360 Searchvertising SEO & Content Strategy Proposal
Focus: Colombian Public Procurement & Tender Alerts
Proposal Website & SEO Strategy for Your Tender platform

Grow Your platform as the Leading Authority in Colombian Public Tenders

You help companies find and win public contracts in Colombia by centralizing tender information and turning it into actionable intelligence. This proposal shows how we’ll turn your public marketing site into a consistent engine for qualified trials, demos, and consulting clients.

1. Project overview

What This Proposal Covers

The backend of your website (logged-in area) has already been developed. This proposal focuses on the public marketing site on your main domain.

Our goal is to give you a complete website and SEO strategy for that public-facing site that will:

  • Position Your platform as a leading authority in Colombian public procurement.
  • Generate a steady pipeline of qualified leads (demo requests, free trials, consulting inquiries).
  • Build long-term organic visibility in Google and AI-powered search experiences for high-value queries around licitaciones públicas en Colombia.
Scope note: your logged-in platform (which will be hosted on a subdomain (for example app.domain.com) was built before this engagement and stays outside our design/development/SEO scope. Our only interaction with it will be to set up cross-domain analytics tracking so you can see how visitors from the marketing site turn into logged-in users.
2. Objectives & positioning

What You Want to Achieve & How You’ll Stand Out

Business objectives

You want the site and SEO strategy to:

  • Increase qualified traffic from Colombian businesses interested in public tenders.
  • Convert that traffic into:
    • Free trials and demo requests,
    • Paid subscriptions, and
    • Consulting and training clients.
  • Build a brand clearly recognized as:
    • Colombia-focused,
    • Data-driven, and
    • Expert in contratación estatal.

Strategic positioning

Most of the larger tender platforms that operate in Colombia split their attention across multiple countries in LATAM and even Europe. Their products and content are usually designed for a generic multi-country audience, so they rarely go deep on the specific processes, risks and opportunities of contracting with the Colombian State or on the day-to-day needs of local PYMES and commercial teams. Your platform, by contrast, is positioned as Colombia-first: deeply specialized in SECOP I, SECOP II and contratación estatal colombiana, with examples, alerts and educational content built specifically for Colombian businesses that want to win more public contracts. Much of the information available today is written in dense legal or technical language; our approach is to translate those rules into clear, step-by-step guidance in plain Spanish for business owners, sales teams and bid managers.

Your edge with this strategy is that you will be:

  • 100% focused on Colombia (SECOP, RUP, entidades públicas colombianas).
  • Speaking in clear, practical language tailored for PYMES and commercial teams.
  • Transparent about your data sources, update frequency, and the real business value you provide.
3. Strategy overview

How We’ll Approach Your Website & SEO

We’ll execute the strategy in three main layers:

1. Smart information architecture (IA)

Your site will mirror the way your buyers think, not how your internal database is structured:

  • By services (alertas, reportes, consultoría, etc.).
  • By industries (construcción, tecnología, salud, etc.).
  • By regions (Antioquia, Bogotá D.C., Valle del Cauca, etc.).

2. High-intent “money pages” + supporting content

  • Dedicated landing pages for your core services, industries, and regions.
  • Long-form guides and how-to articles that answer exactly what people search in Google and AI tools.

3. Authority & trust (EEAT + links)

  • Strong technical SEO and performance.
  • Real experts, case examples, and transparent legal/compliance pages.
  • High-quality off-page content and backlinks from relevant, authoritative sites.

In short: your main domain will be engineered to rank, educate, and convert, while your existing subdomain app continues to deliver the product experience.

4. Website architecture

How the Public Site on the Main Domain Will Be Structured

4.1 Top-level navigation

On www.domain.com, we’ll use a simple, intuitive, conversion-focused main menu:

  • Inicio
  • Servicios
  • Industrias
  • Regiones
  • Recursos (or “Academia”)
  • Blog
  • Sobre Nosotros
  • Contacto / Demo

4.2 Core “money” sections

A. Servicios

We’ll create a services hub plus detailed pages for each service:

  • /servicios/ – overview of all services.
  • Individual service pages, for example:
    • /servicios/alertas-de-licitaciones-colombia/
    • /servicios/reportes-de-mercado-licitaciones/
    • /servicios/licitaciones-futuras-colombia/
    • /servicios/analitica-de-licitaciones-por-industria/
    • /servicios/consultoria-y-capacitacion-contratacion-estatal/

Role: these pages directly sell your services and are primary targets for high-intent searches.

