Service

SEO

Compounding organic pipeline for software companies.

The short answer

SEO for software is the practice of engineering your website, content, and topical authority to rank for the specific queries your ICP uses when evaluating solutions. It combines technical SEO, on-page optimization, content clusters, and internal link architecture into one system.

This page covers how seo is run: deliverables, cadence, and process. Package inclusions and prices live on the pricing page, and category-specific detail lives on the industry pages.

Deliverables

What you actually get.

  • Technical SEO audit + fixes (Core Web Vitals, crawl, index, schema)
  • ICP-aligned keyword strategy across bottom-, middle-, and top-of-funnel
  • Topical cluster maps with pillar + supporting pages
  • 4-20+ net-new SEO pages per month depending on tier
  • Internal linking system with descriptive anchors
  • Programmatic SEO templates for long-tail (Momentum+)
  • Monthly reporting: rankings, non-branded traffic, pipeline attribution

Outcomes

What changes in the business.

  • Grow non-branded organic traffic month over month
  • Own the queries where buyers actually shortlist vendors
  • Reduce dependency on paid channels for pipeline

Process

How we run it.

01

Audit

Full technical, on-page, and topical audit against ICP query universe.

02

Strategy

Prioritized roadmap of clusters, pillar pages, and technical fixes.

03

Produce

Editorial-grade pages built to rank and convert, shipped weekly.

04

Compound

Monthly refresh, internal linking passes, and expansion into adjacent clusters.

Where this sits

SEO is one stage of a connected system.

Run on its own it can help. Run inside the system, it compounds with the other seven stages. Step through to see how they connect.

Market demand
Qualified pipeline
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Stage 03

Search and AI discovery

SEO, AEO, and GEO run together so buyers and answer engines both find and describe you correctly.

How this differs by industry

SEO is not run the same way in every category.

The queries buyers run, the trust signals they need, and the review process we work inside change by category. Each industry page sets out what changes and what stays the same.