SaaS SEO Strategy
I combine bottom-of-funnel keyphrase research with a monthly EEAT content system that surfaces your internal experts, builds topical authority, and earns the citations that drive long-term organic growth.

The problem
Most SaaS content strategies are just a list of keywords and a publishing schedule. They ignore the real problem: Google's 2026 updates don't reward content volume.
They reward authoritative brands with real people, real experience, and real proof behind every post. If your strategy doesn't account for that, you're producing content that quietly gets buried.

The fix
I build content strategies that treat EEAT as a system, not a checkbox.
Every month, we're building the authority signals, surfacing the internal expertise, and creating the kind of content that earns rankings, drives demo bookings, and gets cited by LLMs when your buyers go looking for answers.
What I do

Get an accurate picture of your rankings, citations, and mentions. Uncover your results across bottom-of-funnel searches and prompts, and spy on your top 10 competitors. Plus, get strategy recommendations to increase your discoverability.

everything Included
I help you systematically build the authority signals Google rewards, suggesting proprietary platform data to pull, writing customer surveys, and creating supporting assets and templates.
I help you identify what data you already have inside your platform or team, and how to turn it into original stats and insights that no competitor can replicate.
Every post comes with a clear brief explaining the keyphrase target, secondary keyphrases, word count, opportunity notes, and the SEO reasoning behind it. No mystery.
A lot of your best opportunities are already on your site. I treat content updates as seriously as new content, because sometimes a smart refresh outperforms a brand new post.
I build topic clusters that rank on Google and position your brand as the authoritative answer when LLMs pull from the web to respond to your buyers' questions, so you show up everywhere your buyers are looking for answers.
Most SEO content writers only think about blogs. I identify which topics deserve a dedicated landing page, recommend the URL structure, and write the conversion-optimized copy, so your SEO and your pipeline work together.
Examples
Content plan examples are available upon request.
As a VP of marketing, I consider myself hard to satisfy. The vast majority of copywriters I worked with along the years, were able write nice words but usually missed the point and weren’t able to capture the essence. Dayana is an exception. She’s much more than a copywriter. SHE GETS IT. She is good at researching and understanding what we want to say, she has a good eye for design and she produces content that really makes an impact. I guess that’s one of the biggest compliments a marketing writer could get.
Gideon Pridor
CMO - TravelPerk & Workvivo
Dayana handles content strategy, keyword research, content writing, and content updates. She proactively pitches ideas and updates her strategy to pivot with our internal changes. SEO has now become the biggest driver of leads. It’s amazing that she’s gotten DevSquad these results with just a couple of blog posts per month over the past two and a half years.
Phil Alves
CEO of DevSquad
Dayana knows SEO. She writes really great content and has helped us rank for keyphrases in a competitive niche in a relatively short period of time. I would absolutely work with her for other SaaS products we might launch in the future.
Mike Hill
CEO of Frill and Curator
Without EEAT signals and real topical authority behind it, even well-written content gets buried in a post-2026 SERP.
Most SaaS sites are sitting on underperforming content that's close to ranking. A smart update often beats a new post.
If your content strategy isn't moving fast enough, someone else is building the authority in your space. And LLMs learn from what ranks.
Got you covered
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Every engagement starts with a content audit and keyphrase research, followed by a prioritized monthly content plan. That includes a mix of new posts and content updates, EEAT asset development (author profiles, expert quotes, proprietary data), and ongoing performance reviews. It's a full system, not a one-time deliverable.
A writer executes. I strategize and execute. That means I'm making the calls on which keywords to target, which posts to update first, how to build your internal authority signals, and how to connect your content to GEO, not just waiting for a brief. Also, I offer SaaS content manager services and interface with your design and technical marketing freelancers as needed.
Most clients start seeing measurable movement within 3–4 months, with stronger compounding results at the 6–9 month mark. Content with near-zero competition can rank in weeks. Competitive keyphrases take longer. I'm upfront about that in every content brief.
Both. The strategy and the writing are part of the same engagement. I don't hand off a keyword spreadsheet and wish you luck. I write the posts, update the underperformers, and make sure everything we publish earns its place on your website.


Let's get started
If you're a SaaS company ready to treat content as a real revenue channel, I’d love to chat. I’m typically booked out, so don’t hesitate to contact me, so I can see if we’re a fit and save your spot.