Foundit!

FoundIt! vs Verbolia

Verbolia is a programmatic SEO platform: generate optimized landing pages at scale, automate internal linking, and get crawled reliably. FoundIt! starts somewhere different. We build intent architecture underneath your own site, so SEO gains come from the same customer understanding that powers your search, navigation, curation, and product pages. It shows in where the links go: at the top of the page for customers, and at the bottom for search engines. One system, not a bolt-on.

  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot
  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot

Two approaches

Two ways to win organic traffic

Every large retailer faces the same organic problem: your catalog holds enormous latent demand, but only a fraction of it has a page that can rank, and the pages that exist are often buried too deep for crawlers to value.

The programmatic answer is to generate pages and links at volume, using SEO rules to decide what gets built and what points where. It works, and it is fast, and it puts SEO in one team’s hands without waiting on IT.

The intent-led answer starts one step earlier. Rather than asking what pages would rank, it asks what customers are actually trying to find, then builds structure around those real missions. The pages and links follow from that understanding rather than from a rule set, which means the same intelligence also improves what shoppers experience once they land, and what your search, navigation, and feeds can do with it.

Side by side

How the two approaches differ

CapabilityVerboliaFoundIt!

Approach to pages

Scale: generate large volumes of landing pages

Restraint: only the attributes and pages customers actually search for, with no near-duplicates

Where the pages live

A separate page layer, linked in from containers on your PLPs and PDPs

Inside your own site architecture, as part of the main customer journey

Who owns the result

Pages and rankings sit on infrastructure you don’t control

Attributes, pages, and rankings are yours, built into your site and kept if we part ways

Template & design control

Templates managed externally, so pages can feel like a different site

Your templates, your brand, your existing page furniture

Where links appear

Footer-level link containers built for crawlers

Top of the page for shoppers, footer for search engines, because they earn both

Built for

Search engines first

Customers first, search engines second, with a distinct SEO strategy layered underneath

Success measured by

Pages published

Revenue, conversion, and organic traffic from a validated A/B test

Algorithmic risk

Large-scale page generation sits close to Google’s published stance on scaled content abuse

Fewer, higher-quality pages that hold up as a customer experience

The difference that matters

A point solution solves one force. Discovery runs on four.

SEO does not fail in isolation, nor does it succeed in isolation. An organic result is the visible output of four things working together: understanding what customers want, structuring how they decide, applying that to every product, and deploying it across every channel. Fix only the last one, and you are optimizing distribution for a catalog that still cannot describe itself.

That is the practical difference. Choose a programmatic SEO tool, and you get a strong answer to the SEO question. Choose FoundIt! and the SEO answer arrives as a by-product of a catalog that has been made genuinely findable, which is also why the same work lifts site search, navigation, product pages, and your Google feed at the same time.

If SEO is the only problem you have, a specialist tool may well be the right call. If your customers are struggling to find products across your whole experience, SEO is a symptom rather than the cause.

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Proof in the real world

Fewer pages. Better results.

John Lewis & Partners

John Lewis: 8.6% lift in organic PLP traffic, validated independently

Working with SearchPilot, the scientific SEO testing platform also used by M&S and B&Q, John Lewis ran a controlled A/B test of FoundIt!’s intent-led interlinking on Product Listing Pages. The result: an 8.6% lift in organic PLP traffic, with an estimated annualized revenue impact in the eight figures. The SEO result was the validation that the upstream forces were already working.

“FoundIt!’s intent-led interlinking solution has incredible foundations, and the numbers speak for themselves.”

Christine UllmannHead of SEO & Organic Growth, John Lewis Partnership

Fix the cause, not just the channel

Organic traffic is worth winning. It is worth more when the catalog underneath it can describe itself in your customers’ language. We’ll show you how intent-led architecture applies across your entire experience, starting with SEO.