AI answer benchmarkSample
Pellmark Payroll · month one
| Question | ChatGPT | Perplexity | Claude | Gemini | AI Overviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| best payroll for restaurants | |||||
| tip pooling in payroll | |||||
| payroll with scheduling | |||||
| cheapest payroll, 10 people |
Same questions, every month
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SEO for SaaS and startups
Search that produces pipeline, not just traffic. We start with the pages closest to a sale.
Software buyers search late and specifically: alternatives, comparisons, pricing, integrations. Most SaaS sites have none of those pages.
Three problems we see most
No comparison pages
The pages sales sends by hand don't exist on the site.
What we doFair alternatives and head-to-head pages built from real product facts.
Blog posts first
Broad posts bring visits that never become trials.
What we doPricing, integration and use-case pages come first.
AI skips you
Buyers ask ChatGPT for tools, and new products rarely get named.
What we doA monthly five-engine benchmark and clear product facts on the site.
The first three months
- 01
Read your data
45 days of Search Console and analytics, and the searches you can win. - 02
Build the money pages
The first three to five pages closest to a sale. - 03
Earn links
Free tools and original data worth linking to.
ServicesContentAI searchLink buildingWeb developmentStrategy
Closest proof
No SaaS case study yet, so we won't pretend. The closest proof is two businesses whose buyers also compare before signing up.
Common questions
Will you write pages that name competitors?
Yes, where it helps the buyer decide. Each page says who publishes it and sticks to facts we can source.
How do you tie SEO to pipeline?
Where your analytics can show it, we connect organic visits to trials or demos, and report clicks separately.
Are we too early for SEO?
Not if buyers already search for the problem you solve. If they don't yet, we'll say so.
Start here
Start with an audit.
Where you rank, where AI names you, and what’s in the way.