The new Lead PMM for Verticals starts with "Nonprofits / Public Sector", and Ramp says 10,000+ nonprofits already use it. But the nonprofit solution page (/industry/nonprofits, with sales tax recovery, grant restrictions and fund coding) carries a noindex tag even though it is in the sitemap, and ramp.com/nonprofits forwards to a /lp2/ landing page that robots.txt blocks and that is also noindex. A finance director searching "nonprofit spend management" or "grant tracking corporate card" can only reach Ramp's audit guides. Construction, by contrast, has a nine-page indexed hub with its own customers and pricing pages.
First action
Remove the noindex tag from /industry/nonprofits and request indexing in Search Console.
How to measure it
Nonprofit organic demos
- Now
- –
- Target
- 3x
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Check intent
Confirm the noindex is not deliberate and agree the canonical nonprofit URL.
Lead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals 1 day
Index the page
Remove noindex, keep it in the sitemap, request indexing.
SEO and web lead 1 day
Fix the vanity URL
ramp.com/nonprofits to the indexable page; /lp2/ for paid and mail only.
SEO and web lead 1 day
Link it
From the audit guides, footer and product pages.
SEO and web lead 2 days
Add proof
Three nonprofit customer stories with fund and grant results.
Lead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals 1 month
Build the hub
Workflow pages modelled on the construction hub.
Lead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals 1 quarter
Mirror public sector
Same check and links for /public-sector.
Lead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals 1 week
Track
Rankings, organic demos and win rate for nonprofits.
Lead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals monthly
Why it works
Remove the noindex from /industry/nonprofits, point ramp.com/nonprofits at it (keep the /lp2/ page for paid and mail traffic only), and link it from the nonprofit audit guides, the footer and the product pages. Then build it out like construction: nonprofit customers, grant and fund workflows, the sales tax recovery story, integrations used by nonprofits (fund accounting ERPs) and a pricing or incentive page. Give it an owner and track organic demos.
High-intent searches from a segment Ramp already wins are going to rivals and generic guides. Indexing the page costs one line; the hub turns 10,000 existing customers into proof the new verticals team can sell with.
Ready to use
ChecklistNonprofit page fix list
[ ] Remove noindex from /industry/nonprofits [ ] Keep it in the sitemap and request indexing [ ] Point ramp.com/nonprofits at the indexable page [ ] Keep /lp2/ for paid and mail traffic only [ ] Link from /nonprofit-audit, footer and product pages [ ] Three nonprofit customer stories [ ] Grant, fund and sales tax workflow pages [ ] Same check for /public-sector and A&E
Risks and how to handle them
The /lp2/ page converts better for mail traffic
Keep it for mail and paid; indexing a separate page does not change that path.
Thin hub pages
Publish a page only when there is a customer or workflow to show.
Evidence
- Your websiteNonprofits (checked October 22, 2026): the nonprofit solution page, /industry/nonprofits ("10,000+ nonprofit organizations trust Ramp", sales tax recovery, grant restrictions, fund-level coding), carries robots "noindex" although it is listed in the sitemap. ramp.com/nonprofits forwards to a landing page under /lp2/, a path robots.txt disallows, which is also noindex. The nonprofit pages search engines can index are guides: /nonprofit-audit and /nonprofit-audit-checklist.Source
- HiringLead Product Marketing Manager - Verticals (New York, posted October 7, 2026): "Ramp already serves thousands of organizations in industries where financial operations work differently: construction companies that manage spend by job and cost code, nonprofits that report by fund and grant, and public-sector organizations accountable for every taxpayer dollar." The role owns "Ramp's vertical GTM operating model, beginning with Construction / A&E and Nonprofits / Public Sector", with a scorecard of "pipeline, win rate, attach, workflow adoption, product activation, channel performance, and customer proof".Source
- Your websiteConstruction has an indexed hub of nine sitemap pages (/construction plus accounts payable, budgets, corporate cards, customers, expense management, integrations, pricing and travel), and /public-sector is indexed. The architecture and engineering page, /industry/architecture-engineering (which ramp.com/architecture-engineering forwards to), is titled "Per Diem Rates & Project Spend Management With Ramp" and is not in the sitemap.Source
- Your websiteSitemaps (17 files, checked October 22, 2026): 1,615 blog posts, 529 vendor pages, 278 expense categories, 194 Charge Finder pages, 143 leading indicators, 132 integrations, 103 customer stories, 103 rewards pages and 35 "versus" pages, plus free calculators. The root sitemap also lists 21 URLs under /llm/ (for example /llm/corporate-cards and /llm/html-an/versus/bill) that returned 404 on two checks a few minutes apart.Source