The loopThe loop, applied to SaaS
Not six tools stitched at the edges — one agent that audits, plans, drafts, ships, and measures across every surface a SaaS brand needs, all under your approval.
Site & SEO
Audit the marketing site and docs for the technical and on-page issues that bury a SaaS product — slow pages, thin feature pages, weak comparison and integration content. Track rankings for category, jobs-to-be-done, and "<competitor> alternative" queries that high-intent buyers run.
GEO — the AI answer layer
Increasingly, buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to shortlist tools before they ever hit Google. The agent tracks whether the brand is cited for its category and recommends the content and structure that make an AI assistant name it.
Content
Draft the content a SaaS funnel runs on — comparison pages, integration guides, use-case pages, and thought-leadership — in the brand’s own voice, from an encrypted per-customer voice memory, so the docs and the blog sound like one company.
Social
Schedule LinkedIn and X, where B2B software audiences actually are, turning launches, changelogs, and customer wins into a steady presence rather than a sporadic one. One queue, one voice, your sign-off before anything posts.
Paid ads
Run Google Search ads against high-intent category and competitor queries and LinkedIn ads against the target job titles, with budgets capped and creative iterated — nothing spends until you approve the brief.
Measurement
One report across organic rank, AI-answer citations, social reach, and paid attribution — so a SaaS team sees the whole funnel in one place, and every measurement feeds the next plan instead of sitting in five dashboards.