Revenue-page map
Identify the product, use-case, integration and comparison pages where improved visibility is commercially meaningful.
SaaS link building
SaaS SEO is rarely short on content. The harder problem is earning enough credible external proof for product, category and comparison pages to compete.
The strategy
We prioritize links to the pages closest to revenue, then support them with category content, comparison coverage and editorial mentions that make the brand easier to discover and trust.
Start with a backlink gap analysis →What’s included
The exact mix changes by page and market, but these are the building blocks we use most often.
How it works
Identify the product, use-case, integration and comparison pages where improved visibility is commercially meaningful.
Compare the referring domains, anchor profile and category mentions of the pages already winning.
Blend direct editorial links, listicles, contributed content, expert commentary and PR based on what each page needs.
Use each placement to strengthen rankings, referral discovery and the web-wide evidence AI systems can retrieve.
Historical outcomes
These examples are from past campaigns and do not guarantee future results. Starting authority, competition, technical SEO, content and conversion performance all affect outcomes.
Explore related work
Combine the channels that fit the page, query and buying journey rather than forcing every campaign into the same link-building playbook.
Questions
Usually the pages with clear demand and commercial value: category pages, high-intent feature pages, comparisons, integrations and content already ranking within striking distance.
Only when it supports the strategy. We generally prefer the most relevant internal page instead of pushing every placement to the homepage.
Free authority plan
Send the domain, priority URLs and the competitors you keep seeing above you. We’ll recommend a focused mix of links, PR and third-party mentions.