Readyprint is the consumable every printer owner buys again and again, but its page shows the same detail panel for eight materials: ABS, ESD ABS, PC and aerospace-grade PEI 9085 all claim the same part size, the same $271.00 cost to print, the same 1 hr 20 min and the same 52.30% savings vs. machining, under a chemical-resistance line written for one material. Four more show no figures. There are no prices, pack sizes or order path, only "Contact Sales", and the page is missing from the sitemap. Engineers who compare materials for a living will notice, and the 300+ customers who need a refill have to write an email.
First action
Pull the real benchmark part for each of the 12 materials from the filament cost calculator.
How to measure it
Readyprint reorder requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- +40%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Gather real figures
One benchmark part per material: size, cost, time and savings.
Applications Engineer 3 days
Fix the panels
One description and set of numbers per material.
Director of Marketing 2 days
Add pack sizes
Spool sizes and a price band per kg.
VP of Sales & Marketing 2 days
Build the reorder form
Customer number, material, quantity, into HubSpot.
Director of Marketing 2 days
Link it
From material pages, the Hylo page and Basis.
Director of Marketing 1 day
Add to sitemap
And give it a clear meta description.
Director of Marketing 1 hour
Email customers
Tell printer owners how to reorder.
Director, Customer Success 1 day
Track
Reorders and time to quote.
Director of Marketing monthly
Why it works
Give every Readyprint material its own panel with a real benchmark part (cost, time and savings from the filament cost calculator), its datasheet and a link to the material page. Add pack sizes, list prices or "price per kg" bands, and a short reorder form (customer number, material, quantity) that drops into HubSpot for the sales team. Add the page to the sitemap and link it from each material page and the Hylo page.
Accurate numbers are the proof an engineering buyer looks for, and a two-minute reorder turns consumables into steady, predictable revenue. The new Director of Marketing is hired to build exactly these landing pages and keep the product story consistent.
Ready to use
ChecklistReadyprint page fix list
[ ] One description per material [ ] Real size, cost, time and savings per material [ ] Datasheet link per material [ ] Pack sizes and price band per kg [ ] Reorder form into HubSpot [ ] Page in the XML sitemap [ ] Links from every material page and the Hylo page
Risks and how to handle them
Prices change with suppliers
Show bands per kg and confirm in the quote.
Benchmarks vary by part
Name the part and settings used.
Evidence
- Your websiteReadyprint Filaments page (checked twice on October 23, 2026): the only call to action is "Contact Sales", with no prices, pack sizes or order path, though the filaments are called "market-priced". Eight of the materials (ABS, Carbon Fiber ABS, ESD ABS, ASA, HIPS, PC, PETG and PEI 9085) open the same detail panel: the same chemical-resistance sentence, and the same "Size (mm) 105 x 105 x 54", "Cost to print $271.00", "Print time 1hr 20m" and "Savings vs. machining 52.30%". PPSU, Carbon Fiber PETG, TPU and Amorphous PEKK show no figures. The page is not listed in the site's XML sitemap, and /readyprint redirects to it.Source
- HiringDirector of Marketing (Montreal, hybrid, posted October 16, 2026), reporting to the VP of Sales & Marketing: "shape our market positioning, build brand awareness, and drive demand, with a strong focus on product marketing and content marketing"; "Create and maintain technical content such as white papers, case studies, landing pages, presentations, and social media"; "drive inbound leads through content, email, AdWords and retargeting, social media, and trade shows"; "Plan and execute product launches"; "Define marketing performance metrics, measure and report on results and contribution to pipeline and revenue"; tools named are HubSpot, Google Analytics, Figma, Adobe Creative Suite and WordPress; travel about one week every two months to trade shows in Canada, the US and Europe.Source
- Your websiteReadyprint press release (dated January 31, 2023, last modified September 2026): Readyprint filaments get "additional factory drying" and "pre-configured process parameters", made with Kimya, which "develops materials with the world's major chemical companies including Arkema, Solvay and Sabic"; drying is "sometimes a six-hour process that is left to customers"; "To order or learn more about Readyprint Filaments visit aon3d.com/readyprint or reach out to [email protected]".Source
- Your websiteXML sitemap (October 23, 2026): 6 case studies against "300+ clients"; 30 material pages in English and French but none for PPS, although a PPS printing guide and a PPS properties article were published October 6, 2026; the press-release section stops in June 2020; the French site covers materials, printers and contact but not the material-science or application guides; tools include a Material Selection Wizard, a filament cost calculator, an open-material savings calculator, total cost of ownership and ROI pages.Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: Roboze, "the foundational advanced manufacturing layer for strategic industries" (aerospace, defense, energy); INTAMSYS, "PEEK 3D printers and filaments"; 3DXTech sells filaments online ("Shop Carbon Fiber, ESD-Safe, Flame Retardant, PEEK, PEKK, PEI Ultem"). Stratasys sells closed-material ULTEM printers.Source