The state of play when they walked in.
Equipco sells the equipment fuel runs on: storage tanks from portable pods to on-ground installations, bowsers, transfer pumps, hoses and fittings. Orders range from a $300 pump to a five-figure tank install, and the buyers are farms, fleets, mines and workshops across the country.
The engagement built the catalogue’s search presence layer by layer: a page for every product family, compliance content for the questions buyers must answer before they purchase, and the brand held at the top.
The layers compound: total clicks up 18% period on period to 35K, the fuel storage tanks page tripling, and the separation distance regulations guide alone earning 551 clicks, buyers arriving through the compliance question and leaving with a quote.
The equipment, in the field.
Installed tanks and live projects from the catalogue the rankings sell.
Mine-Go fleet
Mining install
Oil & lubrication
Container tank
Field transfer
Bulk fuel cube
Gauge, the AI running the sales floor.
Live under Equipco's own brand. Accounts, quotes, product lines and revenue in one place.
The AI copilot itself. Chats through the day: which quotes are open, which accounts are quiet, where revenue concentrates.
The floor today: quotes in flight, tasks due, calls logged, the day's shape at a glance.
Every quote by account and product line, from first ask to won or lost.
Calls in and out logged with duration, outcomes and review collection built in.
What the account shows.
The catalogue's growth, page by page, period on period.
What it's actually worth.
Fuel equipment economics against the enquiry volume.
We don't just deploy AI, run ads, or optimise for results.
Because in a world of fleeting trends and market noise, the only real strategy is to build something unmistakable.
This project was led by Neeraj, along with the CrowdCypher team.
No pitch. No decks.
Proof.
Two-week brief. Ninety days to a working system. A team you can call by name.
Built by the pod at CrowdCypher · unmarket · prace.media