“Project management software for architects”
A use-case page showing how the product handles project phases, client approvals, and the way an architecture practice works.
Next step: see the relevant workflow.SEO for SaaS
companies.
Help prospective customers find, understand, and evaluate your software. We work on the technical issues, search strategy, and pages that connect your product with people looking for it.
Get a free SEO reviewIs this the right fit
for your team?
You have a working product and know who it helps. Your website may explain its features, but you’re unsure which searches to target or why organic visitors aren’t taking the next step.
We work with founders and small marketing teams who want an actionable plan and help carrying it out. You’ll need someone who knows the product and can review recommendations; technical changes may also need your developer.
What would we actually change?
Take a project-management tool built for architects. These are illustrative searches—not researched keyword recommendations for your product.
“[Competitor] alternatives”
A fair comparison explaining meaningful differences, pricing considerations, and who each option suits. Every claim needs checking.
Next step: evaluate product fit.“Architecture project checklist”
A useful checklist with enough detail to use immediately, connected to a relevant product walkthrough when that helps the reader.
Next step: try the workflow.We check live search results and your product before choosing pages. Sometimes improving a page you already have is the best first move.
What do you receive?
A technical action list
A review of crawling, indexing, canonical URLs, internal links, and important page templates. Issues are prioritized by likely impact and effort, with implementation notes for your team.
A search and page plan
Customer questions, competing pages, and relevant searches mapped to existing or proposed URLs. You’ll know which pages to improve first and what each needs to answer.
Agreed page improvements
Edits to titles, headings, content, internal links, and calls to action within scope. For new content, we provide briefs with the reader’s question, product context, and supporting evidence needed.
A useful monthly report
Work completed, search visibility, landing-page performance, and tracked demos or signups. We explain what changed, what remains uncertain, and what we’ll work on next.
How does an engagement start?
Send your website.
We review the public site and identify a few specific opportunities. The free review is a starting point, not a complete technical audit.
Agree on the work.
We discuss your product, customers, current acquisition, and available resources. You receive a proposal with deliverables, responsibilities, timing, and price before any paid work begins.
Set a baseline and begin.
With access to Search Console, analytics, and your CMS where needed, we record the starting point and work through the agreed priorities. You keep ownership of your accounts and content.
Before we get started.
Does this include writing and development?
Only where agreed in the proposal. Content briefs and recommendations are different from finished articles or engineering work. We specify the number of pages, who writes or implements them, and how reviews work before starting.
What does SaaS SEO cost?
We quote based on the size of your site, the work needed, and who will implement it. Start with a free review so we can recommend a defined scope. There is no payment required to submit a review request.
How long before we see results?
That depends on your starting point, competition, and implementation. Technical changes can be picked up sooner, while meaningful search growth may take months. We don’t guarantee rankings, signup counts, or a fixed date for results.
How will we know whether it helps the business?
We agree on the conversion that matters—such as a demo request or trial signup—and check whether it can be measured reliably. Reports distinguish search clicks from conversions and qualified opportunities. A signup is not automatically a paying customer.
Can you work with our existing marketing team?
Yes. We can focus on research, audits, and briefs while your team handles writing and implementation, or take on agreed page edits directly. Access and responsibilities are agreed before changes begin.
Let’s look at your website.
Share the URL and what you want organic search to help with.
Request your free review