An online PDF tool reached 10.4K organic visits a month and 13.8K ranking keywords after guest posts and press coverage in Benzinga, Barchart and IPS News strengthened its backlink profile.
Industry
Online PDF tools
Services
Main markets
Vietnam and Thailand, 58% of traffic
Website
snappdf.app
SnapPDF offers more than 20 PDF tools in over 20 languages, from converting and merging to compressing and securing files. It competes in one of the most crowded corners of search, where a handful of long-established brands take most of the clicks, and a newer tool needs authority before it can rank for anything worth having.
Before
After
Articles published on established sites, each carrying a link back to SnapPDF.
Press placements that put SnapPDF in financial and news outlets, including Benzinga, Barchart and IPS News.
Links from sites search engines already trust, which is what a young domain lacks and cannot build on its own.
SnapPDF appeared in financial and news outlets, alongside a wider set of placements.
Financial news and market data, read by investors and traders.
Market data and financial news, syndicated across a large finance audience.
Inter Press Service, an international news agency.
Traffic climbed from almost nothing to a peak and has settled at around 10,400 visits a month, with the strongest demand in Vietnam and Thailand. Ranking for 13,800 keywords casts a wide net: people searching for dozens of small PDF jobs, each landing on the tool that does it.
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