The state of play when they walked in.
Redfern Flinn sells capital equipment: a portable gantry starts in the low thousands, and an installed jib, monorail or dumbwaiter system runs well into five figures. Every enquiry is a project, and most customers install once and service forever.
The engagement built the search presence a capital-equipment supplier needs: the brand held at the top for a name buyers already trust, and a page for every crane type and stocked brand an engineer might spec.
It holds: 5,978 clicks in the window, the brand at a 45-50% click-through rate, feltes gantry, a stocked brand, at position 5, and the contact page collecting the quote requests.
Browse the site, live.
Live from www.redfernflinncranes.com.au. The crane category pages below are the ones doing the earning.
Rigby, running service intelligence.
Live under the Redfern Flinn brand. Projects, installs and service schedules in one place.
The copilot itself. Chats through the day: which quotes are open, which installs are due, where revenue concentrates.
The workshop today: projects in flight, tasks due, calls logged, the day's shape at a glance.
Every project from quote to installed, by equipment type and site.
Inspection and re-certification cycles watched per installed asset, so the service tail never goes quiet.
What the account shows.
Capital-equipment search, working the way capital equipment buys.
What it's actually worth.
Capital 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