B. Industrias

You’ll explain how Your platform supports different sectors:

  • /industrias/ – overview page.
  • Example industry pages:
    • /industrias/construccion/
    • /industrias/tecnologia-software/
    • /industrias/farmaceutica-y-salud/
    • /industrias/servicios-generales-y-aseo/
    • /industrias/seguridad-y-vigilancia/
    • /industrias/infraestructura-y-obras-publicas/

Role: capture queries like “licitaciones de construcción en Colombia” and speak directly to sector realities (what is bought, who buys, how often).

C. Regiones

You’ll highlight nationwide coverage and capture geographic queries:

  • /regiones/ – overview page.
  • Example region pages:
    • /regiones/antioquia/
    • /regiones/bogota-dc/
    • /regiones/valle-del-cauca/
    • /regiones/atlantico/
    • /regiones/santander/
    • /regiones/cundinamarca/
    • /regiones/bolivar/

Role: capture searches like “licitaciones en Antioquia” and “licitaciones en Bogotá” while emphasizing your local knowledge and coverage.

D. Recursos & blog

Recursos / Academia (/recursos/) will be your hub for:

  • Guides
  • Checklists & templates
  • Glossaries (SECOP, RUP, pliegos, etc.)

Blog (/blog/) will host ongoing, SEO-focused content:

  • “Cómo participar en licitaciones públicas en Colombia”
  • “SECOP II explicado”
  • “Errores frecuentes al participar en licitaciones”
  • “Cómo preparar una oferta competitiva”
E. Trust & conversion pages

To support trust, compliance and conversions you’ll have:

  • Sobre Nosotros (/sobre-nosotros/)
  • Equipo / Autores (/equipo/ or section within Sobre Nosotros)
  • Contacto / Demo (/contacto/)
  • Legal pages:
    • Términos y Condiciones
    • Política de Datos
    • Cookies
    • Aviso Legal
5. Logged-in platform (scope clarification)

How the Subdomain App Fits Into the Plan

Your logged-in app lives on a subdomain (for example app.domain.com). It was built before this project and is not part of our design, development, or SEO scope.

Our only commitment related to the app is to implement cross-domain tracking between:

  • www.domain.com (marketing site), and
  • app.domain.com (platform)

This lets you see how marketing traffic from the main site turns into active, logged-in platform users.

6. Content strategy & ideal word counts

How Deep Each Page Should Go

6.1 Money pages – word count targets

A. Service pages (/servicios/...)

Ideal word count:

  • 1,500–2,000 words per service page
  • Minimum: ~1,200 words
  • Target: ~1,800+ for more complex services

Core sections:

  • Hero (value proposition + CTAs for your internal build later)
  • Qué es el servicio
  • Cómo funciona (paso a paso)
  • Beneficios para la empresa
  • Qué incluye (features, cobertura, soporte)
  • Casos de uso / mini casos de éxito
  • FAQ (4–6 preguntas, with FAQ schema)
  • CTA final (for you to implement in design)
B. Industry pages (/industrias/...)

Ideal word count:

  • 1,400–1,800 words per industry page
  • Minimum: ~1,000
  • Target: ~1,500+

Core sections:

  • Panorama del sector
  • Problemas típicos de las empresas del sector
  • Cómo ayuda Your platform a esta industria
  • Ejemplos de licitaciones (sanitized)
  • Contenido recomendado (internal links to blog/guides)
  • CTA para ese sector
C. Region pages (/regiones/...)

Ideal word count:

  • 1,200–1,600 words per region page
  • Minimum: ~900
  • Target: ~1,400

Core sections:

  • Panorama regional
  • Entidades compradoras clave
  • Tipos de contratos frecuentes
  • Cómo ayuda Your platform en esa región
  • Contenido relacionado (industry + blog links)
  • CTA (recibir alertas en esa región)

6.2 Word counts for other key pages

  • Home (/): ~1,000–1,400 words
  • Servicios overview (/servicios/): ~800–1,200 words
  • Industrias overview (/industrias/): ~800–1,200 words
  • Regiones overview (/regiones/): ~800–1,200 words
  • Sobre Nosotros (/sobre-nosotros/): ~800–1,200 words
  • Recursos/Academia (/recursos/): ~700–1,000 words

6.3 Knowledge hub & blog – word counts

Pillar guides (deep EEAT content)

Ideal word count:

  • 2,000–2,800 words per pillar guide
  • Minimum: ~1,800
  • Target: ~2,300+

Examples:

  • “Cómo participar en licitaciones públicas en Colombia: guía paso a paso para PYMES”
  • “SECOP II explicado: cómo buscar, filtrar y seguir procesos de contratación”
  • “Guía del RUP: requisitos, pasos y consejos”
  • “Cómo preparar una oferta competitiva para licitaciones estatales”
  • “Errores más comunes al participar en licitaciones y cómo evitarlos”
Supporting blog posts (cluster content)

