v3 · 2026-05-18 · 119 pages · 2026 growth target
SEO + Content Strategy · 2026-05-18 · Locked for Sprint 1

From today to category leadership, built on a 119-page content library

The full SEO and content plan for Sensesbit. We pair pages that win sales-ready searches (people Googling "Compusense alternatives" today) with pages that build authority on the broader topic over time. Every page choice is validated against 10,165 real CRM contacts and 1,718 real sales-note pain quotes. Goal: 720 sales-qualified leads from search over 12 months. New to the terms? See the plain-English glossary.

132
Total pages
100 from topical map + 25 CRM-discovered + 7 PT-BR
projected ceiling
Year-1 visit ceiling
Realistic floor realistic floor · Plan target the SEO share of the plan
21
Quality nodes (T1)
Best-on-internet budget · Sprints 1-6
15
clusters
7 seed cores + 8 outer ring
4
Languages
EN + ES-Spain + ES-LATAM + PT-BR
26
Sprints / 12 months
2 pages per week × Rushan + es-editor

Explore the strategy

Four views of the same architecture. Each one for a different conversation: visual structure, scannable list, sprint timing, and the why.

The 7 findings that reshape the strategy

CRM mining (10,165 contacts + 1,718 sales notes + 962 meeting transcripts + 629 deals) produced findings that the original April-2026 ICP and keyword map didn't capture. Each finding triggered a specific change in the topical architecture.

Finding 1
Quality Director is the buyer, not Sensory Scientist
1,500+ CRM contacts in "responsable de calidad / quality manager / control de calidad" titles. Sensory-titled contacts: negligible. Every Tier-1 H1 rewrites — quality control is the positioning, not sensory analysis.
Finding 2
Excel is the real competitor
20 Excel mentions in 2,052 sales engagements vs 5 Compusense, 9 FIZZ, 0 EyeQuestion/RedJade/DraughtLab. Replace-Excel page promoted to T1. EyeQuestion/RedJade/DraughtLab alternatives demoted to T3.
Finding 3
Academic vertical is gold — 41.5% close rate
30 customers across Higher Ed (22) + Research (8) from 93 companies. Combined 32.3% close rate — highest of any vertical. Original ICP said "Dr. Elena Voss P3, small TAM." CRM says P1.
Finding 4
Brazil is the #2 country, currently unmapped
1,520 contacts (15% of base, larger than Mexico). Zero PT-BR content today. Added 7-page PT-BR addendum to architecture: Sprint 18+.
Finding 5
Inbound converts at 15-29%, not the assumed 6-12%
Homepage 15.8%. Blog 20%. Partner-routed 29.2%. Pipeline upside: Year-1 SEO contribution share projects projected ceiling ceiling vs the the SEO share of the plan conservative plan — 3× headroom.
Finding 6
Ready Meals is the biggest untapped vertical
127 companies, 483 contacts, 7 customers. 8-country LATAM-leaning spread (Mexico 12, Colombia 6, Ecuador 5, Brazil 4, Chile 3). Zero pages in prior keyword map.
Finding 7
Sea Food (Spain) is a hidden 35% close-rate play
7 customers / 20 companies, 17 in Spain. Galicia network (Maruxa + Laia in Lugo) explains it. QIM methodology spoke + Spanish-canonical page added.

The 15 clusters (7 seed cores + outer ring)

Every page in the architecture belongs to exactly one cluster. Internal links flow hub → spoke → node within each cluster, then cross-cluster from vertical pages to methodology spokes.

D
Discriminative methods
7 pages
DA
Descriptive analysis
8 pages
CP
Consumer panel
8 pages
PM
Panel management
10 pages
XD
Experimental design
4 pages
ST
Statistics (Penalty Analysis P0)
5 pages
AI
Sensory AI (moat)
5 pages
IV
Industry vertical
30 pages
UC
Use case (JTBD)
8 pages
VS
vs-pages / alternatives
10 pages
ISO
ISO standards
6 pages
GL
Glossary (AI Search moat)
5 pages
IN
Integrations
5 pages
TL
Tools / calculators
3 pages
SP
Source pages (E-E-A-T)
5 pages

What changed today vs the April plan

Eleven specific reframes from CRM data + topical-authority methodology + DataForSEO validation. Every change is evidence-backed.

DimensionApril-2026 planMay-18 (locked)Why
Primary buyerR&D Sensory ScientistQuality Director / Manager / CoordinatorCRM: 1,500+ quality titles vs 0 sensory
Primary competitorCompusense + EyeQuestion + RedJade + DraughtLabExcel (T1) + Compusense (T1) + FIZZ (T2)20 Excel mentions vs 0 EyeQuestion/RedJade/DraughtLab in CRM
Tier-1 vs-pages5 competitor alternatives pagesCompusense + Excel (others demoted T3)Zero CRM signal on demoted competitors
Academic verticalP3 "small TAM"P1 — 41.5% close rate, 30 customersHighest close rate of any vertical
Geo coverageEN + ES (Spain + LATAM)EN + ES + PT-BR (Brazil added)1,520 Brazil contacts (15% of CRM)
Vertical pages7 verticals (F&B, brewery, wine, cosmetics, pharma, research)15 verticals (+ Ready Meals, Sea Food, Academic, Ingredients, Retail, etc.)CRM industry distribution analysis
Total architecture~70 keywords on map119 pages (100 from topical map + 25 CRM-discovered + 7 PT-BR)Full topical authority play
Conversion model6-12% close baseline12-42% per-vertical (academic 41.5%, seafood 35%)CRM-validated per-vertical close rates
AI positioning"AI-powered" as headlineAI as feature mention onlyCRM: 6 AI mentions / 2,052 engagements = 0.3%
Year-1 SEO contribution share~the SEO share of the plan (30% of the growth target)broad coverage, sprint-pacedPriority model with CRM close rates
Newsletter / partnership / AEOListed but not committedAll 4 flywheel levers lockedQ11/Q12 resolved via CRM evidence

Open questions before Sprint 1 wraps

14 questions surfaced today. None block Sprint 1 (starts Monday with UC-001 + UC-002). Q8 + Q14 + Q15 resolve Friday in review meeting.

By this Friday (Sprint 1 review)

  • Q8 — Confirm 8-person team roster (Maruxa + Laia + Isidro + Marisol + Xose Lois + 3 unclassified)
  • Q14 — Role classification for Aroa, Pablo, Veronica, Xavier
  • Q15 — Deal stage decoder (esp. the 20-deal —-avg stage)
  • Q21 — Cosmetic 0-customer mystery: interview 5 of 238 contacts

By Sprint 4 (Month 1 close)

  • Q9 — Toggle HubSpot crm.objects.emails.read scope
  • Q11 — Newsletter ownership (default: agency drafts)
  • Q13 — PT-BR strategy + — translation budget
  • Q16 — PT-BR launch timing (recommend Sprint 18)
  • Q22 — Academic vertical priority — bump to Sprint 4?

By Sprint 8 (Quarter 1 close)

  • Q10 — Pharma timing (UK/NL Year 1 vs ES/LATAM Year 2)
  • Q17 — URL structure: separate /methodology/, /use-cases/, /blog/ prefixes
  • Q18 — English glossary scope (translate ES Snippet #000)
  • Q20 — Scientific advisory board public listing
  • Q23 — Galicia seafood partnership (Anfaco-Cecopesca?)
  • Q24 — Food Retail private-label dedicated page
  • Q25 — LATAM regional twin URL strategy

The 14 supporting documents

This preview visualizes the strategy. The detailed work lives in 14 files inside the agency project repo.