seo-strategyv1.3.0

For a startup launching its first website, this scenario covers domain selection, website structure, technical foundation, on-page optimization, and content strategy. The goal is to build a search-visible site from the ground up.

When a website has traffic issues or pages not indexing, this scenario helps execute a technical audit focusing on crawlability, indexing, robots.txt, and sitemaps. It prioritizes fixing blockers before moving to on-page or content improvements.

For sites with low organic traffic despite having content, this scenario guides keyword research, content strategy, and on-page optimization. It aims to align content with user intent and improve rankings.

When an established site needs to prioritize SEO work, this scenario helps categorize tasks from P0 (blockers like crawlability) to P3 (nice-to-haves like rich results). It ensures efficient resource allocation.

For companies with a product that has clear use cases, this scenario leverages product features, scenarios, and knowledge into structured content. It aims to attract users searching for those use cases.

SaaS companies benefit from SEO by targeting user intent around specific features or use cases. Post-PMF, SEO scales alongside paid ads, and content can drive free trials or demos.

E-commerce relies on SEO to capture purchase intent. Optimal workflow is technical audit first, then on-page optimization for product pages, and content clusters for broader keywords.

Content sites depend on SEO for traffic monetization via ads or subscriptions. Focus is on keyword research and content clusters, with technical fixes ensuring crawlability.