AI SEO for logistics companies

More freight inquiries for the lanes you actually run.

Shippers search by port, route, cargo and service. We turn your real capabilities into clear pages procurement teams can find, so more inquiries match your network instead of wasting the sales team's time.

01 / Logistics

Your best salesperson is a man your CEO met at a trade show in 2019.

He's lovely. He sends a lot of business your way.

He's also thinking about retiring.

That's the quiet risk in most logistics companies. New business comes from referrals, a few big accounts, a trade show booth and some LinkedIn messages. It works. Until the referrals slow down and nobody knows where the next customer comes from.

So you hire an agency. They write blog posts called "What is freight forwarding?" and try to rank you for "logistics services".

Wonderful. You're now competing with every shipping giant on earth for a search nobody uses to buy anything.

Here's what shippers actually type: the lane, the city, the cargo. "Freight forwarder Riyadh to Kuwait." "Customs clearance for machinery Dammam." "Cold storage warehouse Jeddah." Small searches. Very serious people.

And more of them now ask ChatGPT for a shortlist before they send a single RFQ.

02 / Logistics

Shippers find you for the exact lanes you run.

We list every lane, port, city, service and cargo type you want more of, with your commercial team.

We build a clear page for each one that matters: route, transit times, what you handle, documents needed, how to get a quote.

We fix your Google Business Profile for each branch or warehouse, so local searches find the right office.

03 / Logistics

Help buyers understand your lanes wherever they search.

"Which forwarders handle dangerous goods from China to Saudi?" The AI answers with a few names. Procurement starts there.

We make your site, directory listings and trade profiles describe your lanes, certifications and specialties the same clear way, and we earn mentions in the industry sites AI tools read.

04 / Logistics

Inquiries that are worth quoting.

A form full of "how much to send a box to my cousin" wastes your pricing team's afternoon.

Each page says clearly who you serve and the minimums you work with. The quote form asks for lane, cargo and volume, so your team can sort serious RFQs in seconds. AI does the boring work of tagging and routing inquiries. Your people do the quoting.

05 / Logistics

Growth that doesn't depend on who your CEO knows.

Every month you see inquiries and quoted RFQs by lane and by source. When a lane works, we build more around it. Hamza leads search strategy, drawing on his SEO and marketing experience. Abass leads content and positioning, drawing on a decade in SEO and content marketing.

06 / Logistics

From who you know to who found you.

We haven't published a logistics case study yet. We're not going to invent one.

The closest match: the team behind Naktublak worked with Creative Blend, a Saudi B2B agency that started with no search presence at all. In 15 months, it passed $1M in sales.

Different industry. Same shift: from "who do we know" to "who found us".

What this could look like

Illustrative situations, not Nommow client results.

1. A freight forwarder handles Jeddah-to-Dubai shipments but has no page explaining that lane. Publish actual routes, cargo types and contact options.

2. A cold-chain operator receives irrelevant general trucking requests. Explain temperature controls and supported goods to qualify inquiries.

3. A regional 3PL is hard to compare. Make warehouse coverage, integration options and service limits clear for procurement.

Example: what month one can look like for a logistics company

This is an example of how the work runs, not a client result.

Testimonial heading: "A real growth partner." (translated from Arabic)

Week 1: we check who gets named for your main routes, cities and cargo types.

Week 2: we fix your branch profiles and your quote request page.

Week 3: we write the first lane page for the route you want more of.

Week 4: you get a plain update on quote requests and what's next.

Michael Aswad, CEO, Foam accounting software. A Naktublak client, worked with by the same team that runs Nommow.

Full growth plans for logistics companies start from $5,000 a month. The free check comes first.

07 / Logistics

Understand. Strengthen. Support. Improve.

Step 01: Free check

What Google and ChatGPT say about your company today, and which competitors they name for your lanes.

Step 02: Understand

We sit with your commercial team and list the lanes, services and customers you want more of.

Step 03: Strengthen

We fix your site and profiles, and build the lane and service pages.

Step 04: Support

If the plan needs search ads on a new lane, or a short video of your warehouse, the same team does it.

Step 05: Improve

Every month: inquiries and RFQs by lane and source. Where we were, where we are, what's next.

Our buyers don't Google. They call people they know.

Many do. And the ones who don't know you yet search for the lane and the cargo, then ask for quotes from the first few names they find. We make sure you're one of them.

We tried SEO and got traffic from students and job seekers.

That's what happens when you rank for "what is logistics". We target lanes and services with buying intent, and we report RFQs, not visits.

How long until we see inquiries?

Lane pages for specific routes can start bringing inquiries within a few months, faster in less crowded lanes. You'll see what we did every month.

What should a logistics company look for in an SEO agency?

Ask them which searches they'd target. If the answer is "logistics services", keep looking. If it's your lanes, your cargo and your cities, keep talking.

What if it doesn't work for us?

No long contracts. If you're not happy, cancel anytime. You'll know the full price first.

What happens to my accounts if I leave?

They stay yours. You own all your ad accounts and tools. You just give us access, and when the contract ends, we remove ourselves from everything. And there are no long contracts. If you're not happy, cancel anytime.

08 / Logistics

What it costs. And what you get for it.

Free AI visibility check: free.
What Google and ChatGPT say about you, and who they name for your lanes.

AI + SEO report: about $20. We review how your business appears in search, show where competitors are stronger and outline three practical fixes worth prioritizing.

Full growth: from $5,000/month (most plans land between $5,000 and $10,000). Lane and service pages, AI visibility, branch profiles, and the ads or video your plan calls for.

One-time fix-it sprint: quoted per project.
An old site that says "logistics solutions" and nothing else? We fix the biggest problems and your quote form in one go. We price it after a quick call, once we've seen what needs fixing.

Ad spend, if your plan includes ads, is paid to the ad platform and never mixed into our fee.

Your expertise deserves to be found.

09 / Logistics

When a shipper asks ChatGPT who moves cargo on your lanes, does your name come up?

Find out in a free check. We'll show you what Google and ChatGPT say about your company, and which competitors they recommend instead.

No pressure. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you. No long contracts. If you're not happy, cancel anytime.

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