Nike found you. A factory in Dhaka looking for a drawcord maker cannot.
As calicocord.com states it, read 25 September 2026.
Not for a hoodie string. For a factory that can make drawcord, elastic and tape to their spec, at volume.
Searches multiplied by each term’s own cost per click. 1,473 keyword groups, close variants counted once.
Most people typing these words want a metre of it, or a hoodie. The ones who want a factory are fewer, and worth far more.
Worldwide, English, 25 September 2026. A term counts as a buyer only if it names a maker or a volume. Garment shoppers and other industries are excluded before the count starts.
The third already found you. It is how Nike became a customer.
India and Bangladesh search for trims more than the United States, the UK and Europe together.
12 trade terms - manufacturer, supplier, garment trims, narrow fabric - measured in each market, English, 25 September 2026. Yearly figures are the monthly measurement multiplied by 12.
We measured the trade’s own word for garment accessories, in English and in each market’s language. An English site reaches Bangladesh. It misses most of Vietnam and Turkey.
25 September 2026. Close variants counted once. It is why Vietnamese and Turkish pages sit inside the visibility pillar, not as a later extra.
We ran what a sourcing manager runs: drawcord manufacturer and elastic tape manufacturer for garments.
DuckDuckGo, 25 September 2026, across 3 searches, because Google served a bot check from our network. Ordered by how many of the 3 each came back on; ECI Group came back on all 3. 2 results were dropped: 1 answered with 77 words, 1 named no product on its home page.
Every one of them scores between 58 and 92. You score 24, and not for lack of standing: your 76 referring domains are more than 14 of the 19 have. You lose 65 points on a missing title, a missing description and not being found.
Found in the search 40, says what it sells 25 (a title naming the product 15, a description 10), depth 15, trust 20. Augmara’s composite, not a Google metric.
None of it is about what you make. All of it is about whether a buyer can find out.
A website is public, so we could measure it. Your order book is not.
These are questions, not findings. They are what the 45 minutes is for.
A buyer has to find you, read the specification, request a sample, and come back with an order.
8 weeks to build it, then 4 months to grow it. The brand system comes first, so everything after it is built once.
The bar is drawn to be read, not to scale. Each segment carries its real length.
Everything else builds on it.
We build where the products live; your team fills it.
The build ends here.
What that cycle is, next.
The build is finished in week 8. From month 3 the same cycle runs every month, against real buyers instead of assumptions.
One monthly fee, paid in advance, for 6 months. The first 2 months build everything; the next 4 grow it.
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