Apache Inc isn't chasing unicorn valuations or viral growth—they're quietly building a $15M industrial powerhouse with just 84 employees. In an era obsessed with scale, they've mastered the art of profitable minimalism in heavy industry.

"They generate $178K revenue per employee while attracting fewer monthly visitors than a local bakery."

The company's traffic distribution reveals a classic B2B industrial model: 47% direct traffic suggests established relationships, while 29% organic search indicates they're found for specific technical queries. The missing 24% likely comes from referrals and offline channels—phone calls, trade shows, and industry networks. This isn't a digital-first company; it's a relationship-first company that happens to have a website.

• Revenue per employee: $178,571—exceptionally high for industrial manufacturing
• Traffic-to-revenue ratio: $4,209 revenue per monthly visitor (extremely efficient)
• Keyword strategy: Targets low-volume, high-intent industrial terms
• Organic visibility: 29% of traffic comes from search, suggesting technical SEO focus