A new AI tool shows up in your category every week, and buyers ask ChatGPT to sort them out before they visit a single vendor site.
We build the integration, use case and comparison pages that get your product into those answers and onto Google's first page.
What we hear from AI and automation founders and marketers.
They've spent years building huge content libraries, so trying to outrank them on workflow automation software is a slow fight. The openings are in specific integrations, industries and use cases they cover lightly.
When every homepage uses the same words, buyers can't tell the tools apart. Enterprise teams want proof the product works in production, like security certifications, accuracy and how many runs it handles.
Agents, integrations, data pipelines and templates each pull the blog in a different direction. Without a plan, you end up with hundreds of posts and no topic you're known for.
AI answers lean on listicles, comparison pages and what other sites say about a product. If those pages don't mention you, a newer tool with better coverage gets the recommendation.
AI search leads here, because your buyers already use AI tools to pick one. Each service feeds the others.
Your buyers type prompts like "best AI agent platform for customer support" or "n8n alternatives for enterprise". We write pages AI tools can quote, with exact claims, real numbers from your product and clear comparison tables, and we track which prompts name you every month.
GEO for B2B SaaSSearches that name two tools, like bigquery to salesforce or shopify to hubspot, come from people who need that connection working this week. We build pages for your most-used integrations and use cases, each with the steps in your product and a path to a trial.
SEO for B2B SaaSEnterprise buyers need to trust an AI product with live data. We write industry playbooks for the workflows your customers run, plus pages on security and accuracy that procurement and IT teams look for before they sign.
Content marketing for B2B SaaSAI buyers follow the people who build the products. We interview your founder or CTO every two weeks and turn their views on AI agents and automation into posts in their voice. Those posts also give AI tools more places to read about you.
LinkedIn thought leadershipWhen you ship a new agent or a big feature, Google and LinkedIn ads can put it in front of buyers the same week. We use the same keyword list as SEO, so the ads show which pages to build next.
Paid ads for B2B SaaSOne full case study, plus the AI products we work with.

Boltic is an AI workflow automation platform with agents, data pipelines and 500+ integrations. We went after integration searches and industry playbooks the big automation brands covered lightly. Boltic now shows up in ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity answers for workflow automation queries.

Boltic, an AI workflow automation platform.

Arrowsterr, an agentic SEO and GEO platform.

Omniscient, an agentic CRM.
See every project we can share in our case studies.
The same four steps we run for every client, set up for a product that ships something new every month.
We interview your product, engineering and sales teams and read your sales call notes. Then we list every feature, integration and industry you serve and check which ones people already search for.
Integration and comparison pages ship first, then industry playbooks and the security pages enterprise buyers ask for. When you launch something new, it goes into the calendar.
You get a report on rankings, AI answer mentions and demo requests, tied to your CRM. Then we put more into the pages and prompts that bring pipeline.
What AI and automation teams ask us most. For anything else, book a call.
Yes. We built the SEO and content program for Boltic, an AI workflow automation platform. We've also worked with Arrowsterr, an agentic SEO and GEO platform, and Omniscient, an agentic CRM.
Pick the searches they cover lightly: specific integration pairs, industries and use cases where your product does the job well. A head-on fight for workflow automation software takes years, while those narrower searches are open to a smaller brand today.
That's the plan that took Boltic from 600 to 31,000+ monthly organic visitors in under 11 months.
SEO gets your pages ranked on Google. GEO makes sure AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity understand your product and quote it when someone asks for a recommendation.
For AI products the two overlap a lot, because comparison pages and listicles feed both.
We plan around the jobs your product does, which change slowly, and update feature details as you ship. When you launch something big, we add pages for it to the calendar and refresh the ones it affects.
SEO and GEO plans are $4,000 a month for Starter, $8,000 for Growth and $10,000+ for Authority, on a 12-month term. LinkedIn is priced per profile, from $2,500 a month.
A 6-month term adds 5% and a 3-month term adds 10%. Everything each plan includes is on our pricing page.
Tell us about your product, your integrations and who buys it. You can also email us at vincent@perceptric.com.