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SEO foundations for SaaS
The parts of SEO that matter most to a SaaS company, in the order you need them. They start from your buyers and your sales calls rather than from a keyword tool.
Every lesson ends with a task to do on your own site that week.
The guides
10 guides- 1How SaaS buyers search, and where SEO fits
- 2Keyword research that starts from your customers
- 3Match the page to the search
- 4On-page SEO: titles, openings and structure
- 5The technical checks that matter for a SaaS site
- 6Topic clusters and internal links
- 7Site architecture for a SaaS marketing site
- 8Redesigns and migrations without losing traffic
- 9International SEO basics for SaaS
- 10What to do when Google updates its algorithm
Short on time? Comppound does this work for SaaS companies. AI-native, and a person reviews every page.
Have us do itWho it is for
Founders and first marketers at SaaS companies who want to understand SEO well enough to run it or to judge whoever does.
These guides show you how to
- Map the searches your buyers make at each stage
- Score and choose the searches worth writing for
- Fix titles, openings and structure on key pages
- Run a technical check and fix what matters
Every guide in this topic
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- Buyer search map from your sales calls
- Technical fixes on the pages that matter
- Pages published to your CMS
Free tools for this topic
- ReportFree AI visibility report →We put your buyers' questions to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google and report which sources each answer names.
- CalculatorKeyword traffic potential calculator →What a keyword is worth if you rank for it: visits, conversions and revenue.
- ToolSERP snippet preview →See how a page title and meta description will actually render in Google, and whether they'll get cut off.
- ToolDraft quality check →Paste a draft to run the nine automatic checks every Comppound page goes through before a person reviews it.
- ToolReadability checker →Run a draft through the Flesch Reading Ease formula to see how easy it is to read before it ships.
- ToolKeyword density checker →Paste a draft to see how often your target keyword shows up, plus the terms and phrases that already dominate the page.
- 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.
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Or let Comppound do it for you.
Comppound does this work for SaaS companies: AI-native research and drafting, with a person reviewing every page.