How to Increase Bid Opportunities in the Oil & Gas Industry With the OFS Directory
byAdriana Bickford
In today’s oil and gas industry, standing out and securing visibility with operators has become increasingly challenging. As traditional marketing channels lose their effectiveness, oilfield service providers are left looking for powerful ways to showcase their strengths and seize valuable business opportunities. I understand the struggle well. As a marketing professional, I’m constantly on the lookout for ways to amplify our company’s visibility without overspending. That’s why the launch of the OFS Directory (formerly BidOut) is so exciting. This isn’t just a directory; it’s a powerful connection tool linking oilfield service companies directly with operators who prioritize quality and reliability. Let me show you how the OFS Directory can become your key to greater visibility and growth in a competitive industry.
Enhanced Visibility and Bidding Opportunities for Oilfield Service Companies
Remember when you had to wait for the phone to ring or invest in costly campaigns that didn’t deliver? Those days are behind us. In today’s competitive landscape, the pressure to stand out is greater than ever, but that’s exactly where the OFS Directory comes in. Imagine a platform where operators actively search for the exact services you provide. This isn’t just marketing—it’s targeted, efficient, cost-effective exposure that directly leads to growth.
The vision behind the OFS Directory was simple yet ambitious – to create a seamless, effective path for oilfield service companies to showcase their services while providing operators with a streamlined search experience. Here’s how the OFS Directory delivers:
Maximized exposure: Ensure your company’s expertise is front and center for operators who are looking for exactly what you offer.
Increased bid opportunities: Open the door to projects that match your company’s strengths by highlighting your unique services, safety records, basin footprints and more.
Efficiency for your team: Say goodbye to the time-consuming lead search. Our optimized matching system brings clients to you, expanding your reach and improving engagement.
What Our Customers Say
BidOut is very user friendly and straightforward. We use it for 90% of the bids we do. The supplier help us connect with new suppliers. This is especially helpful when we need bids in regions where we aren’t as familiar with the available supplier network.
Brittney Pool | Senior Supply Chain Specialist
Quick and Easy Account Setup
Setting up your account on the OFS Directory is as simple as it gets. In just a few clicks, you’ll be ready to connect with potential clients and showcase your offerings with features like:
Comprehensive profiles: Share your service summary, corporate videos, contact details, locations, brochures and more.
Bid invitations tailored to your niche: Receive targeted invitations, perfectly aligned with your expertise.
Top-positioning benefits: Gain premium visibility with top positioning on directory pages, enhancing your brand presence.
Why Wait? Join the Fastest-Growing Directory
The OFS Directory is quickly becoming the go-to resource for oilfield service providers and operators alike. Boost your visibility and increase your bid opportunities by joining more than 4,500 service providers across 150 categories. Don’t miss out on the chance to be discovered by operators you might not otherwise reach. Step into the spotlight with the OFS Directory and elevate your brand’s presence in the oil and gas industry.
Adriana Bickford is a product marketing manager at Enverus, with a 10-year track record in the oil and gas and technology industries. She's passionate about empowering customers in oilfield services and minerals to grow their business by effectively communicating the value of Enverus solutions. She holds a business degree from Tusculum University in Tennessee.
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