Logistics & Freight
SEO and AI visibility for logistics and freight companies

WHERE IT HURTS
Your buyers build their shortlist before they call you
AI names other forwarders, not you
A buyer asks ChatGPT which freight forwarders handle temperature-controlled loads from the Midlands to Scandinavia. A few names come back. Your company does exactly that, but it isn't on the list. The RFQ goes to the others.
Your expertise sits in the planning office, not online
Your team knows customs declarations, ADR loads and cross-docking inside out. Your website just says 'warehousing' and 'haulage'. It doesn't answer the questions shippers actually ask.
No time to write articles yourselves
Operations run around the clock. Between route planning, customer calls and customs paperwork, the blog always slips. The last post went up far too long ago.
HOW ALEX WORKS
Alex writes, you stay in control
Research into what shippers ask
Alex finds out what procurement teams and supply chain managers search for in Google and ask AI assistants, such as 3PL contracts, customs clearance or storing dangerous goods. That becomes a topic plan for your services and region.
Clusters that cover a subject completely
Take customs brokerage. Alex writes a series of articles on import duties, AEO status and transit documents. An overview article links them together. That builds authority on one subject, instead of scattered blog posts.
Checked first, then approved by you
Every article has a direct answer at the top, facts with source and year, and an FAQ. Alex checks claims about your company, such as accreditations or depot locations, against your profile and knowledge base. Then you approve.
Measured in AI assistants and Google
Launchmind measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI mention your company. Weekly for the first 90 days, then every two weeks. Through Search Console you track the Google position of every article.
Ready to get started?
First article live on your blog within 24 hours.
WHAT ALEX WRITES
Topics Alex could write for you
Example #1
Choosing a 3PL: what to compare in a fulfilment quote
For online retailers and brands that outsource storage and pick and pack. Explains which cost lines to compare, which SLA terms are common and which questions to ask before signing.
Example #2
CMR consignment note: what must it include and who is liable for damage?
For shippers and buyers moving goods internationally by road. Answers what the CMR Convention covers, which details are required and how a damage claim works.
Example #3
Customs broker for imports via Felixstowe or Southampton: how do you choose?
For UK importers bringing in goods from outside the UK. Sets out what a customs broker does, what AEO status means and which documents to prepare before the goods arrive.
In every plan
What you always get
- Your first article within 24 hours
- Every article 1,800 to 2,200 words
- Written authentically, to be found in Google and AI
- Measured every month in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI
- Your Google positions per article, tracked continuously
- Every article comes to you for approval first
- Share to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram
- Your own dashboard, plus a report in your inbox every month
- Plus up to 4 articles per month from your own answers (Q&A), with a contract of 1 year or longer
From €425/month excl. VAT · One-time setup €1,999
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Read the articleFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What logistics companies ask before they start
01What does SEO for logistics and freight cost with Launchmind?
02Will Alex publish things about our company without us seeing them?
03How quickly will we see results?
04Does Alex understand the specialist knowledge in our sector?
05Can the articles also be written in German, French or Polish?
06Will this work with our website, and who owns the articles?
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