Feature

SEO landing pages for the searches your site misses

When buyers search for something no page of yours answers, Sojig drafts the page: a comparison, an alternative, a use case, a feature, an industry or an integration.

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Illustrative example

What it does

Buying-intent searches first

"Alternative to", "vs" and "for [industry]" searches convert better than general articles.

The right type of page

Sojig decides whether a search deserves a comparison, a use case or an integration page.

Facts from you, not invented

Spots that need your pricing, features or examples are marked for you to fill in.

How it works

  1. 1

    We find the gap

    Searches with buying intent where your site has nothing to show.

  2. 2

    We draft the page

    Title, description, headings and copy, planned against what ranks today.

  3. 3

    You finish and publish

    Saved as a draft page in WordPress or a hidden page in Shopify; other platforms get the copy to paste.

Which SEO landing pages a SaaS site needs

Many searches with buying intent have no matching page on a typical SaaS site: comparisons, alternatives, use cases and integrations. Each one is a missed signup. Sojig finds these gaps from your keyword research and drafts SEO landing pages built to rank for them.

Comparison and alternative pages

Buyers search for '[your competitor] alternative' and 'X vs Y' when they're shortlisting. If you don't have a page, a review site or a competitor answers for you. Sojig drafts fair comparison pages that state what each product does well, marking where your own pricing and features need to go.

Use case pages

A search like 'CRM for agencies' or 'project management for construction' comes from someone who already knows the category and wants proof you fit. A focused use case page beats a generic features page for these searches, because it speaks to one audience and one job.

Integration pages

People search for the tools they already use plus the job they need done, such as 'Slack integration' or 'Shopify reporting app'. One page per important integration, explaining what it does and how to set it up, often ranks quickly because few competitors write them well.

Landing page SEO basics

Each page gets a title and description written for its search, a clear H1, headings that match what searchers expect, internal links from related pages, and structured data where it fits. These are the same technical SEO fixes Sojig applies to the rest of your site.

Quality over volume

Sojig won't mass-produce near-identical pages. It drafts up to one new page a week, and only when a real gap exists. Pages are saved as drafts, because the facts on them, like prices and features, should come from you.

How the gaps are found

Gaps come from your keyword research and your competitors' rankings: searches with buying intent where a competitor has a page and you don't, or where no page of yours matches what the searcher wants. Each suggestion shows the search, its monthly volume and why it's worth a page.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How often do new pages come?

Up to one a week when a real gap exists. Ask Ady for a specific page at 15 credits.

Will it publish the page for me?

Never on its own. New pages are always saved as drafts for you to finish.

Can I switch this off?

Yes, in Settings > Autopilot, or just tell Ady.

Is this programmatic SEO?

No. Programmatic SEO generates hundreds of templated pages at once. Sojig drafts individual pages for real gaps, one at a time, so each one is worth reading.

Which pages tend to rank fastest?

Integration and alternative pages often rank sooner than broad topics, because the searches are specific and fewer sites target them.

Can I ask for a specific page?

Yes. Ask Ady for the page you want, such as a comparison with a named competitor, and it's drafted for 15 credits.

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