Competing in Saturated SaaS Niches via SEO-First Growth
A founder shares a 60-day case study building a QR code SaaS against established DR40+ competitors using organic SEO instead of paid ads. This is a growth story and discussion, not an unsolved problem. It signals market interest in low-budget differentiation strategies.
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