Ideal word count:

  • 900–1,500 words per supporting post
  • Minimum: ~800
  • Target: ~1,200

Examples:

  • “Qué es una audiencia de adjudicación en un proceso de licitación”
  • “Diferencia entre mínima cuantía y licitación pública”
  • “Qué documentos básicos necesitas para ofertar en licitaciones estatales”
  • “Cómo usar palabras clave en SECOP para encontrar licitaciones relevantes”
  • “Cómo interpretar los pliegos de condiciones de una licitación”

Each supporting post will link up to a relevant pillar guide and at least one service page.

6.4 EEAT checklist

Across the entire site you will:

  • Show named author bios with roles, experience, and LinkedIn where appropriate.
  • Use Sobre Nosotros / Equipo to show NIT, city, founding year, mission, and real photos.
  • Publish case studies (even anonymized) showing sector, problem, solution, and result.
  • Add “Última actualización” stamps on major guides.
7. Internal linking strategy

How Your Pages Will Support Each Other

We’ll build strong internal connections so both users and Google clearly understand how your content fits together.

Blogs → money pages

  • Each blog links to at least:
    • One relevant service page,
    • One relevant industry page, and
    • Optionally, a region page.

Money pages → blog/guides

  • Service pages will feature “Artículos recomendados” linking to relevant guides.
  • Industry and region pages will link to sector/region-specific guides and case studies.

Navigation & structure

  • Breadcrumbs like: Inicio > Servicios > Alertas de licitaciones en Colombia.
  • Footer navigation linking to top services, industries, and regions.

This creates clean content clusters that improve user experience, rankings, and AI understanding.

8. On-page SEO & schema

How Each Page Will Be Optimized When It Goes Live

For every page or post we publish for you, we will:

  • Assign a primary keyword and supporting terms.
  • Write optimized meta title and description.
  • Structure content with clear H1, H2, and H3 headings.
  • Add descriptive image alt text in Spanish.
  • Ensure the page hits its ideal word count range.

Schema / structured data:

  • Organization & WebSite schema.
  • Service schema on money pages.
  • FAQPage schema where FAQs exist.
  • Article / BlogPosting schema on blog posts.
  • BreadcrumbList schema wherever breadcrumbs are used.

Every page and blog post we publish on your domain will be fully on-page optimized at the moment it goes live—titles, metas, headings, internal links, images, schema, and tracking included.

9. Technical SEO & analytics

Making Sure the Foundation Is Solid

On www.domain.com we’ll make sure that:

  • Your site is fast, mobile-friendly, and secure (HTTPS).
  • URL structure is clean, with no unnecessary parameters on key content.
  • XML sitemaps and robots.txt are properly configured.

Analytics & tracking:

  • Implement Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with events for demo requests, trial signups, and contact submissions.
  • Implement Google Search Console to monitor search queries, rankings, index coverage, and technical issues.
  • Configure cross-domain tracking between www.domain.com and app.domain.com.
10. Off-page SEO & authority building

Growing Your Authority Beyond Your Own Site

We’ll focus on earning high-quality, relevant backlinks that support your position as an expert in Colombian public procurement.

Priority sources

  • Blogs and sites from public/administrative law firms.
  • Business, PYMES, and entrepreneurship sites in Colombia.
  • Sector-specific media (construction, health, technology, etc.).
  • Chambers of commerce and business associations.
  • Universities and research centers where relevant.

Content for outreach

Guest posts / expert articles:

  • “Cómo las PYMES colombianas pueden entrar al mercado de la contratación pública”
  • “5 errores al participar en licitaciones estatales y cómo evitarlos”

Data-driven reports:

  • For example: “Informe anual de licitaciones públicas en el sector construcción en Colombia”.
  • Summary published on your blog, with key stats pitched to external sites as a link magnet.
11. How this strategy helps with AI appearances

Positioning You for AI Search & Overviews

AI search experiences (Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot, chat-based assistants, etc.) tend to favor sites that are:

  • Topically focused,
  • Providing long-form, structured answers, and
  • Showing clear EEAT signals and structured data.

