3.7 KiB
3.7 KiB
QRMaster Core Plan
Positioning
QRMaster should not try to win broad generic QR traffic first.
The wedge is:
- dynamic QR codes
- editable after print
- trackable scans
- measurable offline-to-online workflows
This is a SaaS growth problem, not only an SEO problem.
Sub-niche thesis
Start with use cases where a QR code is part of a real business workflow and where change or attribution matters:
- restaurant menus
- flyers and print campaigns
- business cards and contact capture
- events and check-in flows
- packaging and product labels
- real estate signs and brochures
- payments, feedback, and lead capture
ICP clusters
Priority clusters:
- Restaurants
- Small business / print marketing
- Events
- Real estate
- Packaging / labels
Page model
The first serious buildout should use:
- 6 commercial pages
- 18 use-case pages
- 6 support / authority pages
Every page must have:
- primary query cluster
- search intent
- ICP
- workflow pain
- product proof angle
- CTA
- internal-link role
- tracking plan
Commercial page set
Priority commercial pages:
- Dynamic QR Code Generator
- Bulk QR Code Generator
- QR Code Analytics
- Custom / Branded QR Code Generator
- QR Code Tracking / Trackable QR Codes
- QR Codes for Marketing Campaigns
Internal linking model
Use a 3-layer structure:
- Layer 1: commercial money pages
- Layer 2: use-case pages
- Layer 3: support / authority hubs
Rules:
- every use-case page links to exactly 1 primary commercial page
- every use-case page links to the main
/use-caseshub - every use-case page links to up to 2 sibling use cases
- every support page links upward into 1 commercial page and 2 use-case pages
- every commercial page links down into 3 to 5 strongest use cases
- no planned page should be an orphan
AEO / GEO operating spec
For P1 and P2 pages, require:
- one direct answer block near the top
- one extractable proof paragraph
- three to six FAQ candidates
- one comparison or checklist block if the SERP suggests it
- clear entity reinforcement for QRMaster, dynamic QR, analytics, and the use case
Scoring model
Use:
Priority Score = ((Impact x Confidence x Strategic Fit x Time-to-Signal) / Effort) x 4
Factor definitions:
- Impact: likely effect on qualified organic visibility or assisted conversions
- Confidence: strength of evidence from SERPs, current fit, or competitor patterns
- Strategic Fit: closeness to QRMaster's actual product strengths
- Time-to-Signal: expected speed of measurable movement
- Effort: total work across content, SEO, design, dev, and review
Modifiers:
+20%dependencies already clear+15%strong support for a money page-25%weak baseline or weak measurement-30%slow-signal initiative-40%high guardrail risk-50%weak product proof or weak differentiation-35%if the page is likely to bring generic hobby traffic with poor SaaS intent
Priority classes:
P1:>= 70P2:50-69P3:< 50
Hard gate:
- if the page cannot clearly demonstrate a real workflow problem solved by QRMaster, it cannot be
P1
30 / 60 / 90
Days 1-30
- audit current QRMaster inventory
- classify existing pages into commercial, use-case, support
- map 5 ICP workflows
- compare against the named competitors
- define the Top 30 backlog
- lock the internal-link structure
- choose the first 5 to 8
P1pages
Days 31-60
- standardize page templates
- standardize AEO / GEO blocks
- refine CTAs and conversion flow for the first P1 pages
- re-score backlog after evidence review
- define distribution angles from the first pages
Days 61-90
- expand the strongest use-case clusters
- reinforce internal linking
- standardize the operating model
- define the next-quarter page set