SEO planning & content systems
Search-intent review, topic planning, cannibalization checks, internal-link planning, content updates, analytics, and publishing priorities for lean B2B SaaS teams.
My work spans SEO planning, technical writing, product content, internal linking, editorial QA, analytics, and the publishing work around them.
I currently work as Head of Content at Outscraper and have also worked on content for Targetron. This page collects the professional side of that work, separate from the technical experiments I document in the Lab.
Work areas
Search-intent review, topic planning, cannibalization checks, internal-link planning, content updates, analytics, and publishing priorities for lean B2B SaaS teams.
Product-led SEO articles, technical tutorials, API and data-workflow content, product education, use cases, and claim review based on what the product actually supports.
Editorial QA, content updates, publishing workflows, trackers, review checklists, analytics follow-ups, and reporting around ongoing content work.
Selected professional work
My strongest SaaS work sits between search research, product knowledge, technical writing, and the systems used to decide what should be published next.
SEO and technical content for a SaaS platform working with Google Maps data, local business data, reviews, lead generation, APIs, and business research. The work requires understanding both the search problem and the product workflow before deciding how an article should be structured.
Search-led content around B2B prospecting, business research, lead-list quality, and local business signals. This work requires keeping the product claims separate from other SaaS brands while connecting each article to a clear reader problem.
Repeated content problems often turn into trackers, templates, checklists, review routines, and reporting workflows. I use these systems to make recurring editorial work easier to review, repeat, and improve across ongoing SaaS content work.
I work across search research, technical writing, product content, internal linking, analytics, editorial QA, and publishing workflows for lean B2B SaaS teams.
For technical experiments, small tools, and learning notes, the Lab remains separate from this professional work.