SEO & long-form content · Passion.io
Co-led the SEO project at Passion.io with my team lead. The goal was to close the search-presence gap with competitors who had much larger SEO footprints. Articles were one piece of the project. Voice-of-customer mining, negative-review research, and a writing workflow were the rest.
The SEO project
The project ran across two layers. The first was research-heavy: pull negative reviews from Reddit, niche forums, and review sites; turn the language into a problem table; then build a competitor feature comparison so each article had a real differentiator to lean on. The second was the writing workflow itself, briefed against a target keyword and a primary persona, mapped to a buying stage in the funnel.
Long-form awareness piece against decision-fatigue keywords. Frames automation as the way out, then routes the reader toward Passion.io as the platform that removes those decisions.
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67% of coaches face severe burnout within 3 years. Long-form piece against high-volume burnout keywords. Routes the reader toward systems that take routine work off the coach's plate.
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Pulled from the persona research showing that early-stage creators were getting de-prioritized in market messaging. Article addresses the pain directly and routes them toward the platform tier that fits.
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Hub-and-spoke content model for creators against the "how to plan content calendar" keyword cluster. Practical how-to piece that ties back to the platform's content tooling.
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