B2B SaaS SEO & Content Strategy
Get found by software buyers while they're still deciding who to call.
Software buyers do their homework in Google and ChatGPT… not sales pages. By the time someone books a demo, they've read the comparisons, the how-to guides and the reviews. If your company isn't in those answers, it isn't on the shortlist.
I run SEO and content as one program. I start with the questions your buyers ask at each stage, map them to topics you can credibly own, then turn that plan into briefs, published content and refreshes of the pages you already have. The reporting shows what moved, what didn't and what comes next.
This is for marketing leads at B2B software companies who want search to bring in pipeline, not just traffic.
- You have a product people search for, but competitors own the pages buyers read first.
- You publish regularly, but the posts rarely lead to demos or trials.
- Your blog has grown for years, and nobody knows which posts to keep, update or cut.
- Your CEO keeps asking why the company doesn't come up in ChatGPT answers.
- You want strategy and execution from the same place, not a deck and a hand-off.
- A topic strategy mapped to buyer questions, product features and competitors
- A prioritized content roadmap covering new pages and refreshes
- An SEO content brief for every piece, with search intent, outline and internal links
- Content written or edited to the brief, ready to publish
- Refreshes of existing pages that have slipped in rankings or gone stale
- Reporting on rankings, organic traffic and demo or trial sign-ups from search, with the next priorities
- Diagnose. I review your site, content and search data, and look at who ranks and gets cited for the topics your buyers care about.
- Strategy. We agree on the topics to own, the pages to create or refresh, and what success looks like in pipeline terms.
- Build and publish. I write the briefs, produce or edit the content and refresh existing pages. Every piece goes through automated QA before it's published.
- Measure. I report on what moved, what didn't and why, then adjust the roadmap for the next cycle.
Not sure where to start?
Tell me what you're trying to fix. I'll tell you which service fits, or whether you need one at all.