NetBrain is hiring a Senior Solutions Marketing Manager to build vertical plays as "a repeatable process". The manufacturing page is the model to copy: Merck's 40,000 devices, 310 sites and 800,000 connected devices, IEC 62443 audits and "90%+ MTTR reduction". But its canonical tag points to the Retail page and it is missing from the sitemap, so Google is told to show Retail instead. Plant IT and OT leaders searching for manufacturing network automation never see it. The financial services and oil and gas pages share one template description, with "IT Servier Delivery for Financial Servies" in the snippet.
First action
Change the canonical tag and submit the URL in Search Console.
How to measure it
Search impressions for the manufacturing page
- Now
- –
- Target
- from near zero to indexed and ranking
- By
- 30 days
Steps
Fix the tag
Self-canonical on the manufacturing page.
Web team 10 minutes
Add to sitemap
And request indexing.
Web team 10 minutes
Check the rest
Canonical, sitemap and description on all 19 solution pages.
Web team 1 hour
Rewrite descriptions
One per industry, with a customer figure.
Senior Solutions Marketing Manager 1 day
Fix typos
Financial services and oil and gas.
Senior Solutions Marketing Manager 1 hour
Write the checklist
For every new vertical page.
Senior Solutions Marketing Manager 2 hours
Share with sellers
Vertical links for the Strategic AEs.
Sales Enablement 1 day
Measure
Search Console impressions by industry page.
Web team monthly
Why it works
Today: set the manufacturing page's canonical to itself, add it to the sitemap and request indexing. This week: write a proper title and description for every industry page, and fix the financial services typos. Then make it a checklist for every new vertical page: self-canonical, in the sitemap, its own description, a named customer figure, the relevant standard (IEC 62443, NERC CIP, DORA, OSFI) and a vertical demo path the Strategic AEs can send.
One tag currently hides NetBrain's best manufacturing proof from search. Fixing it costs minutes, and the checklist stops it happening on the next vertical.
Ready to use
ChecklistVertical page launch checklist
[ ] Canonical points to the page itself [ ] Listed in the sitemap [ ] Unique title and meta description [ ] One named customer figure [ ] The industry standard it helps with (IEC 62443, NERC CIP, DORA, OSFI, PCI) [ ] Vertical demo form or path [ ] Linked from the Industries menu and two blog posts [ ] Indexing requested in Search Console
Risks and how to handle them
Retail traffic dips
Only the manufacturing URL moves; Retail keeps its own canonical.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe Network Automation for Manufacturing page (linked from the Industries menu, checked twice on October 23, 2026) sets its canonical tag to the Retail page (/solution/network-automation-for-retail/) and is missing from the sitemap, so search engines are told to index Retail instead. The page itself has Merck figures ("40K+ Globally Managed Network Devices", "310+ Global Sites Connected", "800K+ Connected Devices in Manufacturing Environments"), IEC 62443 audit reports and "90%+ MTTR Reduction". The other industry pages (airlines, energy, federal, healthcare, oil and gas, retail, financial services) point their canonicals to themselves.Source
- Your websiteIndustry page descriptions: financial services reads "NetBrain Automation, IT Servier Delivery for Financial Servies, effectively reduces the number of infrastructure incidents..."; oil and gas is titled "IT Service Delivery for Oil and Gas" with the same template sentence. Retail has its own copy, an analysis of "25,257 incidents over six months at a leading retailer" and a Fortune 500 retailer story. New compliance pages cover OSFI ("39 OSFI compliance requirements"), DORA ("Only 1 in 3 EU financial institutions is fully DORA-compliant") and continuous network compliance assessment; the blog covers NERC CIP for energy.Source
- HiringSenior Solutions Marketing Manager (posted August 25, 2026): "Industry & Vertical Solution Plays", "identifying which verticals deserve a dedicated play" and treating "vertical solution development as a repeatable process so NetBrain can stand up a credible new vertical story"; "Partner Go-to-Market" with "co-branded positioning and sales assets"; keeping "a resource center, web section, or campaign library—organized and current".Source
- HiringStrategic Account Executives in seven territories (Boston/New England, Denver, Florida, New York Metro, Tennessee, Toronto and the Twin Cities), closing "multi-year deals with long sale cycles worth upwards of $1mm" and helping "GSI/MSP and Fortune 500 companies" with BDRs on assigned accounts.Source