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B2B TECHNOLOGY & SAAS

B2B Technology & SaaS

A B2B buyer isn't making a same-day decision. There's research, a shortlist, and usually more than one person signing off. I handle the technical SEO, the on-page work, and the content that supports that whole process, backed by 6+ years of SEO for 12 agency retainer clients, so it's built to rank in Google, get cited in AI search, and still read well.

This is for you if:

  • ✓Your blog gets traffic, but it doesn't turn into signups, because the content stops at what a feature does and never gets to why it matters, or there's a technical issue capping how much can rank at all
  • ✓Product says your marketing content isn't technical enough, or marketing says product content isn't readable enough
  • ✓A feature just launched and there's nothing published about it yet
  • ✓Competitors keep showing up in comparison searches and you don't

64%

Organic traffic growth, year on year

26,493

Organic users, up from 16,190

Companies I've worked with

Lawton Tubes Hyfore Workholding Engineering Technology Group Quaker Houghton

Lawton Tubes, a £230M UK copper pipe manufacturer, is a B2B sale in every sense: a technical product, a longer research phase, and more than one person signing off. Growing their organic users 64% year on year came from technical fixes, on-page work, and content built around that buying process instead of chasing a single keyword. The proof points above are ecommerce and manufacturing because that’s where the named results are so far, but the approach is the same one I bring to SaaS: see how I actually track an engagement from visibility through to revenue.

That’s what carries into SaaS work: SEO mapped to where a real B2B buyer actually is, researching, shortlisting, or ready to talk to sales, instead of generic technical fixes bolted onto generic content. See the full B2B SEO services this covers, or current pricing.

Topics I write on

MarTech Fintech HR tech Health tech Workflow & automation tools Productivity SaaS CX & support tech

Topics I cover

The specifics

✓Technical SEO and on-page fixes for SaaS sites
✓Feature deep-dives: how it works, why it matters to the buyer
✓Comparison and alternatives content for a technical buyer
✓Content built to rank in Google and get cited in AI search

Further reading

B2B and SaaS writing I've referenced this work in


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