Solutions · $3M to $10M+ ARR
Content production that keeps up with the company
By now organic search works. The problem is volume: there are far more pages worth having than one writer or a few freelancers can produce, and managing them has become a job of its own.
This is where AI-native production matters most. AI does the research, briefs and drafts at a volume a hand-built team cannot match, and a person reviews every page before it ships.
What buyers search
Growth-stage SaaSRefreshes of decaying pages
The quickest traffic available: the page already exists and already has links.
Pages losing rankings and clicksIntegration pages
One page per integration, each matching a search a buyer actually makes.
churn analytics Salesforce integrationTopic clusters
Covers a subject fully enough to rank for the head term, not just the long tail.
customer retention strategiesComparison and alternative pages
At this stage there are usually a dozen worth having and two that exist.
Gainsight alternatives
What gets in the way
Where it usually goes wrong
A backlog that never shrinks
The keyword list grows faster than pages get written, so the best opportunities wait for months.
Old pages decay
Pages that ranked two years ago slide down, and nobody has time to update them because all effort goes to new ones.
Managing writers is the job
Briefing, chasing and editing freelancers takes the hours that were supposed to go to strategy.
Recover what you already earned
A page that ranked two years ago is not owed its position. Refreshing the ones that have slipped is usually the quickest traffic available.
One page, over a year
ClicksThe page already exists and already has links. A drawing of the pattern, not data.
How it runs
From an opening to a published page
Every opening is recorded with what kind it is, the evidence behind it, a recommended action and an estimate of the clicks at stake, which sets its rank.
Planned from your own data
Search Console shows what already ranks, what is close and what is slipping. The roadmap is built from that, then widened with competitor gaps.
Slipping
- how to reduce SaaS churn
- churn rate formula
Close to page one
- churn rate benchmarks
- customer health score
No page yet
- HubSpot integration
- Gainsight alternatives
Your Search Console data, sorted into what to do. Illustrative.
Refreshes and new pages in the same pipeline
Underperforming pages are updated on the same schedule as new ones are written, so the library improves instead of just growing.
Refreshes
- how to reduce SaaS churn
- churn rate benchmarks
New pages
- Salesforce integration
- Gainsight alternatives
- Brief
- Draft
- Review
- Publish
Volume with a person on every page
Plans run from 100 to 500+ pages a month. Each page is still read by a person before it is published.
How long before a feature page ranks
Most pages rank in six weeks. Where is this from? Cut it.
Good example. Link the comparison page here.
AKTwo notes left, then approved
- AKPricing page teardownApproved
- MRSOC 2 for seed-stage teamsApproved
- AKWebhooks vs pollingSent back
- JLMigrating from spreadsheetsReading
- and every other page this month
However many pages a month, each one is read by a person before it ships.
The searches, statuses and product names on this page are illustrations of what buyers search for. The companies named are not clients or partners of Comppound, and nothing here is client data.
Frequently asked questions
It slots in as the production layer. Your lead keeps strategy and stakeholder relationships; we take research, briefs, drafts, review and publishing. Scope is agreed up front so nothing overlaps.
Volume on its own is not the risk; unhelpful pages are. Every page is drafted against a brief for a specific search, checked automatically, and then read by a person who can send it back. Pages that underperform after publishing are updated or removed.
We publish directly to 16 platforms, including WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot and Contentful. The integrations page lists them all.
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Let's see what this looks like on your site
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