Search Systems

SaaS SEO

I build search systems for SaaS products that actually need to be found. Most SaaS SEO is backwards. Agencies chase keywords, pump out blog posts, and call it strategy. Then wonder why traffic doesn't convert.

Here's what I do differently: I treat SEO as a product problem, not a content problem. Your buyers don't search randomly. They follow patterns. They compare alternatives. They search for workflows, not features. They want proof your product solves their specific problem. I map those patterns, then build the content architecture around them.

What You Get

Search Intent Architecture

This is the foundation. I analyze how your buyers actually search at each stage: awareness, evaluation, decision. I map which questions matter, which searches indicate real buyer intent, and where your competitors show up.

You get: Complete intent map showing which searches drive revenue and why.

Technical Foundation

Site structure affects everything. I audit and fix what's blocking you: architecture, internal linking, page speed, schema markup, indexation issues.

You get: Prioritized roadmap of what to fix first and the expected impact.

Content System

I design a content system organized around how your product is used, not random keywords. Each piece maps to a specific buyer stage with clear paths from education to signup.

You get: Complete blueprint with priority order and conversion architecture.

Page Optimization

I rewrite your existing pages for clarity and ranking. Product pages that explain what you do. Feature pages that connect to workflows. Use cases that show the before/after.

You get: Pages that rank and convert.

Monthly Growth

Performance analysis, new opportunities, content adjustments, technical optimization, competitive monitoring. All in plain English.

You get: Simple monthly report. No vanity metrics.

Why This Works

Product-First Approach

I spend the first week understanding your product. How it works, who uses it, what problem it solves, what makes it different. Most consultants skip this and go straight to keyword tools.

Buyer Psychology Over Keywords

SaaS buyers are problem-aware, comparison-oriented, and research-heavy. They consume 10+ pieces of content before deciding. I build for that journey.

Technical Precision

I understand how Google interprets SaaS sites, why certain structures rank better for product-intent queries, and how to build topical authority in competitive categories.

No Fluff

I don't write 50 blog posts a month. I write 4-6 that actually matter. I don't chase every keyword. I target the ones that lead to revenue.

This Is For You If

You're early to growth stage (pre-seed to Series A)
Your product solves a real problem
You're willing to improve messaging
You want sustainable growth
You value quality over quantity

Not for you if: You want 500 blog posts, expect results in 3 weeks, or won't implement technical recommendations.

Timeline

Weeks 1-4

Foundation (intent research, technical audit, content system design)

Months 2-3

Early traction (first rankings, traffic beginning to compound)

Months 4-6

Compound growth (consistent ranking gains, qualified traffic, clear ROI)

SaaS SEO isn't fast, but it compounds. The difference between month 3 and month 9 is exponential.

Ready to start?

Let's discuss how this fits your specific needs.

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