Partner entry kit

Add SpiderMake as a useful TYVOK workflow link

Keep the TYVOK page focused on the machine. Use SpiderMake as the practical file-prep step: make one SVG, test one material result, then ask a better machine-fit question.

Product page strip

For TYVOK machine pages

A small support link near software, materials, or getting-started content.

<section class="tyvok-spidermake-strip">
  <strong>Need a quick laser-ready SVG?</strong>
  <p>Use SpiderMake to turn names, guest lists, serials, or logo artwork into a millimeter-sized SVG before your first material test.</p>
  <a href="https://spidermake.com/?utm_source=tyvok&utm_medium=product_page&utm_campaign=workflow_link&utm_content=free_svg_tools">Try free SVG tools</a>
</section>

Support or blog card

For learning pages

Use this where users are learning about materials, software import, or first projects.

<aside class="spidermake-workflow-card">
  <h3>Make a sample file first</h3>
  <p>Before comparing laser settings, create one SVG file with red cut lines, black engraving artwork, and real millimeter size.</p>
  <a href="https://spidermake.com/machine-fit.html?utm_source=tyvok&utm_medium=support_page&utm_campaign=machine_fit_bridge&utm_content=sample_first">Check product-to-machine fit</a>
</aside>

Email / social copy

For launch posts

A short version that introduces SpiderMake without turning it into a hard machine ad.

Good news for TYVOK and small-shop laser users:

SpiderMake is a free SVG file-prep workspace for repeat jobs like pet tags, wedding place cards, QR labels, keychains, nameplates, and logo engraving.

Choose a product, edit the sample, export a laser-ready SVG, then run one material test before production.

Try it here:
https://spidermake.com/?utm_source=tyvok&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=workflow_link&utm_content=free_svg_tools

Recommended placement

Where this should appear

Do not place this as the main hero on TYVOK. Put it after the machine value proposition, near practical workflow, software, or material-test content.

Machine product page

Use the product page strip after “what can it make” or near software compatibility.

Support article

Use the support card when explaining SVG import, red cut lines, black engraving artwork, or first tests.

Social launch

Use the short copy with the fast SpiderMake video or the CSV-to-SVG image.

Sales follow-up

Send users to Machine Fit after they export one SVG or save one material result.

Tracked links

Use these URLs when you do not need HTML

These links preserve source attribution so Lead Export and analytics can show which channel drove the workflow.

Homepage tool link Machine fit link Pet tag tool link Wedding card tool link