I will write saas blog articles and product comparisons
Stories that hit, copy that clicks, words that move
Level 1
Has met certain performance criteria and shows strong potential in the marketplace.
About this Gig
Most SaaS blogs read like they were written by someone who's never used the product. Prospects can tell and they leave.
I write SaaS blog content for B2B software companies: comparison articles, buyer-research pieces, and how-to content built around what someone's actually looking for before they choose a tool.
What I write:
- Comparison articles (your product vs. named competitors, or "best [category] tools")
- Buyer guides built around real decision-stage questions, not guesswork
- Product-education posts that explain what your software does, for someone who's never seen it
How each piece gets made: I look at your product and your named competitors directly before writing anything. Then: outline built around what a real buyer needs to know
- Draft
- Fact-check every product claim I make
- Structure and SEO pass
- Final edit
- Delivery
I write for one person: whoever your sales team is actually trying to reach, at the moment they're comparing options.
Send me your product link and a competitor or two, and let's talk about what you need.
Document type:
Documentation
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Technical Specifications
Industry:
Software
Language:
English
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Hindi
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
My Portfolio
FAQ
What do you need from me to get started?
Your product URL, target topic or keyword, and (for comparison pieces) the competitor(s) to include.
Can you write about a SaaS product you've never heard of?
Yes — I research your product directly from your site/docs before writing, regardless of niche.
Do you include keyword research?
Basic awareness is included; full keyword research (3–5 terms) is an extra.
Do you handle technical SaaS topics (dev tools, infrastructure, APIs)?
Yes, within reason — message me with the topic first so I can confirm I can research it properly rather than guessing.
Do you write ongoing/monthly content?
Yes, after a first order we can discuss a recurring arrangement — note this is set up manually between us, not a built-in Fiverr subscription.

