An HR tech deal rarely ends with HR. Finance checks the cost, IT checks the integrations and employees use the product every day.
We build LinkedIn content, BOFU pages and AI search visibility that answer each of them, so your champion in HR has what they need to get the deal signed.
Problems HR tech teams run into as they grow.
Your champion in HR is sold, but the CFO wants a cost case and IT wants to know how you connect to payroll and SSO. If your site only speaks to HR, the deal stalls while sales writes answers one email at a time.
Category searches are full of G2 and Capterra pages and big names like Workday and BambooHR. Buyers scroll past the long list and pick the vendors they've already heard of.
Benefits tools get searched before open enrollment, performance tools before review season and payroll tools before year end. Content that goes live in the busy month is too late to rank.
They follow practitioners on LinkedIn and ask peers in communities before they look at a vendor site. A brand page that posts product updates doesn't get into those conversations.
Your experts on LinkedIn, pages for each role in the deal and a place in the AI answers buyers check.
LinkedIn started as a hiring network, so HR people are on it every day. We interview your founder or the HR expert on your team every two weeks and turn their opinions on hiring, retention and HR ops into posts in their voice.
Those posts reach the CHRO and the HR ops manager before a search does, and they give us topics for your site.
LinkedIn thought leadershipWe start with searches close to a purchase, like "BambooHR alternatives", "HRIS for 200 employees" or "payroll software for multi-state compliance". Then come pages for each role in the deal: the integration page IT reads, the pricing and ROI page finance reads and the rollout page HR ops reads.
SEO for B2B SaaSWe plan your calendar around the HR year, so open enrollment, review season and year-end guides go live months ahead and have time to rank. Each one is built from interviews with your team.
I research keywords with SEMRush, Google and Reddit, and subreddits like r/humanresources are where HR people talk openly about the tools they use. Those threads tell us which questions to answer first.
Content marketing for B2B SaaSHR buyers ask ChatGPT for shortlists too, with prompts like "best onboarding software for remote teams". AI tools pull from your site and from G2, Capterra, Reddit and HR publications. We work on both and track the prompts that name you.
GEO for B2B SaaSLinkedIn ads can reach HR, finance and IT people at your target accounts by job title, so the whole group knows your name before the demo. Google ads cover the high-intent searches while your pages build up rankings.
Paid ads for B2B SaaSWe haven't published HR tech work yet. These are results from our B2B software clients.

Katalon sells test automation software to QA and engineering teams. We rebuilt its content engine around the searches closest to a purchase. Today ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity cite Katalon when buyers ask for test automation tools.

Katalon, test automation software for QA teams.

Arrowsterr, an agentic SEO and GEO platform.

Omniscient, an agentic CRM.
These results come from our B2B software work, outside HR tech. See every project in our case studies.
The same four steps we run for every client, planned around the HR calendar.
We interview your founders, product team and sales, and read your sales call notes to learn who joins a deal and when. We also mark your busy seasons, such as open enrollment.
BOFU and role pages ship first, then seasonal guides early enough to rank. LinkedIn posts go out from your experts' profiles on a steady schedule.
You get a report on rankings, AI answer mentions, LinkedIn conversations and demo requests, tied to your CRM. Then we put more into what brings deals.
Short answers to common questions. For anything else, book a call.
No. Our published results come from B2B software brands like Katalon, Arrowsterr and Omniscient, and we'd rather show you real numbers from that work than stretch them to fit your market.
What carries over is the method: we find the searches closest to a purchase, build pages for them and measure demos in your CRM.
A person, in most cases. HR leaders follow people who've done the job, so a founder or an HR expert on your team gets more reach than a brand page.
Your company page still matters for reposts and ads. We usually start with one or two profiles and add more once the first ones post on a steady schedule.
We map your buying group in the first two weeks: who joins the deal, what each person worries about and which questions slow things down. Then each role gets its own pages, such as an integration page for IT and a cost page for finance.
Your champion in HR can send each colleague the page that answers their question.
SEO builds over months. The first BOFU pages usually go live in month 2, and the month 3 report shows how they rank and whether AI tools mention you.
If you need demos this quarter, we'd start paid ads alongside, using the same keyword research.
LinkedIn is priced per profile: Presence is $2,500 a month, Momentum $3,000 and Authority $5,000. SEO and GEO plans are $4,000 a month for Starter, $8,000 for Growth and $10,000+ for Authority.
Those prices are for a 12-month term. 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, who joins your deals and when your busy season starts. You can also email us at vincent@perceptric.com.