Outscraper
SEO and technical content around Google Maps data, local business data, APIs, lead generation, enrichment, and business research.
I'm Head of Content at Outscraper. I help B2B SaaS teams connect search research, technical writing, product content, internal linking, and editorial workflows. I also build small tools around recurring content problems.
Years spent learning and working with SEO, publishing and search-driven content.
Users reached while working with a lean SaaS team of around 15 people over two years.
Public SEO and copywriting tools built from problems I encountered in my own work.
My work sits between search research, product knowledge, technical writing, internal linking, editorial QA, analytics, and content operations for B2B SaaS.
SEO and technical content around Google Maps data, local business data, APIs, lead generation, enrichment, and business research.
Search-led content around B2B prospecting, lead generation, market research, local business signals, and product education.
Internal-link planning, topical authority work, content updates, editorial QA, analytics, and small tools built around repeated content problems.
Latest build
September 2026I took the reusable knowledge-catalog workflow I first worked through for Outscraper and ran it against Targetron's public site. The real-site pilot completed successfully, and I am continuing to work on making the workflow easier to reuse, review, and inspect.
Ed's Lab
I use the Lab to test SEO workflows, data handling, GitHub, APIs, automation, and technical documentation. These are working experiments, not packaged SaaS products.
A working project for testing sitemap discovery, crawling, normalization, and a reusable website knowledge-catalog workflow.
A public tool built from a recurring article-planning task, turning a search question, audience, angle, example, and CTA into a structured prompt.
A public copywriting tool for rewriting vague headlines around a clearer user action and benefit.
The Lab shows how I turn recurring content problems into small tools and documented workflows. Some projects stay experimental, and I keep the failures in the notes.
About
I learned SEO by publishing first, long before I worked inside a SaaS content team.
I started working online through my own websites and learned search by trying to understand why some pages were discovered and others were not.
That eventually led me into professional SEO and content work for companies such as Outscraper and Targetron , where the job became much broader than writing individual blog posts.
Today, much of my work connects search intent, customer problems, product capabilities, internal links, analytics, and publishing priorities. I also keep learning the technical side by building small tools and working directly with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, GitHub, APIs, and newer web workflows.
I work across publishing, analytics, remote-team communication, AI-assisted research, website management and small web projects. The tools change by project, but these are the platforms I use most often.
My technical stack reflects tools I actively use while building SEO utilities and managing web projects. They support my SEO and content work rather than positioning me as a full-time software engineer.
Writing
My personal writing covers SEO, content systems, analytics, technical projects, and what I learn from working inside lean B2B SaaS teams. This is where I document the work behind the polished portfolio pieces.
If your team needs help connecting search research, technical writing, product content, internal linking, analytics, and editorial workflows, start with my work or reach me on LinkedIn.