Breaking B2B

Fibbler went from 0 -> demos flowing in 2mnths of SEO/AEO...Adam just told us to DOUBLE his plan. Now I'm leaking the entire playbook: Adam has built a solid brand with LinkedIn organic and paid. But until recently Fibbler neglected SEO and AI search. So they brought us on-board to drive inbounds and quick as humanly possible. I distilled their full playbook into a 29-minute video masterclass covering: - Setting a solid foundation - Quick SEO wins many ignore - Why most tech SEO is BS - How to craft pipeline driving content - unusual strats to drive demos and revenue - How to get pipeline within 90 days - LLM visibility cheat codes - Proving impact - Tonnes more ___ All backed by data from running 44+ SaaS clients SEO/AEO at Breaking B2B. Watch the full masterclass: https://lnkd.in/eMuZgvqR Grab our 90 days to revenue SEO/AEO playbook: https://lnkd.in/eSHUK9HA

Ranking #1 for a keyword nobody buys from? Lovely screenshot for the board deck. Zero demos. We rank B2B SaaS brands for the terms buyers search when they're comparing vendors or ready to ditch the incumbent.

Asked ChatGPT for the best tool in your category lately? If your brand's not in the answer, buyers are shortlisting your competitors before they've even clocked you exist. We get B2B SaaS brands recommended by the LLMs and ranking on Google for the money terms - the ones people search with budget already signed off.

Switch off the ads and watch the pipeline flatline? Paid is a tap. Organic and AI search are the well. Kubaru went from relying on ads to organic demos overtaking paid.

Traffic's up. Demos are down. Classic. Most SEO is still pumping out "what is" and "how to" blogs like it's 2020. AI overviews answer those now - RIP traffic - and whoever's still clicking is a student, not a buyer. We go after the terms your ICP searches when they need you now.

We could tell you we're good. Georgi from Chattermill says it better. Their AI search mention rate went from 20% to 80% in months - and enterprise RFPs started rolling in. "The most satisfying part has been attracting enterprise brands."