B2B and SaaS marketing agency

ProPricer grew sales 300% and got acquired. CieloIT raised $25M.

Software buyers research privately and decide by committee, so most of your sales cycle happens somewhere you cannot see. We build the search, paid, content and follow up system that reaches them in that stretch, and we measure it per engine because the assistants they ask disagree with each other.

Named software results
ClientResult
ProPricer300% sales growth, then acquired
ProPricer$244,000 saved per year
CieloIT$25M raised
Pro Boutique380% more subscriptions

Every client on this page is named because an unnamed result cannot be checked by you or attributed by any engine.

The problem

The expensive part of a software sale is invisible

By the time a buyer fills in your form they have already narrowed to two or three vendors. Everything that decided that shortlist happened off your site.

The shortlist forms before the demo

Buyers ask peers, search, and increasingly an assistant.

  • We track which vendors the engines name on your category questions
  • Including the competitor holding the position you want
  • Reported per engine, because the four rarely agree

Volume is not the problem

Most B2B accounts we audit have enough leads and the wrong ones.

  • Qualification moved into targeting and the form, not the sales call
  • Pricing visible enough to deter the wrong buyer
  • Fewer leads, more meetings, is the intended trade

The cycle outlasts the follow up

Committee purchases stall, and most sequences give up first.

  • LeadChaser works quotes that have already gone quiet
  • Sequenced to a buying committee rather than one contact
  • AllState converted 47.73% of worked leads this way

Feature pages do not rank or get cited

Buyers search evaluation questions, not your feature names.

  • Comparison, integration, pricing and migration content
  • Company and vendor pages take roughly 60% of commercial citations
  • Structured so a model can lift a clean answer out
How we work

Learn what converts, then make it cheap

Running paid and content at the same time before you know what works is how a year of budget disappears into content nobody asked for.

1

Audit and baseline

Where enquiries come from, where they die, and where you stand on all four engines for your category questions. Plus a retrievability check, because a site that blocks OAI-SearchBot cannot appear in ChatGPT search answers at all.

2

Paid, narrow and fast

Small, tightly targeted spend to find which message and which segment actually respond. Weeks, not quarters, and the answer makes everything after it cheaper.

3

Content against what won

Comparison, pricing and integration pages built on the message paid already proved. One page per real evaluation question, with schema so the facts are machine readable.

4

Work the committee

Follow up sequenced to a group and to the length of a real software cycle, so the pipeline you built does not quietly go cold at month three.

Proof

What this has produced

300%
Sales growth for ProPricer, which was later acquired by Deltek
$25M
Raised by CieloIT after a five year partnership
380%
Increase in subscriptions for Pro Boutique
$244K
Saved per year for ProPricer on operational efficiency
What you get

Included in a B2B software engagement

Search and content

Built for evaluation questions, not feature lists.

  • Comparison, pricing, integration and migration pages
  • Schema markup so facts are read rather than inferred
  • Human written and human edited, every page

Paid acquisition

Narrow and instrumented, so it teaches as well as sells.

  • Firmographic and intent targeting from the first flight
  • Measured to qualified meetings, not to clicks
  • Budget moved to the segments that actually closed

Conversion and follow up

The half of the funnel most agencies do not touch.

  • Trial and demo path tested as its own surface
  • LeadChaser working enquiries that have gone quiet
  • Sequenced to a committee and to a long cycle

Four engine AI visibility

Rankxa, reported per engine and never blended.

  • Measured against 9.8 million recorded brand mentions
  • The chat engines agree with each other only about 11% of the time
  • See Rankxa for how the tracking works
Humans at the helm. AI in the engine.

The people who would run your pipeline.

This is not run by a black box of tools. It is a team of Growth Architects who plan, build and optimize it, using AI where it accelerates the work and human judgment where it actually matters. Different specialists, one accountable team.

Meet the team
Michael, Engineering Lead at BusySeedMichael · Engineering Lead
Amal, Automation Architect at BusySeedAmal · Automation Architect
Bryn, Solutions Engineer at BusySeedBryn · Solutions Engineer
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What clients say

What it is like to work with us.

★★★★★
“BusySeed created and managed our social media and wrote blogs that raised our SEO to a new level. We are getting new clients from organic search, and their lead generation campaigns made it easy to justify the investment by focusing on ROI.”
Leandro P., Engineer, Inviron
Leandro P.
Engineer, Inviron
★★★★★
“BusySeed demonstrated tremendous ability in understanding our needs and taking us by the hand in the process of designing a digital strategy from scratch.”
Alessandro Jarzynski, CEO, Tryger
Alessandro Jarzynski
CEO, Tryger
★★★★★
“Great professionals. They manage our company's social media and designed our website. I highly recommend them for social media management and web design.”
Raphael Costa, Owner, Meister Concrete
Raphael Costa
Owner, Meister Concrete
Questions

Common questions from B2B and SaaS teams

What does a B2B SaaS marketing agency actually do?

It builds the demand system that fills a pipeline with accounts your sales team can close, which in software usually means four things working together: search and content that reach buyers doing private research, paid acquisition that does not burn budget on unqualified traffic, conversion work on the trial or demo path, and follow up that works the long committee driven cycle. Our SaaS clients include ProPricer, which grew sales 300% and was later acquired by Deltek, and CieloIT, which raised $25M.

How is SaaS SEO different from regular SEO?

The buyer is researching a category, not shopping for a product, so the winning pages answer comparison and evaluation questions rather than describing features. Integrations, pricing models, migration paths and honest competitor comparisons pull more qualified traffic than a features page ever will. AI search raises the stakes further: about 60% of citations on commercial queries go to company and vendor pages, so your own documentation is the asset, not a third party listicle.

Should a startup run PPC or SEO first?

PPC first if you need to learn what converts, SEO first if you already know and need cost to come down. Paid tells you within weeks which message and which segment actually respond, and that answer makes the content work far cheaper. Running both blind is how startups spend a year producing content nobody asked for. We usually start paid narrow, read the data, then build content against what won.

How do you generate qualified B2B leads rather than volume?

By qualifying in the form and in the targeting rather than in a sales call. That means firmographic and intent filters up front, pricing visible enough to deter the wrong buyer, and follow up sequenced to a committee rather than an individual. It produces fewer leads and more meetings. AllState, on a different product, converted 47.73% of worked leads with LeadChaser, which is what happens when follow up is the system rather than an afterthought.

Do AI assistants matter for B2B software buying?

They matter at the shortlist stage, which is the part you cannot see. Buyers ask an assistant which vendors to consider before they ever visit a site. We track that across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews and report each separately, because in our data the three chat engines agree with each other only about 11% of the time. Being named by one tells you very little about the other three.

What does an engagement look like and how long is it?

The first month is audit, retrievability check and baseline. Months two and three build and test. Real compounding shows over quarters, not weeks, and we would rather say that than promise otherwise. CieloIT was a five year partnership that ended in a $25M raise. For the shorter view, see our B2B lead generation page or the SaaS industry page.

Free strategy session

See where your next 90 days of pipeline will come from.

Book a free 15 minute session with founder Omar Jenblat. He will look at your funnel live and show you which stage is actually leaking. No deck, no obligation.

Omar Jenblat, Founder & CEO of BusySeed
Omar JenblatFounder & CEO, BusySeed
  • A live 15-minute look at your funnel
  • No deck, no fluff, no obligation
  • Leave with 2-3 concrete growth moves

First, who are we meeting?

Three fields, then pick your time. We read up on you before the call so we open with something useful.

No sales sequence. If you never pick a time, we leave it there.