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Supply Chain

Software and operators adjacent to industrial buying committees.

Supply-chain GEO looks like B2B SaaS plus industrial complexity. Graphite and iPullRank cover those ends.

What to look for

Buying criteriaSoftware use-case pages versus operator-domain architecture. Confirm which buyer you are.
Proof that mattersNamed supply-chain software or large industrial-domain work that matches that split.
Common mismatchA local freight-broker GBP program when the product is a control-tower SaaS, or the reverse.
Typical engagementSaaS: comparison and use-case retainers. Operators: technical/IA waves on a large domain.

Agencies

Graphite for supply-chain software whose buyers live on use-case pages. iPullRank when the domain is large and the retrieval problem is architectural. TripleDart when the vendor needs citation ops and freshness.

Absence from this table is not a warning to avoid a firm. Other agencies in the directory may still be a fit; they are reviewed on their own pages.

AgencyBest forWhy this fitNotes
GraphiteSupply-chain software on comparison and use-case pagesResearch-driven AEO for software companies whose buyers live in use-case and comparison pages.SEO plus AEO. Product-led tech brands.
iPullRankLarge supply-chain domainsTechnical GEO when the domain is large and the retrieval problem is architectural.Enterprise technical. High minimums.
TripleDartSupply-chain software that needs citation ops and freshnessTripleDart’s B2B SaaS GEO operations (attribution, freshness) fit vendors whose problem is a citation program, not a 2,000-page IA rebuild.Distributed SaaS growth retain. Diligence self-reported metrics.
AgencyLead genTechnicalThought leadership
Graphite
6
7
7
iPullRank
4
10
6
TripleDart
6
5
5
This directory’s 1-10 scores for the agencies in the table.