Most SaaS SEO chases high-volume terms that bring readers who never buy. We start at the bottom of the funnel, where intent is highest, and build up from there.
Four stages, with what we do, what you do and what you get at each one.
We: Pull Search Console and competitor data, score technical health, and map current rankings against intent and pipeline.
You: Share the access in the checklist below and name one point of contact.
You get: A baseline of your technical issues, keyword gaps and current pipeline from search.
We: Build the keyword map and hub-and-spoke structure, starting with the fastest-converting bottom-of-funnel terms.
You: Join one call on your ICP, competitors and sales objections, then sign off the priorities.
You get: A keyword map by funnel stage and a 90-day plan.
We: Ship technical fixes, write and optimise priority pages, and link the cluster together as content publishes.
You: Review drafts, approve direction, and loop in a developer for fixes the CMS can't handle.
You get: Technical fixes shipped and bottom-of-funnel pages live.
We: Report on rankings, signups and pipeline, expand what converts, and refresh pages that decline.
You: Join the monthly call and confirm which leads came from search.
You get: A report tied to rankings, leads and pipeline, plus next month's plan.
The free audit needs only your website URL and work email. Once an engagement starts, these get shared at kickoff.
Access is requested at the lowest role that does the job and removed when the engagement ends.
Movement on lower-competition, high-intent terms usually shows within 60 to 90 days, with meaningful organic signups from months 3 to 4. Bottom-of-funnel pages convert first.
Yes. Crawlability, Core Web Vitals, schema and internal linking are audited and fixed as part of the engagement.
Yes. New domains start with long-tail, high-intent, low-competition keywords that convert, then build authority beneath them.
Send your URL for a free SaaS SEO audit within 48 hours: missed high-intent keywords, quick technical wins, and where the funnel loses clicks.