Apr 6, 2022
Following the launch of their groundbreaking new platform, ClarityAutomate, seoClarity today announced a $30 million commitment to the expansion of this next-generation SEO technology.
Working with over 3,500 enterprise brands, seoClarity helps clients with the data, insights, and now also the tools to accelerate results. The launch of ClarityAutomate addresses the number one challenge all enterprise SEO teams face: The inability to execute SEO changes.
"We've heard from SEOs for years how hard it is to get SEO changes implemented," said Mitul Gandhi, co-founder and Chief Architect of seoClarity. "From limitations of their technology stack to scarce engineering resources or getting buy-in on the predicted ROI, these are the gaps we are looking to fill with this massive investment."
This new investment accelerates the development of solutions to the most challenging but impactful SEO projects. This includes:
ClarityAutomate: Page Optimizer is the first release in a series of new enterprise-grade capabilities.
It provides SEOs the agility to implement SEO fixes, deploy improvements, and test SEO ideas to achieve results faster—capabilities that have enabled clients like SpareFoot to accelerate SEO projects by up to six months.
"The ability to quickly implement changes and test the impact helps us move work through the dev queue," said Meredith Raico, SEO Director at SpareFoot. "ClarityAutomate allows us to prove the value of SEO tasks and implement them in a very short amount of time."
What's most significant about this financial commitment is that seoClarity remains completely bootstrapped after over a decade of business.
"Our roadmap is 100% driven by our clients," said Gandhi. "As our only investors, our clients help focus our efforts. This investment is a testament to our commitment to solving our clients' most pressing challenges."
Current clients can reach out to their Client Success Manager for more information, and all enterprise SEOs experiencing similar challenges are encouraged to sign-up for a demo of ClarityAutomate.
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