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Voicy · B2C · dictation app for seniors

Publish hundreds of blog posts and dozens of landing pages for search

Founder calls SEO the true growth of a $16-20K/month app; no channel split

Workedseocontentlocalization

What they did

Built SEO as the main growth engine: about 200 blog posts and about 30 different landing pages on a Framer website localized into four or five languages, produced with his own SEO tool (Romeo SEO). His reasoning: in a crowded market the product customers see first wins, so one article ranking above a competitor in Google or AI search gets the click even if the competitor's product is better. No traffic or signup numbers given.

What happened

Founder says SEO is where Voicy's real growth comes from; no SEO-specific numbers.
Stage
growth
8:49
“And the true growth of Voicy is from SEO. Like I've always been an SEO guy, love SEO. We have like 200 blog posts. We have like 30 different landing pages. Our website is localized in like four or five different languages.”
Kourosh
11:25
“You just have one article that shows up above your competitor, even if your competitor has a better product, most people will click on that first link in Google or within the AI search, and they will try out your product.”
Kourosh
7:54
“And my growth engine, it's called romeoseo.com, which is actually my own product. I use that for SEO.”
Kourosh

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