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Most B2B landing pages are built to convert — but what if that's the wrong goal entirely? In this conversation, we'll sit down with Tas Bober, landing page strategist and founder of The Scroll Lab, to rethink how we approach LPs for complex products and services. We'll cover:
Why on-page conversions are a misleading success metric
How to build pages that serve buying committees, not just individual clicks
What it actually looks like to match your landing page to the B2B buying journey
From page structure to messaging strategy, Tas will share what it takes to create landing pages that give buyers the information they need to build a business case and put you on the shortlist.
Brendon and Nihal talk to Kevin McClary, head of performance marketing at Gorilla 76, about what's happening in paid social for industrial companies in 2026: the tactics, the strategy and what's changing with AI.
Manufacturers are rushing to understand how they're being represented in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI platforms. But running a GEO audit is only the beginning.
In this episode, Gorilla 76 strategists Maya Harrington and Chelsey Trevino share lessons from GEO audits they've conducted across industrial manufacturers. They discuss the patterns they're seeing, common misconceptions and how marketers can avoid getting overwhelmed by a flood of recommendations.
The conversation includes examples of manufacturers that were showing up in AI-generated answers — but not for the industries, applications or buyer problems they wanted to be known for.
You'll learn:
What GEO audits actually measure
Why business context matters before you start auditing
How AI tools associate companies with industries and problems
The role of foundational educational content
Why schema markup keeps appearing in audit findings
How technical content hidden in PDFs can limit visibility
Practical ways to run a lightweight GEO audit using prompts alone
Whether you're just starting to explore AI visibility or already conducting GEO audits, this episode will help you focus on the actions that matter most.
ABOUT IMC LIVE
IMC Live is the interactive webinar series from the Industrial Marketing Collective — created for marketers at manufacturing companies. Each session is designed to help you connect with peers, sharpen your skills and drive measurable results in your work.
When Fullerton Tool started down the e-commerce path, they weren't trying to build a custom platform. They were trying to solve customer problems.
In this episode, Beth Bauer and Tim Roenicke share how a website that initially focused on inventory visibility and product search gradually evolved into a business-critical tool for quoting, ordering, customer service and distributor support.
One of the most interesting parts of the conversation is how often customer behavior shaped the direction of development. Search functionality led to quoting. Quoting led to new workflows. Distributor feedback led to new features. Internal teams began using the same tools customers were using. Over time, the platform became less about e-commerce and more about removing friction from the buying process.
We discuss:
The lessons learned from an early failed attempt at e-commerce
Why product search became the foundation for everything else
How instant quoting helped speed up sales conversations
The importance of customer feedback loops
Why some distributors embraced the platform while others resisted it
The realities of supporting a custom system in-house
What manufacturers should consider before deciding to build or buy
This is a conversation about e-commerce, but it's really a conversation about understanding customers and designing digital experiences around the way they actually work.
ABOUT IMC LIVE
IMC Live is the interactive webinar series from the Industrial Marketing Collective — created for marketers at manufacturing companies. Each session is designed to help you connect with peers, sharpen your skills and drive measurable results in your work.
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