Industry
Teams search for templates, workflows and "tool for [team]". Sojig builds the pages that catch those searches and lead to your product.
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Illustrative example
Examples of searches buyers make in this category. Your plan is built from your own research.
Every team type searches differently.
Template searches are huge but need the right page.
Asana, Monday and Notion dominate the head terms.
"For agencies", "for engineering teams" and more, as new pages.
Drafts for template and workflow searches.
For the tools teams switch from.
Templates linked to the features that power them.
Project management is dominated by a few huge brands, but most searches are specific: a team type, a method, a template. That's where a smaller product can win, one use case at a time.
'Project management for agencies', 'for construction', 'for software teams': each is a separate audience with its own needs. A page per segment you serve well, with examples from that world, beats one general features page.
Kanban, Scrum, Gantt charts, critical path, OKRs. People learning a method are often choosing a tool to run it. Clear guides that show the method in your product are useful and convert.
Templates for roadmaps, sprints and launch plans bring steady search traffic. Each one should be usable on its own and open directly in your product, rather than being a thin page with a sign-up wall.
Teams frustrated with complexity or pricing search for alternatives to the market leaders. Fair alternative pages, focused on who your product is better for, catch them while they're deciding.
Template galleries and use case pages often share one template, producing many pages with near-identical titles and text. Unique titles, examples and internal links per page keep them from competing with each other.
Track template opens and sign-ups per use case page. They show which teams and industries respond, and where to build the next pages.
FAQ
It drafts template-focused articles and pages; you add the actual template file.
One keyword per page, and competing pages are flagged with a fix.
Yes, on specific searches: team types, methods, templates and alternatives. Broad terms come later, if ever, and aren't needed to grow.
Start with the templates your best customers actually use, then add more based on search demand. Quality matters more than count.
No. A template page that shows the template and lets visitors open it in your product ranks and converts better than one behind a form.
Specific use case pages often rank within a few months, because fewer sites target them than broad terms.
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