Angel Match · B2B · database of startup investors
Generate search pages from your database with programmatic SEO
Brings half of revenue; no page counts or setup details given
Workedseo
What they did
Uses programmatic SEO on the database products (pages generated from the data). The founder says SEO works very well for directory and database products and that consistency is key. No details on page templates or volume were given.
What happened
Programmatic SEO brings about half of revenue
- Stage
- growth
“And I believe for directory and database products, SEO works very, very well. So, I would focus on programmatic SEO. For us, it brings half of our revenue.”
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