FREE TOOL · DAY 5 OF 7
SaaS SEO Factory
Generate 100+ ranked SEO page ideas for your SaaS, modelled on how Zapier and Notion cover their space.
Hey Guys,
The last two days were about Google preferred sources feature and keyword search. I gave you tools for both.write.
Today is the other side of the coin: knowing what to build next.
The hard part isn't writing; it's knowing what to write
Introducing Tool #3 - SaaS SEO Factory
Anyone can build a decent tool in one afternoon now with AI, but getting traffic to it is the biggest challenge. One way to do this is from organic SEO that also optimizes for GEO.
One really effective way to do this is by having a ‘Fat Footer’
Those are footers that show lots of links in the footer to comparison posts, best-of listicles, and similar types of buyer-intent content.
This exact play is used by all the big SaaS companies, but it works just as well for regular tool builders too. The problem is having the time to research and then write the content and then add these footers to your site.
SaaS SEO Factory Does This For You!
And its FREE!
Enter your product details once: category, competitors, audiences, features, the jobs it does, integrations, and the factory generates page ideas by type: alternatives, comparisons, best-of lists, use cases, how-tos, tools, and original data pieces. Each idea comes ranked by search priority with a suggested title, URL and search intent.
You can even use AI to fill in the details for you by taking a screenshot and adding to the same chat session you built your tool and asking for a csv to import into the tool.
Quick, easy—done in TWO minutes!
Why it helps
SaaS SEO lives or dies on page coverage. This models the fat-footer structure the dominant players use, so you start with a prioritised map instead of a blank page.
100+ ideas across every page type
Ranked by priority, with titles, URLs and intent
A ready-made fat-footer structure to organise them
Nothing you type leaves your browser
The outcome: you walk away with a prioritised content map you could hand to a writer this afternoon.
Free, and no signup. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Know someone who'd use this?
Forward this email to a friend or colleague who runs a site or a newsletter. Good tools deserve to travel.
Try me: hit reply with your product in one line and I'll tell you the first page I'd build.
Tomorrow, tool #6.
Talk soon,
Tony
P.S. Not a SaaS?
The page-type thinking still works for most sites.
Steal the structure.