Blog: The SaaS Solopreneur's SEO Secret Sauce

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Topical article in the beginner-SEO-for-founders vein, next to "SEO for Startups": written for the solo SaaS founder whose scarce input is hours, not budget. Links into the Keyword Research library (positioning-to-demand, intent-beyond-google) so the library gets a second blog-side entry point.

What is in it

• One new post: web/content/blogs/saas-solopreneur-seo.md, ~2,400 words
• Two images in web/public/blog/saas-solopreneur-seo/, full alt text
• No component or config changes

The argument

1. The market has already priced founder hours: on "seo for saas" the two most expensive terms cost $367.94 and $226.75 a click.
2. The distribution asset comes before the product.
3. A small footprint is one you can still control.
4. Ship the tool instead of the wall of text (your own /backlink-checker is the proof).
5. Go where the competition will not follow: a Reddit thread started by a solo founder holds position two on that SERP.
6. Your AI is as smart as your schema.

Every number came out of OpenSEO. Keyword research and SERP analysis runs on "seo for saas", 97 organic results. Screenshots are real app screenshots cropped to the data.

Quotes. Topic-led and multi-guest: Christopher Gimmer (bootstrapped SaaS), Greg Digneo, Ann Smarty, Malith Gamage, and the AI visibility panel. Verbatim from interview transcripts. Not about any one guest or their company.

Checked before opening. Ran the repo's openseo-review-web-content and deslop standards; the only catalog hits sit inside verbatim quotes. No em dashes. ## Table of Contents present, /docs/mcp linked, one copy-paste MCP prompt. Every internal route and external URL verified resolving today. Prettier clean.

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