Buyer Lead Generation for Manufacturing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I run a machine shop and fabrication facility that produces precision-machined parts, welded assemblies and fully finished metal products. My priority right now is simple: I need a marketing partner who can put our capabilities in front of companies that actually purchase machined or fabricated components and move them to RFQ or purchase-order stage.
Your mission is to locate, qualify and engage end-users of these components—OEMs, Tier-1 or Tier-2 suppliers, maintenance teams, distributors, anyone who regularly outsources metal parts and sub-assemblies. Whether they sit in automotive, aerospace, construction or any other sector, I care far more about real demand than the label on their building.
What I expect from you
• A clear outreach plan (LinkedIn, email sequences, trade portals, industry groups, etc.) geared toward decision-makers in sourcing, purchasing or engineering.
• Regular delivery of verified leads that match our production envelope (materials, tolerances, volumes).
• Progress reports showing contacts made, responses, follow-ups and next steps until the lead is either converted or closed.
Acceptance criteria
A lead is considered successful when we receive either an RFQ with drawings/specs or a scheduled technical call to discuss a potential build. I’m happy to refine target profiles, supply marketing collateral and jump on calls as needed—what I need from you is the consistent pipeline.
If you’re confident in your ability to open doors and can point to past successes doing exactly this, let’s talk about how quickly you can get started.
Your mission is to locate, qualify and engage end-users of these components—OEMs, Tier-1 or Tier-2 suppliers, maintenance teams, distributors, anyone who regularly outsources metal parts and sub-assemblies. Whether they sit in automotive, aerospace, construction or any other sector, I care far more about real demand than the label on their building.
What I expect from you
• A clear outreach plan (LinkedIn, email sequences, trade portals, industry groups, etc.) geared toward decision-makers in sourcing, purchasing or engineering.
• Regular delivery of verified leads that match our production envelope (materials, tolerances, volumes).
• Progress reports showing contacts made, responses, follow-ups and next steps until the lead is either converted or closed.
Acceptance criteria
A lead is considered successful when we receive either an RFQ with drawings/specs or a scheduled technical call to discuss a potential build. I’m happy to refine target profiles, supply marketing collateral and jump on calls as needed—what I need from you is the consistent pipeline.
If you’re confident in your ability to open doors and can point to past successes doing exactly this, let’s talk about how quickly you can get started.