SEO · demand, not prospecting
Someone just asked for an SEO audit.
People rarely say "I need SEO". They say traffic halved after a redesign, or the new site is not indexing, or a competitor owns the map pack. FirstAsk reads those posts, qualifies them and delivers the ones with a budget and a way to reach the poster.
Asked in public, as people phrased it
Illustrative
“Technical SEO audit and migration plan for a 20k-page site moving to Next.js.”
SEO3h ago
“Traffic dropped 60% after a redesign. Need someone to find out why, fast.”
SEO7h ago
“Local SEO for a 12-location dental group. Monthly retainer.”
SEO11h ago
“Programmatic pages are not indexing. Looking for a technical specialist.”
SEO15h ago
“Content strategy and briefs for a B2B SaaS blog, 8 posts a month.”
SEO19h ago
Why it fits
Engagement type is extracted, so you can match only monthly retainers or only fixed-scope audits.
Buyer type and site scale come through in the evidence, and match reasons show why a lead scored.
A post asking for an audit last month is probably solved. Liveness is re-checked before every send and reply counts are shown.
Recent SEO leads · illustrative
Publisher with 1.8M monthly sessions. Needs crawl budget analysis, redirect map, structured data review. Wants a fixed scope.
Today's SEO leads are in the portal.
Pricing
Free forever
The full daily digest, 24 hours behind, with a count of what you missed.
Start freeBilled monthly, cancel any time
Real-time alerts the minute a lead is qualified. Every service, Slack and webhooks, RFPs, CSV.
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For teams: ten profiles, ten seats, higher alert caps, the API and a named contact.
Start on PremiumQuestions
No. Audits, migrations, local, content and link work all appear when people ask for them. Boost keywords narrow to what you sell.
