How SaaS Brands Build Links to Bottom-of-Funnel Pages
Related reading: Browse the SaaS Authority archive, then continue with Best Backlink Types for B2B SaaS and Review Site Links vs Editorial Links for SaaS. For the commercial view, see our SaaS link building page.
Bottom-of-funnel SaaS pages are some of the most valuable URLs on the site, but they are rarely the easiest pages to earn links to directly.
That is why strong SaaS campaigns use a blended model.
What Counts as Bottom of Funnel
For SaaS, that often includes:
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- comparison pages
- alternative pages
- feature pages
- integration pages
- high-intent use-case pages
These pages are commercially important because they sit close to evaluation and purchase.
Why Direct Links Are Limited
Publishers usually need a strong editorial reason to link directly to a commercial SaaS page. That means the campaign often needs supporting content and stronger internal linking to help authority flow where it matters.
The Best Model
A strong bottom-of-funnel strategy usually includes:
- selective direct links where context allows
- links to nearby educational or data-led assets
- internal links into the target commercial page
- topical cluster reinforcement around the page’s theme
The Practical Standard
Bottom-of-funnel pages should not be ignored just because they are harder to support. They should be supported through a mix of direct and indirect authority-building methods.
For related reading, see link building for SaaS feature pages and best backlink types for B2B SaaS.
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