SEO specialist for SaaS. Get found by people already looking for you.
Traffic is nice. Qualified demand is better.
As an SEO specialist for SaaS, I find the searches worth winning on Google and in AI answers like ChatGPT, fix what's holding your site back, and build the pages and content around them.
Not sure what's wrong? Start with the $499 audit.
Ranking isn't the same
as growing.
The wrong traffic still wastes your time.
You can rank, get impressions and publish every week while qualified demand barely moves.
- The problem might be technical.
- It might be search intent.
- It might be weak pages.
- It might be content nobody needed.
- Or the site might be getting found by the wrong people.
The job is finding which one comes first.
SEO has five layers now.
Fixing one while ignoring the others usually just moves the problem somewhere else.
Search strategy
Find the searches worth winning before spending months trying to rank for things that will never become customers.
Technical SEO
Make sure search engines can crawl, load and understand the site before asking better content to do all the work.
Content & on-page SEO
Build pages around what people actually want to know, then give them something better than the thirty pages already saying the same thing.
Authority & off-page visibility
Earn mentions and links from places search engines already trust.
AI search visibility (GEO)
People now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity before they ever open Google.
GEO, or generative engine optimization, makes sure those tools can find your site and have a reason to quote it.
From a search
to a customer.
SEO only matters when visibility turns into the right visitor, and the right visitor knows what to do next. Search demand, intent, content, visibility and conversion have to work as one path.
Understand what people are looking for.
Separate research from buying intent.
Build the right page or content for that search.
Get discovered across Google, Bing and AI answers.
Turn qualified traffic into an action.
Two sites.
Google and Bing, shown separately.
- 01Blainy · Google Search Console297K clicks
- 02Blainy · Bing Webmaster Tools38.8K clicks
- 03Recent client · First 20 days~100 → 800 to 900 daily visitors
Blainy
From zero to 85K+ users without building growth around paid acquisition.
Search demand mapped to commercial intent, content built around it, and Reddit and social helping those pages get found.
Custom range · Jun 2024 to Oct 2025
Organic search growth from the Blainy SEO work, climbing steadily from mid-2024.
1 Nov 2024 to 21 Oct 2025
The same organic system producing visibility beyond Google.
From roughly 100 daily visitors
to 800 to 900.
When I started, the site relied heavily on AI-written content and organic performance had been flat for months.
I reworked the content strategy, rewrote weak AI-first pages into useful, original content, aligned each page with real search intent, and tightened the on-page SEO and internal structure.
Within the first 20 days of the engagement, daily visitors moved from roughly 100 to the 800 to 900 range. That's an observed result from this engagement, not a promise for every site.
Five steps.
No keyword spreadsheet disappearing into a folder.
One plan.
Everything SEO needs.
No article quotas, no mystery hours. Billed weekly or every two weeks.
SEO
Keyword and competitor research, technical fixes, original articles, internal linking, link building through outreach, and monthly reporting on rankings, traffic and conversions.
- Keyword research
- Competitor research
- Commercial intent
- SERP analysis
- Search Console
- Indexing / crawling
- Internal links
- Page improvements
- Original articles
- Content refreshes
- Landing pages
- Search-intent optimization
- Link outreach
- Citations
- Brand mentions
- AI crawler access review
- Original-data opportunities
- Brand/source visibility
- AI referral monitoring
Most SEO freelancers average around $1,350/month and agencies around $3,200.
Source: Ahrefs survey of 439 SEO providers.
Not ready for monthly?
Start with the audit.
Everything on your site, ranked by what to fix first. Most audits give you a list. This one tells you the order.
SEO works
best when…
Good fit
- People already search for what you sell.
- You have a real product or service.
- You want acquisition that compounds.
- You're willing to improve pages, not just publish articles.
- You can give SEO time to work.
- You're willing to publish something original enough to deserve visibility.
Not the right fit
- You need page one by next Friday.
- You want guaranteed rankings.
- You only want a fixed number of AI articles.
- The product itself is still completely unvalidated.
SEO questions,
answered straight.
Want me to look at what's stopping your search growth?
Start with the audit.
I'll review the site, the search demand and what is already working, then rank the fixes by what matters first.