Problem pages.
One page per job your product does, written for someone who doesn't know you yet.
SaaS SEO consultant
SaaS search is a mix of product pages, comparison pages, and documentation. The crawl has to reach the pages that explain the product. Content SEO starts at $750/month. Technical SEO starts at $750/month.
- You work with Saad, not a junior
- UK company No. 16211675
- Prices published
- No ranking guarantees
What's different about SaaS search
Software buyers rarely search for your product name until late. Early on they search the problem ("how to track contractor hours"). Then the category ("time tracking software"). Then the shortlist ("Harvest alternatives", "Toggl vs Clockify"). Each step needs a different page.
Most SaaS sites have a blog for the first step and a pricing page for the last. The middle is missing. That's where people decide which three tools to trial.
SaaS sites also leak pages. Help docs, changelogs, login routes and filtered template galleries can create thousands of thin URLs. Google spends time on those instead of the pages that sell.
Alternatives and comparison pages.
Only for tools you can describe fairly, with a date on the comparison.
Integration pages.
One per integration people search for, saying what syncs and what doesn't.
What I check
- Product and feature pages for real capabilities
- Comparison pages only for products you can describe accurately
- Docs and app URLs that are not index bloat
- Internal links from educational pages into the product
Rules I work within
I don't write comparison pages that misstate a competitor. They age badly and they get screenshotted. If we can't check a claim, it stays off the page.
I don't touch your app. Indexing rules for docs and app routes go to your developers as tickets, with the exact URL patterns and the reason for each rule.
Facts from the product team.
Feature claims come from release notes or a product owner, not from me.
Pricing stays current.
If your pricing page changes, comparison pages are updated in the same week.
Measured in sign-ups.
Reports track trials and demo requests from organic search, not just traffic.
The first 90 days
Weeks 1-3: Crawl and index.
Find the docs, app and parameter URLs wasting crawl. Write the robots, canonical and noindex rules.
Weeks 4-8: The missing middle.
Map the category and alternatives searches. Brief and publish the first comparison and use-case pages.
Weeks 9-12: Connect the blog.
Link educational posts to the product pages they support. Set up sign-up tracking by landing page.
No published SaaS case study yet. Ask me on a call about current work in your sector.
SaaS SEO questions
Content SEO starts at $750/month. Technical SEO starts at $750/month. An audit starts at $499 one-off.
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