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How We Helped a Manufacturing Company Achieve 40% Sales Growth

  • Writer: Jordan King
    Jordan King
  • Apr 24
  • 2 min read
A rising line graph, surrounded by financial data and clock imagery, symbolizes market growth and the dynamic nature of time in financial trading.

When this client first got in touch, they were frustrated and rightfully so. They were losing deals to competitors and couldn't quite put their finger on why. Sales were slipping, margins were being squeezed, and different branches were handling pricing in completely different ways. Some were discounting just to stay in the game. Others were quoting too high and watching clients walk. It was messy, and it was costing them.


They came to Jordan B Consulting looking for clarity. What they got was a full picture of what was actually going on and a clear path forward.


Getting Under the Hood

Before jumping to solutions, we took the time to really understand the business. We ran a comprehensive operational SWOT analysis across branches, paired with a marketing and pricing assessment and a full business health audit. This wasn't about ticking boxes; it was about finding the real story behind the numbers.


What we uncovered was layered. Yes, pricing was inconsistent. But there were also slow quote turnaround times, creating missed windows, and in certain regions, competitors had simply built stronger relationships and better reputations with clients. It was a trust problem, a process problem, and a communication problem all at once.


Building a Strategy That Actually Fit

With a clear picture of the challenges, we got to work on a roadmap that addressed everything, not just the surface-level symptoms.


We adjusted pricing in the branches where it was hurting them most. We redesigned internal workflows to speed up responsiveness and reduce the friction that was causing deals to stall. And we put real trust-building strategies in place: structured client conversations, targeted social media presence, and marketing that actually spoke to the people they were trying to reach.


Everything was built to scale so growth wouldn't mean chaos.


The Results Speak for Themselves

The shift was significant. Cross-branch communication improved, pricing was finally aligned, and the team was working from the same playbook for the first time.


Within the year, the company saw 30% year-over-year growth, measured in quote requests and successful invoices across all offices. They expanded into new markets without overloading their existing teams, because the framework was built to grow with them.


And by the end of 2025? 40% sales growth, driven by stronger client relationships and a reputation that was finally matching the quality of their work.


This is the kind of work I love doing, getting into the details, finding what's really holding a business back, and building something that lasts. If any of this sounds familiar, let's talk.

 
 
 

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