This strategy helps you by:

  • Positioning Your platform as a specialist on licitaciones públicas en Colombia.
  • Answering exactly the kinds of questions users ask AI tools, such as:
    • “cómo participar en licitaciones públicas en Colombia”
    • “qué es el RUP”
    • “cómo usar SECOP II”
  • Providing structured, scannable content with schema, so AI can easily extract steps, definitions, and explanations.
  • Presenting strong expert and brand signals, increasing the chance AI systems pull from and reference your site when answering tender-related questions.
12. Execution roadmap

How We’ll Roll This Out

Timing is flexible, but a realistic sequence looks like this:

Phase 1 – Strategy & structure (Weeks 1–2)

  • Finalize the page list (Servicios, Industrias, Regiones, Recursos, Blog, Sobre, Contacto).
  • Confirm URL structure and naming convention.
  • Select the initial 2-3 industries and 2-3 regions.
  • Finalize keyword and word-count targets for each money page.

Phase 2 – Design & build core site (Weeks 2–4)

  • Design and build:
    • Home page
    • Servicios overview + key service pages
    • Industrias overview + first industry pages
    • Regiones overview + first region pages
    • Sobre Nosotros / Equipo
    • Contacto / Demo
    • Legal pages
  • Implement on-page SEO and core schema.
  • Set up GA4, GSC, and cross-domain tracking.

Phase 3 – Launch knowledge hub & initial content (Weeks 4–8)

  • Launch Recursos/Academia and Blog.
  • Publish the first batch of pillar guides.
  • Publish the first batch of supporting blog posts.
  • Wire internal links between money pages and content.

Phase 4 – Off-page & EEAT expansion (Months 2–6)

  • Publish detailed author bios and first case studies.
  • Begin consistent link-building via guest posts and data-based content.

Phase 5 – Ongoing optimization (continuous)

  • Monthly: review Search Console data, refine existing pages, and generate new content ideas.
  • Quarterly: refresh pillar content and review your link profile versus competitors.
13. Monthly deliverables & investment

What You Get Each Month at USD $2,000

The standard investment for the ongoing SEO and content program is USD $2,000 per month. The ongoing monthly deliverables below are designed to be ambitious but realistic at that budget, using standardized templates and a focused scope so we can move quickly without sacrificing quality.

13.1 Baseline monthly deliverables

  1. Money pages (3–5 per month)
    Each month we will create and/or significantly upgrade 3–5 “money pages” selected from:
    • Service pages (/servicios/...)
    • Industry pages (/industrias/...)
    • Region pages (/regiones/...)
    Typical scope per page:
    • Word count: ~1,300–1,800 words (minimum ~1,000; heavier pages closer to 1,800).
    • Built around agreed templates: value proposition, what it is, how it works, benefits, use cases, FAQs, and strong CTAs.
    • Fully on-page optimized at publication:
      • SEO-friendly URL slug (if new)
      • Meta title & description
      • H1/H2/H3 structure
      • Internal links to relevant services, industries, regions, and guides
      • Optimized image alt text
      • Appropriate schema (Service, FAQ, Breadcrumb as needed)
      • Tracking/goal setup for conversions on that page
  2. SEO blog content (4 on-site articles per month)
    Each month we’ll publish 4 SEO-focused articles:
    • 1 pillar / deep-dive article
      • Word count: ~1,800–2,400 words.
      • Topics: big “how-to” or “guía completa” pieces (e.g. SECOP, RUP, “cómo participar en licitaciones públicas”).
    • 3 supporting / cluster articles
      • Word count: ~900–1,400 words each.
      • Topics: focused questions or subtopics (mínima cuantía vs licitación pública, how to read pliegos, required documents, etc.).
    Every article will be fully optimized:
    • Meta title & description, URL slug, and H1/H2/H3 headings.
    • Internal links to relevant service, industry/region pages and pillar guides.
    • Optimized image alt text.
    • Article/BlogPosting schema (+ FAQ schema where we include structured Q&A).
  3. Off-page content & link building (2 guest/expert articles per month)
    Each month we’ll create 2 guest/expert articles for relevant third-party sites (subject to acceptance):
    • Word count: ~800–1,200 words each.
    • Target sites:
      • Law firm blogs (derecho público / administrativo)
      • Business/entrepreneurship/SME portals
      • Sector-specific publications (construcción, salud, tecnología, etc.)
    • Each article will:
      • Position Your platform as an expert voice.
      • Include contextual backlinks to key money pages and/or pillar guides.
    If a placement requires a publishing fee from the external site, we’ll flag it and either treat it as a pass-through cost or adjust within the $2,000 budget that month—based on your preference.
  4. Full on-page optimization for all on-site publications
    For every page and blog post we publish on your domain:
    • Meta titles & descriptions
    • URL structure
    • Headings
    • Internal links
    • Schema
    • Image alt text
    • Tracking configuration
    You won’t receive “half-finished” pages that need SEO cleanup later—everything goes live ready to rank.
  5. Technical/analytics review & reporting (monthly)
    Every month we will:
    • Run a light technical check for major indexation issues, unexpected 404s, broken links, and accidental noindex tags.
    • Review key metrics in GA4 and GSC:
      • Organic traffic trends
      • Visibility and rankings for priority keywords
      • Organic leads/conversions (demo requests, trials, contacts)
    • Provide a short, action-oriented report summarizing:
      • What was delivered this month
      • How performance is evolving
      • Recommended priorities for the next month

