Feature
Sojig researches the searches your buyers make, gives each important page the keyword it should win, and aims every piece of work at moving that page up.
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Illustrative example
Monthly searches, difficulty, intent and cost per click for every idea.
The keywords your rivals rank for that you don't, ready to plan around.
One keyword per page, so your own pages don't compete with each other.
When we find a page without a keyword, we suggest the one that fits.
Your Search Console data plus fresh keyword research, refreshed every month.
Each tracked page gets the keyword it can realistically win.
Fixes, articles, new pages and outreach all point at those keywords.
A keyword strategy isn't a list of keywords. It's a decision about which page should win which search, and what work each page needs to get there. Sojig builds that plan from your Search Console data and fresh SaaS keyword research, then keeps it current every month.
Search Console shows the searches where Google already shows your pages, even if nobody clicks yet. These are often the fastest wins, because Google already sees your page as relevant. Sojig loads twelve weeks of this data when you connect.
Fresh keyword research adds searches you don't appear for yet, with monthly volume, difficulty, intent and cost per click. Sojig also checks which keywords your competitors win that you don't. That's usually where comparison, alternative and integration pages come from.
When two of your pages target the same search, they split Google's attention and both rank lower. This is called keyword cannibalization, and it's common on SaaS sites with years of blog posts. Sojig gives each tracked page one keyword and warns you when a new idea overlaps an existing page.
A new site won't rank for its category's biggest keyword in a month. The plan balances demand against difficulty, so early work goes to searches you can win now, while bigger targets build up over time through content and outreach.
Research refreshes every month automatically, in any of 17 markets across five languages. You can change any page's keyword yourself, or ask Ady, and the weekly plan follows.
Once each page has its keyword, everything points at it: fixes improve the page, articles link to it, new pages fill gaps around it, and outreach earns links to it. That focus is why a clear keyword strategy moves rankings faster than scattered effort across hundreds of terms.
FAQ
Any time, in Pages and keywords or by asking Ady. The plan follows.
Every month automatically. Ask Ady for a fresh run any time (3 credits).
17 markets across English, German, Spanish, French and Brazilian Portuguese.
It's when several pages on your site target the same search and compete with each other. Sojig assigns one keyword per page to prevent it, and shows you overlaps it finds.
One main keyword, plus the close variations people use for the same need. Different needs deserve different pages.
It's keyword research focused on how software is bought: category searches, comparisons, alternatives, integrations and the problems your product solves, weighted by how close each search is to a signup.
No. Research runs automatically when you connect your site and refreshes every month. You can review and change any page's keyword.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
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