Xometry is hiring defense account executives in six cities, and its Aerospace & Defense page carries the strongest proof on the site ("85% of Fortune 500 aerospace and defense companies", DoD Impact Level 5 hosting, CMMC Level 2 partners). But that page and the Government page are titled just "Xometry", and both, plus Data Centers, use the site-wide default description about the quoting engine. In search results and shared links these three pages look like the homepage, while the other seven industry pages, such as Medical, have their own.
First action
Write and publish the three new titles and descriptions today.
How to measure it
Organic clicks to A&D, Government and Data Centers
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Write titles
Sector, certifications, brand; under 60 characters.
Copywriter, Performance Marketing 1 hour
Write descriptions
One proof point and one action each.
Copywriter, Performance Marketing 1 hour
Publish
Page settings in the CMS.
SEO team 1 hour
Check previews
Search snippet and LinkedIn share preview.
Copywriter, Performance Marketing 1 hour
Resubmit
URL inspection in Search Console.
SEO team 1 day
Brief defense AEs
Use the A&D page in outreach.
Senior Account Executive, Defense 1 day
Align paid search
Ad copy matches the new titles.
Copywriter, Performance Marketing 1 week
Measure
Clicks and click-through by page.
Senior Marketing Analyst, Data & Analytics monthly
Why it works
Write a title and description for each page that says what a buyer in that sector gets: for example "Aerospace & Defense Parts Manufacturing | ITAR, AS9100D, CMMC Level 2 | Xometry" with the 85% proof point in the description; Government with the contract and compliance angle; Data Centers with racks, enclosures and buildout speed. Check the pages' share previews and resubmit them in Search Console. Then point defense outreach and paid search at these pages with the same message.
Titles and descriptions decide whether a defense engineer or procurement lead clicks, and the copywriter is hired to match landing copy to the traffic source; a three-page fix lines the site up with where sales is investing.
Ready to use
ChecklistIndustry page metadata check
[ ] Aerospace & Defense: own title and description [ ] Government: own title and description [ ] Data Centers: description written [ ] Share previews checked [ ] Search Console resubmitted [ ] Defense outreach links to the A&D page [ ] Paid search copy matches [ ] Template rule: no page ships with the default description
Risks and how to handle them
Ranking changes after edits
Keep the main sector phrase in the title and watch Search Console for four weeks.
Evidence
- Your websiteIndustry pages (checked twice on October 22, 2026): of the ten in the menu, /aerospace-and-defense/ and /government/ have the page title "Xometry", and those two plus /data-centers/ (title "Data Center Infrastructure") use the site's default description, "Turbocharge the way you order custom parts with our instant quoting engine. Get DFM feedback, lead times, and pricing in a matter of clicks, not days." The other seven, such as Medical and Motorsports, have their own titles and descriptions.Source
- Your websiteAerospace & defense page: "Xometry partners with 85% of Fortune 500 aerospace and defense companies"; "FedRAMP-compliant AWS hosting with FISMA High and DoD Impact Level 5 authorization"; partners certified for "AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, NADCAP, ITAR/EAR, DFARS, NIST SP 800-171, CMMC Level 2, and CUI/JCP"; regional filters for sourcing locations.Source
- HiringDefense sales hiring: Senior Account Executive, Defense in Dayton, Denver, Philadelphia, Waltham, North Bethesda and Huntsville, and Account Executive III, Defense in Dayton, Denver, North Bethesda and Philadelphia, all open on the Greenhouse board on October 22, 2026; alongside enterprise AEs in six US cities and a VP of Sales, Supplier Services.Source
- HiringCopywriter, Performance Marketing (posted September 17, 2026): to "own the copy that carries a prospect from click to conversion - marketing and lifecycle emails, video/explainer scripts, and the landing pages that sit at the end of the funnel, across both the Xometry and Thomas brands", with landing page copy "aligned with the traffic source and offer", for "engineers, procurement professionals, and manufacturing leaders".Source