I Made SEO Easier For Founders
You built something great. But when people search for the problem you solve — your startup doesn’t show up.
Most founders skip SEO in the early days.
They think it’s something to worry about later.
But when they finally need traffic, it’s too late — they’re stuck on page 5 of Google and spending too much on ads.
That’s why I made the SEO Workbook for Founders — a simple, step-by-step guide to help you:
✅ Find what your users are already searching on Google
✅ Create pages that show up in search and bring signups
✅ Get traffic before paying for ads
✅ Avoid the common SEO mistakes most startups make
If you want people to find your product without burning out, this is for you.
Get the workbook: https://wirehaired-protest-b61.notion.site/1e97648c55c880ddb946c598bdeda50f
Thanks for the Resources 👏
Your welcome. Hope you joined the waitlist to get the early access
Thanks, I'll check it out
This is such a timely resource! SEO always feels like that “later” task until it’s too late. Appreciate how you broke it down for founders. Added this to my StartupGrid toolkit! 🙌
Agreed. Most founders don't like to do SEO because it takes time to show results and its bit boring work to do. But SEO brings you leads in the long run
I would 100% agree with you on that!
This is super timely — I’ve been neck-deep launching my first digital product and SEO keeps falling down the list in favor of “launch now, optimize later.”
I like that this seems built for non-technical founders who can’t afford to hire out content strategy yet. The biggest block for me is not keyword research — it’s figuring out what to actually write that aligns with what people are searching for.
Quick question: does your guide cover how to structure landing pages to rank, or is it more content-focused (like blog posts)? Either way, looks like something I need to finally stop punting SEO. Bookmarked.
This is exactly the kind of resource I wish I had when building landing pages for KitlyHub.
Most guides assume you already have traffic or authority — but early-stage SEO needs a very different playbook.
Curious: does the workbook cover content clusters or just individual keyword targeting?
I’ve been putting off SEO for weeks — this might finally push me to commit. Thanks for sharing 🙌
Yes, the marketing starter kit includes other frameworks like customer persona frameworks and content marketing workbooks to improve your skills in building a proper content clusters.
And the SEO workbook explains especially on how to do the initial keyword research and targeting. Basically the task done from Jr to senior SEO specialist is put into series of frameworks and workbooks, so that the founders know what exactly they need to do.
Do sign up for the starter kit: https://wirehaired-protest-b61.notion.site/1e97648c55c880ddb946c598bdeda50f
Love that — breaking down junior-to-senior SEO tasks into founder-friendly frameworks is exactly the clarity most of us need early on. I’ll be diving into the content cluster side first — that’s been the missing piece for KitlyHub’s long-term content plan.
Appreciate the thoughtful approach. If you ever turn this into a Notion-style mini course or template bundle, count me in.
— Alex | KitlyHub