What does high-intent-seo mean in this evidence set?
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iWhat do creators repeatedly say about high-intent-seo?
The creator argues that lower-volume, bottom-of-funnel SEO searches are often overlooked even though they carry stronger purchase intent than informational queries.; Small software products can win by targeting low-volume, high-intent keywords that larger SaaS platforms ignore.
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The creator argues that lower-volume, bottom-of-funnel SEO searches are often overlooked even though they carry stronger purchase intent than informational queries.
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This topic currently has 2 source records, 2 public insight cards, and 1 creators in the public Base2026 export.
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The creator argues that lower-volume, bottom-of-funnel SEO searches are often overlooked even though they carry stronger purchase intent than informational queries.
Just a reminder, if you're still monetizing with Adsense instead of your own product, what are you even doing? Adsense is incredibly low amounts of money. His startup Photo AI would make $150 a month with 156 thousand visitors. $1 CPM. Instead, it makes $110,000 a month with subscriptions. So about 700 times more...
OpenSmall software products can win by targeting low-volume, high-intent keywords that larger SaaS platforms ignore.
There's less people with high intent. That's a rule of marketing. That means these searches have lower volume because cause they have lower volume, they very often go untargeted. The big player whose feature you just vibe coded. They're not bothering to target these high intent keywords. You are.
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Lower-volume , bottom-of-funnel SEO searches and high-intent lead outcomes.
Just a reminder, if you're still monetizing with Adsense instead of your own product, what are you even doing? Adsense is incredibly low amounts of money. His startup Photo AI would make $150 a month with 156 thousand visitors. $1 CPM. Instead, it makes $110,000 a month with subscriptions. So about 700 times more...
OpenSmall software products can win by targeting low-volume, high-intent keywords that larger...
This is the greatest time to be alive. Huge software companies are begging to be unbundled in a day. You can take one of their features, make it yourself with a Replit, Cursor. Any vibe coding tool. See what that major SaaS company is showing on Google for. Any SEO tool will do this. Look for keywords like generator or people trying to do stuff...
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Just a reminder, if you're still monetizing with Adsense instead of your own product, what are you even doing? Adsense is incredibly low amounts of money.
His startup Photo AI would make $150 a month with 156 thousand visitors. $1 CPM.
Instead, it makes $110,000 a month with subscriptions. So about 700 times more.
It has never been easier to vibe code your own product, go to replit, spin something up, stop relying on Adsense. 700 times more.
It's also easier once you have something to sell. You use SEO to target people who are looking for what you offer.
Right now. These searches always go under targeted because, 1, just people don't even know how to do SEO.
But, 2, searches at the bottom of the funnel, where all the intent is, there's a less volume than the informational, which doesn't convert because there's less volume. The highest intent SEO keywords always go overlooked, so there's less competition.
I have an SEO course on how to find these high intent searches. People are doing searches that result in customers, users, warm leads calling you up...
This is the greatest time to be alive. Huge software companies are begging to be unbundled in a day.
You can take one of their features, make it yourself with a Replit, Cursor. Any vibe coding tool.
See what that major SaaS company is showing on Google for. Any SEO tool will do this.
Look for keywords like generator or people trying to do stuff. Record your voice.
Voice notes for dentists. Keywords that seem like they have more high intent behind them.
These are searches that people are doing where they are literally looking for the product you just vibe coded. There's less people with high intent.
That's a rule of marketing. That means these searches have lower volume because cause they have lower volume, they very often go untargeted.
The big player whose feature you just vibe coded. They're not bothering to target these high intent keywords.
You are. Take the exact language that your searchers are doing.
Put it in your page title, your URL. Slug your H1 the beginning of your first sentence...
nding the pages that you made recommending you. These major platforms put in these features because people want them.
Unbundle the features. People still want them.
Make them into standalone products and chip away at these major SaaS companies market share. You used to need developers to make your own software.
You can do it now yourself. The only barrier to entry is marketing.