Moving what matters
for Atlantic Pumps

Aerial photograph of a wastewater treatment facility with Atlantic Pumps branding overlaid across the centre.

Atlantic Pumps, founded in 2012 and based in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is no stranger to challenging fluid management. With solutions built for harsh environments, the company supports industries like quarrying, mining, wastewater, and anaerobic digestion. Part of the Intrax Group – alongside Global Pumps (Australia) and All Pumps (Argentina) – Atlantic Pumps had grown into a respected name in fluid handling. But by 2024, its digital presence wasn’t keeping up with the ambitions of the business.

The ultimate goal was to expand into the Water, Biogas, and Quarrying sectors with a digital experience that matched its technical strength and forward-thinking mindset.

84%

increase in inbound marketing leads since website launch

24

priority keywords now rank in Google's top 10 (Sept 2025 report)

42

tracked keywords ranking in Google's Top 50 (Sept 2025)

the challenge:

moving from products to solutions

By 2024, Atlantic Pumps needed to evolve its digital approach to match its business ambitions. The previous website was built around a product-focused structure that didn’t necessarily reflect how the business actually worked with clients.

From products to solutions: The company needed to shift from showcasing individual products to demonstrating comprehensive solutions. 

Market expansion requirements: Breaking into new industries like Water, Biogas, and Quarrying meant creating dedicated pathways and content that spoke directly to each sector’s specific challenges.

Traffic quality issues: While the website attracted visitors, much of the traffic came from international markets that weren’t target prospects. 

SEO preservation risk: With over 500 pages of content – products, blogs, case studies, and technical resources – that had built valuable organic search rankings over years, any platform change needed to protect this hard-won visibility.

the solution:

brand-led transformation and smart execution

To tackle both brand and platform issues, Vivid led a two-phase transformation: refreshing the brand identity, then moving to a better-suited WordPress platform, while preserving SEO equity.

Laying the foundation: Brand strategy workshop

The project started with a deep-dive brand workshop. Together, we worked with Atlantic Pumps’ team to redefine the narrative around the idea of delivering ‘clear-cut solutions’ – a message captured in a new strapline, crafted during the workshop: ‘Moving What Matters.’

This marked a shift from a product-led message to a solutions-focused identity – highlighting Atlantic Pumps’ consultative approach, technical depth, and commitment to sustainable outcomes.

Two screenshots of the Atlantic pumps website on a blue background
replatforming

 to WordPress

With the brand narrative locked in, Vivid handled the technical migration from Shopify to WordPress. This platform was chosen for its flexibility, scalability, and easy-to-use content management system.

The team transferred over 500 pages of content while preserving internal links and metadata. Redirects were meticulously mapped to protect search rankings and maintain link equity.

UX reimagined

for the user

The website development evolved around a clear focus on user experience. Navigation is now more intuitive, allowing visitors to quickly locate the information they need. The product filtering and search tools were revamped to align with the real-world workflows of engineers and procurement professionals. Important resources like technical documents and data sheets, which were previously hard to find, are now easily accessible. 

To better serve key industries, the site features dedicated pathways for Water, Biogas, and Quarrying and Mining – each offering tailored content that addresses the specific challenges of those sectors.

the results

real metrics and real progress

The improvements were immediate and measurable:

  • 33% increase in top-ten keyword rankings (taken from Sept 2025 report)
  • Core keyword visibility improved significantly
  • Improved traffic quality with a higher share of relevant UK visitors.

Lasting Impact: A website built to grow with the business

More than just a successful migration, this project gave Atlantic Pumps a powerful, flexible digital platform tailored to its long-term goals. The internal team now has the tools to:

  • Launch sector-specific landing pages
  • Publish technical resources with ease
  • Respond quickly to market opportunities – no developer needed

Atlantic Pumps now own a website that’s aligned with its brand values, equipped to grow, and ready for future automation and marketing improvements via HubSpot and beyond.

84%

increase in inbound marketing leads since website launch

24

priority keywords now rank in Google's top 10 (Sept 2025 report)

42

tracked keywords ranking in Google's Top 50 (Sept 2025)