1) Brief intake - Keyword: email deliverability for SaaS - Audience: SaaS founders | Intent: how-to | Tone: professional | Words: ~1200 2) SEO outline Titles: (1) Email Deliverability for SaaS: A Practical Setup Guide (2) How to Improve SaaS Email Deliverability Without Guesswork (3) SaaS Inbox Placement Checklist H1: Email Deliverability for SaaS: A Practical Setup Guide H2 map: Why deliverability matters → Authentication setup → Monitoring → Fixing common issues → Checklist → Conclusion Budgets: 150 / 300 / 250 / 250 / 150 / 100 3) Heading package | Level | Text | | H1 | Email Deliverability for SaaS: A Practical Setup Guide | | H2 | Why inbox placement matters for SaaS growth | | H2 | Set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC correctly | | H2 | Monitor reputation and bounce patterns | | H2 | Fix the most common deliverability issues | | H2 | A simple weekly checklist | | H2 | Conclusion | 4) Full draft (summary shown; structure complete) Intro explains that deliverability is an ops problem, not only a copy problem. Body covers DNS auth, monitoring, triage, and a weekly checklist. Conclusion soft-CTA: audit one sending domain this week. Uses [STAT: add source for industry inbox rates] instead of invented %. 5) Meta SEO - Meta title: SaaS Email Deliverability Guide (Setup + Checklist) - Meta description: Improve SaaS email deliverability with SPF/DKIM/DMARC setup, monitoring, and a weekly checklist—no fluff. - Slug: saas-email-deliverability-guide 6) FAQ: 6 questions on SPF/DKIM, warm-up, shared IPs (no fake numbers) 7) Internal links: [URL TBD: transactional email guide], [URL TBD: onboarding email templates] 8) Evidence placeholders: [STAT: add source for industry inbox rates] 9) Checklist: keyword in H1/intro/meta; no invented citations; intent matched