Help centre · 11 guides · about 26 min of reading
The SaaS pages that win buyers
The commercial pages that answer late-stage searches. These are the pages closest to revenue, and the ones most SaaS sites are missing.
Each lesson gives the structure, a worked example and the mistakes that make these pages read like adverts.
The guides
11 guides- 1Which SaaS pages to build first
- 2Alternatives pages that buyers trust
- 3Comparison pages: you vs them
- 4Integration pages that rank and convert
- 5Use-case pages for industries, roles and jobs
- 6Pricing pages that answer the question
- 7Feature pages that answer a search
- 8“Best tools” lists you can publish with a straight face
- 9Docs and help centre pages as search pages
- 10Customer stories that rank and convince
- 11What your homepage can and can't rank for
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SaaS marketers and founders deciding what to build after the homepage and product pages.
These guides show you how to
- Find the commercial pages your site is missing
- Write fair alternatives and comparison pages
- Turn integration and use-case pages into real answers
- Make pricing answer pricing questions
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- Gap list of the commercial pages you are missing
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- Kept current as competitors change
Free tools for this topic
- CalculatorKeyword traffic potential calculator →What a keyword is worth if you rank for it: visits, conversions and revenue.
- ToolDraft quality check →Paste a draft to run the nine automatic checks every Comppound page goes through before a person reviews it.
- ToolSERP snippet preview →See how a page title and meta description will actually render in Google, and whether they'll get cut off.
- ToolAI crawler access checker →Enter a site to see whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini are allowed to read it, or blocked in robots.txt.
- ToolReadability checker →Run a draft through the Flesch Reading Ease formula to see how easy it is to read before it ships.
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