Wafer World

Case Study
Technology
Blogging
SEO

140,538

Impressions
Learn how content marketing helped Wafer World establish authority and get noticed by key decision-makers in the semiconductor industry.
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- Ronnie Felix, General Manager

The Problem

Wafer World, a domestic wafer manufacturer serving semiconductor companies, needed to establish its authority and get its brand in front of a very small, highly specialized audience. As a supplier to an industry where the right manufacturer choice can carry national security implications, Wafer World needed to position itself as a trusted, credible voice among semiconductor decision-makers.

A Deeper Dive

A closer look at the challenges
Challenge
01

Wafer World's industry is too niche for traditional advertising. Yet, the company still needed to establish thought leadership and get in front of semiconductor decision-makers.

Challenge
02

Wafer World's customer base is intelligent and discerning, and in some cases, selecting the right wafer manufacturer is a matter of national security. This meant the client needed to clearly establish its expertise, authority, and trustworthiness.

Challenge
03

The semiconductor industry has traditionally focused on making transistors smaller, but this is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve. Wafer World needed to present its range of wafer materials as a viable alternative path forward.

The Solution

We targeted a variety of niche keywords with high-quality, detailed blog content. These blogs helped Wafer World rank for more than 1,500 keywords, allowing engaged readers to purchase products directly on the site or to reach out via the contact page or live chat to become leads.

Implementation

Step 1

We analyzed the client's website alongside their competitors, then collaborated with the Wafer World team to develop a list of optimal keywords. This became the foundation of a keyword map, helping us determine which blogs should target which terms.

Step 2

Once we identified a primary keyword to target, we brainstormed topics and wrote a long-form article addressing the question, "How small can transistors get?" The piece was substantive and SEO-optimized, incorporating internal and external links, header tags, strategic keyword placement, and keyword variations.

Step3

We edited the blog with both readability and SEO in mind, then published it on the client's website with engaging imagery, including a custom video, and strong scannability for an enhanced user experience.

Step 4

Over the course of a year, the blog attracted backlinks and climbed in the search rankings. Beyond ranking for several relevant search terms, it also increased the site's overall authority, helping it rank for even more terms. Leads were captured both by our live chat team and through a CTA at the end of the blog.

Impact

140,538
Impressions
180
Ranking Keywords
6,966
Clicks to Site

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