B2B buyers research suppliers online well before they ever pick up the phone. Most supplier websites are invisible at exactly that moment, which means you are being shortlisted out of deals you never knew existed.
The B2B buying process has moved. A purchasing decision that used to start with a phone call now starts with searching, comparing and shortlisting, and most of it happens before anyone contacts you. By the time you get the enquiry, the decision is often half made.
Supplier sites tend to fail that stage badly. Product ranges hidden behind a login. No pricing guidance of any kind. Categories named after internal divisions rather than what the product is called. A buyer comparing three suppliers will drop the one that makes the comparison hardest, and that is usually a website problem rather than a commercial one.
Making you findable and comparable at the stage where the shortlist gets written.
Structuring your range around what buyers actually type, with category pages that carry real buying information rather than a grid and a heading.
Clear content on minimum orders, account terms, delivery and lead times. The questions that decide a shortlist, answered before the enquiry.
Catching buyers actively sourcing right now, with conversion tracking set up so you can tell which searches produced real accounts.
A traditional retainer pays for a team and the office above it. For a business with a defined market and a specific buyer, most of that structure is overhead you never see the benefit of. Here is the difference in plain terms.
| Traditional agency | Dizian | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | $1,500 to $3,000 | Competitive, delivery is AI-enabled |
| Who does the work | Account manager, delivery by juniors | One experienced expert, AI doing the manual layers |
| Minimum term | Commonly a fixed lock-in | 30 day terms, no lock-in |
| Where the fee goes | Work plus team and office overhead | Work plus tooling, with the difference free for media |
This is not a discount. It is a leaner way of delivering the same work, and what it frees up goes into your media budget rather than our overhead. That is where it turns into leads.
We are Melbourne based and a good share of our work sits in the South-East: Dandenong South, Clayton, Moorabbin, Braeside and Keysborough. Being AI-led rather than office-led means distance adds neither cost nor lag, so the same work happens whether you are in Braeside or Ballarat. If you would rather talk it through in person and you are local, that works too.
Results shown are actual outcomes achieved for the named clients. Individual results vary with market, budget and starting position, and past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Over 14 years in business, $3.4M in media managed, 6.2x average ROAS, and an accredited Google Partner throughout.
Want a straight read on where you stand? Book a free digital audit at dizian.com.au/contact.
The services behind this, and other industries we work with:
Should we show pricing if we are trade only?
You rarely need exact pricing, but total silence costs you. Indicative ranges, minimum order quantities or a clear statement that pricing is account-based all help a buyer self-qualify. The alternative is enquiries from people who were never going to buy, and silence from those who were.
Our customers find us through reps, not Google.
Many still do, and reps are not going anywhere. What has changed is that the buyer researches before and after the rep visit, and increasingly a new decision-maker arrives at the account who has never met your rep. Being findable protects the relationship rather than replacing it.
Is our product range too technical to rank?
Technical is an advantage. Specific terms have low competition and high intent, because the only people searching them are people who need exactly that thing. The volumes look small and the conversion rates are not.
How long before this produces enquiries?
Most businesses see early movement in about 8 to 12 weeks. B2B sales cycles then add their own lag, so allow for the gap between the enquiry arriving and the account actually opening when you judge the work.