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- [24,000 visits, 90 signups/month, £X new ARR]
- In
- [9 months]
“[Client quote, one sentence.]”
SEO for B2B SaaS
SaaS SEO Agency that Grows Revenue
Rank for the searches your buyers use when they are ready to buy. More organic traffic in 90 days, or the next 90 days are free.
Trusted by fast-growing SaaS teams
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The problem
Know exactly what your SEO agency is doing
Most SaaS teams get reports, not answers.
Rankings move. Traffic moves. Nobody explains why, or what it did for revenue.
You should know what is being built, why it comes first, and what it should produce.
The guarantee
More traffic in 3 months, or the next 3 are free
Agreed in writing before we start.
- Your traffic baseline
- The target
- The work we will deliver
Miss the target and we work the next three months with no management fee.
We guarantee traffic because we control it. Revenue depends on your product and pricing too, so we measure it and optimise for it, but we will not promise what we do not control.
If we cannot see a realistic path to your number, we will say so on the call and you will not get a proposal.
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Proof
Results
Three snapshots beat any further copy edit.
[CLIENT], [CATEGORY]
- Before
- [Baseline traffic and rankings]
- After
- [Traffic, signups, and revenue after]
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“[Client quote, one sentence.]”
[CLIENT], [CATEGORY]
- Before
- [Baseline traffic and rankings]
- After
- [Traffic, signups, and revenue after]
- In
- [N months]
“[Client quote, one sentence.]”
Commercial intent
We chase revenue, not search volume
Your buyers search in seven ways before they pay. We start there.
- Category
- Building a shortlist
- Comparison
- Choosing between two tools
- Alternatives
- Switching vendors
- Use case
- Matching a tool to a job
- Integration
- Checking their stack
- Solution
- Searching by problem
- Competitor
- Evaluating you
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High search volume with no buying intent costs money and returns nothing.
The mechanism
Build authority everywhere buyers look
Authority is how much Google and AI assistants trust your brand in your category. It decides whether you rank at all.
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Perplexity
- Gemini
- G2
Your buyers use all of them. Invisible in one costs you deals you never see.
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Own your category topics
Content around your category, use cases, integrations, comparisons, and alternatives.
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Earn real links
Sites your buyers actually read. No networks, no bought placements.
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Build brand mentions
Unlinked mentions in industry content, listicles, and Reddit. What AI models cite.
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Get recommended by AI
Present in the sources that answer “best [YOUR CATEGORY] tool”.
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Transfer authority to revenue pages
Internal links, external links, and supporting content, all pointed at the pages that convert.
Services
What you get every month
One strategy, not six line items.
- SaaS SEO strategy
- Demand mapping and a ranked build order.
- Content
- Category, comparison, alternative, use case, and integration pages.
- Technical SEO
- Crawling, indexing, architecture, internal links, speed, schema.
- Authority building
- Relevant links and third-party brand mentions.
- AI search visibility
- Placement in the sources AI assistants cite.
- Reddit visibility
- Real presence in your market's subreddits, built the way Reddit allows. No fake accounts, no tactics that get brands banned.
From [£/$X]/month.
Reporting
You see the work, the reasoning, and the result
What we did. Why. What is next.
- Organic traffic
- Commercial rankings
- AI visibility
- Signups
- Demos
- New customers
- Recurring revenue
Traffic tells us it is working. Revenue tells you it was worth it.
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A real client report, lightly redacted. This is the section's whole proof — a mockup will read as one.
FAQ
Straight answers
The questions that decide whether this is worth a call.
How fast?
Supporting content in 60 to 90 days. Competitive terms in 6 to 12 months.
What does it cost?
[From £/$X per month, minimum N months.]
We already have content.
Usually reusable. Updating and consolidating what you have is cheaper than writing more, and it is often the first thing we do.
Who does the work?
[Named strategist plus SaaS specialists.] No account managers in the middle.
New domain?
It works, but slower. We build authority and content first, then go after commercial terms once you can win them.
Our competitors?
One client per category. Never both.
If we leave?
[Notice period.] You keep every asset: content, documentation, and the strategy.
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How SaaS companies actually win organic search, written by the people doing the work.