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Before the call, I check where you show up on Google and in ChatGPT. On the call, we work out your signup number together, and I tell you what I’d do first, whether the guarantee applies, and the price.

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Signup Engine: $5,000 a month, month to month, or less on a 3 or 6-month plan.

By month six, the signups we bring you from AI search will be worth at least $5,000 a month. If not, we keep working for free.

Best fit: SaaS where buyers can sign up or start a trial on their own, and compare you with bigger names.

If you can, bring rough figures for:

  • How many signups become paying customers
  • What a new customer pays in their first year
  • The competitors you lose deals to

No figures? We’ll work them out on the call.

What happens when you book

  1. 01

    Before the call

    I check where you show up on Google and in ChatGPT for the searches your buyers run.

  2. 02

    On the call (45 minutes)

    We go through what I found and work out your signup number together. I tell you what I’d do first, whether the guarantee applies, and the price.

  3. 03

    Within 2 working days

    A written plan: the pages, our forecast and your signup number.

You’ll leave the call knowing your signup number, even if we don’t work together. Pick a time

Results from SaaS companies we’ve worked with

1,000+

signups a month from organic search

SweetProcess, Oct 2024 to Apr 2026

3,457

signups a month, up from 529 in 8 months

Copysmith, 2021 to 2022

“Shehu pushed us to start tracking conversions from organic search, and to target people who are evaluating SOP software, not just researching general topics. That shift changed everything. Organic search now consistently delivers over 1,000 signups a month, and we’re even seeing new customers who found us through AI tools like ChatGPT.”
Owen McGab EnaohwoCEO and Co-founder, SweetProcess
“We’ve had a 46% increase in organic traffic month over month, which is way bigger than what we’ve seen before working with Your Content Mart.”
Kate BalchFormer Director of Marketing, Copysmith