Solink has ten indexable pages aimed at Verkada, Avigilon, DTiQ, Milestone, Eagle Eye, Rhombus, Spot AI and Coram, but swap the rival's name and the text is 98% the same: the same four bullets and the same three quotes. Nothing on the Avigilon page is about Avigilon. Three of them show "Paid Ads" in the title Google and social previews display, and Verkada and Avigilon each have two near-identical pages competing for the same search. The new Senior Director is hired to run competitive intelligence, win/loss and competitor comparisons, so the knowledge to fix this is about to sit in-house.
First action
Change the three "Paid Ads" title tags and noindex the duplicate Verkada and Avigilon pages.
How to measure it
Comparison-page demo requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- +40%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Fix titles
Remove "Paid Ads" from the three title and social tags.
Web and SEO manager 1 hour
Pick one URL per rival
Redirect the duplicate Verkada and Avigilon pages; noindex ad-only variants.
Web and SEO manager 1 day
Rank rivals
Use Salesforce and Gong to find the rivals met most often in deals.
Senior Manager, Revenue Operations 2 days
Write the first three
Rival-specific positioning, a fair table and switching steps.
Senior Director, Product & Customer Marketing 2 weeks
Add proof
One customer story per page from a buyer who switched.
Senior Director, Product & Customer Marketing 2 weeks
Legal review
Check every claim about a rival.
Chief Corporate and Legal Officer 3 days
Publish and link
Link from the matching blog guides on competitors and alternatives.
Web and SEO manager 1 day
Refresh
Update from win/loss every quarter.
Senior Director, Product & Customer Marketing quarterly
Why it works
Keep one page per rival and 301-redirect the duplicate. For each, write what is true about that rival: where it fits (for example, Verkada and Rhombus sell their own cameras; Solink layers on cameras the buyer already has), a fair feature and cost-model table, how switching works with their cameras and recorders, and one customer who moved from that system. Keep the ad versions on noindex URLs with ad-specific headlines, and fix the "Paid Ads" titles today.
People comparing vendors are close to buying. A specific, fair page wins both the search and the sales call, and the same content becomes the competitor comparisons the new team is hired to build.
Ready to use
ChecklistComparison page standard
[ ] One indexable URL per rival; duplicates redirected [ ] No internal labels in titles or previews [ ] What the rival is good at, stated fairly [ ] Cost model and hardware model compared [ ] How switching works with the rival's cameras and recorders [ ] One customer who switched [ ] Sources and "last checked" date [ ] Linked from the matching blog guide
Risks and how to handle them
Claims about rivals go out of date
Date each page and cite the rival's own pages.
Paid ads lose their landing pages
Keep ad copies on noindex URLs.
Evidence
- Your websiteCompetitor landing pages (checked October 22, 2026): ten /lp/ pages target Verkada (two pages), Avigilon (two pages), DTiQ, Milestone, Eagle Eye Networks, Rhombus, Spot AI and Coram. All carry "index, follow" and are listed in the landing-page sitemap. With the rival's name swapped out, their text is about 98% identical: the same four bullets, the same three customer quotes, and "Ready to switch from [rival]?". Three title tags read "Avigilon Alternative - Paid Ads", "DTiQ Alternative - Paid Ads" and "Milestone Alternative - Paid Ads", and those words are also in their social-preview titles.Source
- HiringSenior Director, Product & Customer Marketing (posted September 21, 2026): a "newly unified leadership role" to "create category leadership and sharpen our positioning"; owns competitive intelligence and "a win/loss program that turns deal outcomes into sharper positioning", competitor comparisons and objection handling "that drives rep proficiency and win rate", will "Build Solink's Analyst Relations program from the ground up", and owns "references, case studies, testimonials, and advocacy programs" plus programs that "grow adoption and ARPU through positioning, packaging".Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: Verkada, "cloud-managed security cameras, access control, and smart building solutions" with a "Free 30-day trial"; Rhombus, "Start a free trial with the #1 rated physical security solution for customer satisfaction"; Spot AI, "Cameras that understand, act, and document"; DTiQ, loss prevention and video "for restaurants, convenience stores, and retailers"; Eagle Eye Networks, "AI video surveillance & proactive security"; Coram, a "Unified Physical Security Platform".Source
- Your websiteSitemap (878 URLs, read October 22, 2026): 69 success stories; 24 indexable industry archive pages with overlapping terms ("C-store" and "C-store/gas station", "Bar" and "Bar/Restaurant", "FSR" and "Restaurant", plus an archive named "Solink"); the success-story filter splits restaurants across Bar, FSR, QSR and Restaurant; 166 partner and integration pages; 38 landing pages including a Comcast SmartOffice page added October 22; an Executive Customer Council page; a camera compatibility list ("30,000+ models across 270 leading brands"); no French-language pages.Source