Blog
What we have learned, written down
Everything here is published through the same pipeline our customers use: researched against live search data, drafted, and pushed to this site through the intake we sell. Nobody edits it on the way out. If the product could not run a blog, it could not run yours.
What we write about
Four subjects, chosen because they are the ones we work on every day and the ones where most of the advice online is either out of date or was never true. Each links to the part of the product that does it.
Getting cited by AI assistants
Buyers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity before they open a search box, and the answer either names you or it does not. What makes a page quotable, and how to tell whether it worked.
How we track it →Link building that survives a check
Directories, exchanges and digital PR, judged by whether the link is still there a month later. Most reporting in this corner of the industry does not survive being clicked.
How the exchange works →SEO for SaaS and small teams
What to write when nobody owns the blog, how to pick keywords a young domain can actually win, and which pages earn their place before you have any authority.
For SaaS teams →Measuring it honestly
Which numbers mean something, which are third-party estimates wearing a confident font, and how to read Search Console without lying to yourself about a three month window.
How we measure keywords →
While you are here, the free tools run without an account, and the case study is sixteen months of one customer's Search Console, published with their permission.
Ranked on Google. Recommended by ChatGPT.
Measured keywords, drafted articles, published on a schedule, and tracked in Google and in AI answers.