Technical SEO for B2B & SaaS.

Most B2B and SaaS sites do not have a content problem. They have pages Google cannot see — and pages that rank for the wrong intent.

Search is useless if the money pages are invisible

A new blog post will not fix a pricing page that is not in Google. It will not fix docs hidden behind JavaScript. It will not fix a use-case URL that wastes crawl budget while /alternatives never gets seen.

In-house teams usually feel this as “SEO is slow” or “we need more content.” The actual failure is earlier: index, crawl, architecture, intent.

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Out of index

/pricing, /docs, /integrations or a key use-case page is missing from Google. More articles will not help until those URLs exist in the index.

Wrong intent

The pages that rank attract researchers. The pages that start a demo — comparison, alternative, pricing — sit on page two or were never built.

Audit as PDF

You already paid for a deck. Nothing shipped: templates, rendering, internal links, money pages. A punch list does nothing if nobody implements it.

Who this is for

In-house SEO, growth or marketing leads at B2B and SaaS companies who already have a site — and suspect the problem is not “more blog posts.”

  • You have product, pricing and docs pages that should drive pipeline.

  • Search Console shows coverage issues, or money pages get impressions for the wrong queries.

  • An agency keeps shipping content while /pricing still does not rank.

  • You want a 7-day punch list and a 30-day sprint, not a year of retainers to “find out.”

Who this is not for

  • Local service businesses and affiliate sites.

  • Teams that want a rank-tracking dashboard and a monthly PDF.

  • Companies looking for a content mill or a 12-month retainer as the default.

We fix the technical layer, then the intent layer

Index and crawl repair

Architecture and internal links

If /pricing, /docs, /integrations or use-case pages are missing from the index, more articles will not help. We find what wastes crawl budget, what JavaScript hides, and which URLs to fix this week.

Google has to reach money pages in a few hops. We map the templates, rendering, information architecture and internal links so /pricing and /docs go into the index — not into a PDF.

Traffic that never hits comparison, alternative, integration or pricing pages is vanity traffic. We map buyer queries to the pages that should start a demo, then tell you what to rewrite, merge or build — and which queries to push first.

Week 4 is not a slide. It is a short list of what moved: indexed URLs, non-brand queries, visits to money pages. After 30 days we stop or continue.

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Index is the gate. Pipeline is the game. First the right pages get into Google. Then those pages get lined up with the queries that start a sales conversation.

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Ship, then measure

Intent to pipeline

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