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LeoBrain | AI Applicant Tracking System
Website Content + Blogs + Case Studies
HR tech is a crowded space. Everyone promises to make hiring faster and smarter. The challenge with LeoBrain was not the product itself, but communicating its value in a way that was clear, credible, and relevant to HR decision-makers.
NLP, automated parsing, predictive analytics are impressive capabilities but mean very little to an HR director who just needs to know whether this tool will make their life easier. That is why a significant part of the work involved translating such complex AI capabilities into language that focused on practical business outcomes.
This approach shaped every asset I created, from website copy for the homepage, product, feature, and support pages to SEO-focused blogs and case studies designed to educate prospects and support the buying journey. Alongside the messaging, I incorporated on-page SEO best practices, including keyword optimisation, content architecture, metadata, and search-intent-driven copy.
The result was a 35% increase in organic traffic within six months, supported by stronger search visibility and clearer product messaging. More importantly, the content gave LeoBrain a consistent voice that made a complex AI product easier to understand and easier to trust.
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