SaaS technical foundations
App-shell and marketing-site separation, JS rendering audits, crawl budget on docs and changelogs, and Core Web Vitals treated as engineering work — not a checklist.
We work with a handful of B2B SaaS teams each year on the levers that actually move ARR: technical foundations, bottom-funnel coverage, programmatic page systems, and reporting your CFO recognises.
App-shell and marketing-site separation, JS rendering audits, crawl budget on docs and changelogs, and Core Web Vitals treated as engineering work — not a checklist.
Alternatives, versus, integrations, pricing, and use-case pages built before top-of-funnel blog volume. These are the queries with a trial at the end of them.
Every page is mapped to an intent, a cluster, and an ICP segment, with editorial briefs, scoring, and a refresh cadence so coverage stays current as your product ships.
Template and data modeling for integrations, templates, comparisons, and location or role variants — with deduplication and quality gates so scale never becomes thin content.
Free tools, calculators, and templates that earn links and rank on their own, wired back into activation rather than sitting in a marketing silo.
GA4 modeling, Search Console API pipelines, and dashboards that answer the only question your board asks: did SEO create pipeline this quarter?
A 200-point technical audit, keyword and SERP mapping against your ICP, and a competitive gap analysis of the SaaS players already ranking for your category.
A sequenced roadmap ordered by expected revenue impact — what ships in the first 90 days, what waits, and what we deliberately will not do.
Technical fixes shipped with your engineers, bottom-funnel pages published, and page systems templated where scale is justified.
Monthly refresh cycles, internal linking maintenance, digital PR for authority, and reporting tied to your CRM stages.
SaaS buying journeys are long, multi-stakeholder, and search happens across problem, category, alternative, and integration intents. The work is less about raw traffic and more about owning the specific queries that precede a trial or a demo, then proving those queries influenced pipeline.
Bottom-funnel and comparison pages typically move within 8–12 weeks because competition depth is shallow. Category-level and programmatic systems compound over 6–12 months as internal links and topical coverage mature.
Both models work. We own strategy, briefs, internal linking, and quality gates. Some clients use their in-house writers or subject-matter experts against our briefs; others have us run production end to end.
We report on qualified sessions, assisted signups, and pipeline influence — not just rankings. Search Console API pipelines feed a Looker Studio dashboard mapped to your CRM stages.
Engagements are scoped per program rather than sold as fixed packages. Start with a free 30-minute call and we will tell you which lever to pull first, even if that is not us.
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll audit live and tell you where to start — even if that isn't with us.
Data models, templates, internal linking, and quality gates for scaling SEO without scaling headcount.
Our honest take on the data stores, headless CMSs, and static generators worth wiring together.
A studio playbook for SaaS teams — intent-mapped templates, brand-safe quality, and pipeline attribution.
Scale discovery for large catalogs — facets, category templates, and automated internal linking.
Editorial systems, topic taxonomies, and brand-safe quality gates for scaling content without losing voice.
A founder's decision framework — headcount cost, time-to-impact, and the hybrid model most SaaS teams settle on.
Data-driven landing page and SEO conversion benchmarks for B2B SaaS growth teams baselining performance.
Eight worked patterns with the template, data source, page count, URL shape and quality gate behind each one.