Exporting spare parts: buyers find you by part number
A buyer searches for something specific: brand, engine series, part number and delivery to their country. The closer a page matches the query, the more likely Google shows it and ChatGPT quotes it.
Machinery runs at mines, on ships and at power plants worldwide, and a part is needed urgently. The buyer does not wait for a trade show — they ask search or ChatGPT. Whoever answers first with the part number and lead time gets the order.
- Mining companies
- Ship owners and ship repair yards
- Power generation and gensets
- Dealers and service centres
- MTU 16V2000 spare parts supplier
- Caterpillar 3512 overhaul kit price
- genuine vs OEM engine parts supplier Turkey
- marine diesel spare parts delivery to Nigeria
Example queries in search and in ChatGPT. Each such question gets its own page on the site.
- A page per engine brand and series
- A catalogue with part numbers and compatibility
- Genuine vs OEM vs aftermarket explained
- Delivery region pages and shipping terms
Case
IWH: 208 contacts in five months. Türkiye 18% of visits end in a contact, UAE 17%, Azerbaijan 21.6%, India 28.6%. 37.7% of ChatGPT visitors get in touch.
Questions
Do I need to publish the whole catalogue?
No. We start with the brands and series where your terms are best. A page per engine series brings more enquiries than a thousand empty product cards.
What about manufacturer brands?
We state which engines the parts fit and clearly separate genuine from aftermarket. No logos or “authorised dealer” claims without an agreement with the manufacturer.
A site for Diesel, marine and mining parts — in a week
Choose how to pay. Every option includes the same site and timing.