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Rank Your SaaS #1 on Google in 120 Days (Guaranteed) | Clients inc: Italki, Adverity

The average SaaS I service doubles non-paid traffic in 60-80 days because we understand this 1 thing… Search intent (also known as user intent) and how to leverage it from the start When I'm talking with a SaaS growth head about helping them one of the most important aspects we talk about is their content marketing strategy and how it aligns with their most important keywords’ search intent Both your revenue-generating pages and content pieces from your Cluster/Pillar framework should align with the search intent of the main keywords it targets If they don’t: ↳ Those pages will never rank ↳ You are wasting valuable time in the wrong place ↳ Your spending money that has zero return That is why we analyze their cluster/pillar framework content pieces and their revenue-generating pages. 7 out of 10 times we find that: ↳ They don’t know what is the main keyword they want to target with the content. ↳ They don’t know what is the search/user intent of the keyword they target. ↳ They want to build links to those pages without knowing it’s pointless. ↳ They build content without a purpose and work backwards. So what we do next: ↳ We educate them ↳ We outline the keywords they should focus on ↳ We check if they have created content that can target those keywords ↳ We help them improve it and we built off-page strategies to scale the rankings ↳ We create a content plan for the keywords that they need to cover with new content ↳ We help them focus on the right stuff, while spending time and efforts where there’s ROI Why is that crucial? Because that defines: ↳ Whether you will see ROI from your investment ↳ When you will see ROI from your investment ↳ If your time and money are well spent You can build the most relevant, authoritative, and genuine backlinks possible but if your page doesn’t align with the user intent of the main keyword that is targeting you will never succeed. That might seem super simple but I see this in 60% of the SaaS companies I go over. Understand search intent and focus on the right things.

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