The SEO agency for B2B SaaS & ecommerce

An SEO agency should make you money, not reports. Every month, Ansot ships the three things that move rankings: technical fixes on your site, content written for keywords your buyers search, and links from sites Google trusts. You watch it all in a live dashboard tied to leads, not sessions. No jargon, no padding, no lock-in, and no promises we can’t put in writing.

Most agencies chase volume. We chase intent-weighted volume you can actually win. Every keyword gets three questions: Is the searcher a buyer or a browser? Can this site win it at its current authority, or does it need six months of groundwork first? And what’s a ranking worth? A keyword with 90 searches and buyers behind it beats one with 9,000 and students behind it. The output is a keyword map: every target assigned to a page, every page assigned a job, nothing ranking against itself. It’s the same process that built this site. Ask us to show you.

Rankings come from architecture, not luck. Each service or product page (a “money page”) gets a cluster of supporting articles answering every question a buyer asks on the way to it, all internally linked, so Google reads one connected subject instead of scattered posts. Month by month the cluster deepens, the money page climbs, and every new article makes the old ones stronger. That’s why SEO compounds and ads don’t.

The dashboard runs one direction: rankings → traffic → leads → revenue. You see which pages produce enquiries, not just which pages get visits. What we don’t report: impressions without clicks, “visibility scores” without positions, and vanity graphs that go up while pipeline stays flat. If a quarter’s numbers are bad, the report says so and says why. The honest version of this service includes bad news delivered early.

Three plan shapes: Starter (foundational content and links plus the technical sprint), Growth (higher volume plus CRO input on landing pages), and Scale (aggressive content, digital PR, programmatic SEO). Which fits depends on your market and budget: share both on the start form and you’ll have a written answer within 24 hours saying exactly what your budget buys. Add AI SEO to any plan to get recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI. AI SEO Services.

Long sales cycles need content that ranks at every stage: comparison pages, integrations, use cases, pricing questions. We’ve built it for Inbolt: technical products, skeptical buyers, content that respects both. SEO for B2B SaaS.

Category and product pages that rank for buying-intent searches, content that catches shoppers before they search your competitor, and the speed discipline that keeps them once they land. Every ranked keyword is ad margin recovered. SEO for ecommerce brands.

Site speed, crawlability, indexing, schema, Core Web Vitals. Most agencies email your developers a PDF and call it delivered. We open the site and fix it: same team, same week.

Every article starts from a brief built on real search data, gets written for the person searching, not the algorithm, and ships under a named author, because Google’s quality systems and your buyers both check who’s talking. We use modern tools to research and draft faster; humans decide what’s true, what’s interesting, and what ships. The test for every piece: would a smart buyer forward it to a colleague? If not, it doesn’t publish.

Links are still the currency of authority, and the fastest way to burn a domain is buying the cheap kind. We earn placements through digital PR, data our industry cites, and outreach to sites your buyers actually read. What we refuse: PBNs, link farms, mass guest-post marketplaces, and anything a Google update will claw back. Slower, real, permanent.

For: B2B SaaS and ecommerce teams with a real product, some proof, and patience for a channel that compounds. Not for: businesses that need leads next week (that’s Google Ads), sites with nothing to convert traffic into (fix that first: CRO or a rebuild), or anyone shopping for guaranteed rankings. We’ll tell you which bucket you’re in during the audit, even when the answer costs us a client.