13.2 Output summary vs. $2,000 budget

Approximate monthly content volume for $2,000:

  • Money pages: 3–5 pages × ~1,300–1,800 words = ~4,000–9,000 words
  • On-site articles: 1 pillar (1,800–2,400) + 3 supporting (3 × 900–1,400) ≈ 4,500–7,200 words
  • Guest/expert articles: 2 × 800–1,200 ≈ 1,600–2,400 words

Total: roughly 10,000–18,000 words per month, plus strategy and planning, full on-page optimization, outreach and coordination for guest posts, technical checks, and monthly reporting—all within a fixed, predictable $2,000/month retainer.

14. Why this will work for Your platform

Why This Strategy Fits Your Brand & Market

  • Built around how your buyers think and search. The architecture follows real buyer logic: services, industries, and regions.
  • Colombia-first specialization. You become the go-to source on licitaciones públicas en Colombia, not just another generic tender platform.
  • Deep, trustworthy content at the right depth. Long-form guides and robust money pages match what Google and AI tools reward.
  • Balanced monthly cadence. Every month your site gains multiple new money pages, several targeted articles, and off-site coverage—while existing assets are continuously optimized and interlinked.
  • Future-proofed for AI search. Structured, expert content with strong EEAT signals increases the odds that AI systems reference, summarize, or link to your content in tender-related conversations.
15. Investment & payment options

How You Can Structure the Engagement

This engagement has two parts: a one-time investment for the initial build of the public marketing site, and an ongoing monthly SEO and content program. The standard investment for the ongoing program is USD $2,000 per month when billed monthly. To support your planning and cash flow, you can choose longer billing cycles with built-in discounts.

Initial site build (one-time): USD $2,000. This covers the initial buildout of the public marketing site:

  • Design and build of the Home page
  • Design and build of the Servicios overview + key service pages
  • Design and build of the Industrias overview + first industry pages
  • Design and build of the Regiones overview + first region pages
  • Design and build of the Sobre Nosotros / Equipo page
  • Design and build of the Contacto / Demo page
  • Design and build of the Legal pages
  • Implementation of on-page SEO and core schema for these pages
  • Set up of GA4, GSC, and cross-domain tracking between the marketing site and the app subdomain

If you choose a longer billing cycle for the ongoing program, the initial build fee is discounted as follows:

  • Bi-annual plan: 50% discount on the build fee (you pay USD $1,000 instead of $2,000).
  • Annual plan: 100% of the build fee is waived (you pay USD $0 for the initial build).

15.1 Monthly billing

USD $2,000 / month

Billed monthly in advance. Total over 12 months: USD $24,000. This gives you maximum flexibility while you validate the strategy.

15.2 Quarterly billing (10% discount)

Save 10%

Standard cost for 3 months at $2,000/month: $6,000.

10% discount on the quarterly total: $600.

Quarterly invoice: $5,400

Effective monthly rate: $1,800/month.

15.3 Bi-annual billing (20% discount)

Save 20%

Standard cost for 6 months at $2,000/month: $12,000.

20% discount on the 6-month total: $2,400.

Six-month invoice: $9,600

Effective monthly rate: $1,600/month.

15.4 Annual billing (33% discount)

Save 33%

Standard cost for 12 months at $2,000/month: $24,000.

33% discount on the annual total: $7,920.

Annual invoice: $16,080

Effective monthly rate: $1,340/month.

15.5 Payment terms

  • All retainers are billed in advance for the chosen billing cycle (monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, annual).
  • The work scope (deliverables and cadence) remains the same across billing options; only the effective monthly rate changes.
  • If you choose to upgrade to a longer billing cycle later (e.g., from monthly to quarterly), the corresponding discount applies from the next billing period onward.

Next Steps

On our follow-up call, we’ll walk through this proposal with you and your partners, answer questions, and finalize priorities and timelines. From there, we can lock in a start date and your preferred billing option.

If you’d like us to prepare anything additional for that call—such as traffic projections, sample content, or competitor comparisons—just let us know in advance and we’ll have it ready.