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1) Category Entry Point (CEP) Pages → Own the High-Intent Query

Capture intent at the door - then walk buyers to action.

Updated over a month ago

Turn the terms your buyers search for into bingeable, on-site video pages that capture intent and route visitors to clear next steps.

Who it’s for

  • Marketing & SEO teams building demand from search

  • Product Marketing turning education into pipeline

  • SDR/AE teams working inbound with clear intent signals

Why it matters

CEPs intercept intent early and keep it on your domain. When a prospect searches “What is [category]?” or “How [job] teams solve X,” a structured answer page beats generic blogs - improving time on page, guiding learning, and converting to meetings.

How it works (TOF → MOF → BOF)

TOF (Answer the hook in 30–60s):

Post short clips that directly answer the query’s opener (e.g., “What is [category]?”, “How RevOps teams measure X”). Include the exact phrase on-screen and in captions. Every clip links to the corresponding CEP page on your site (not YouTube).

MOF (On-site “CEP” Replay page):

A Replay page that includes:

  • Chapters: Definition → Framework → Results (titled as questions buyers search)

  • Transcript + searchable timeline (cleaned for readability)

  • Related posts/resources that deepen the topic (internal links)

  • Schema markup (FAQ/HowTo) and a concise summary intro (≤120 words)

  • Clear CTAs above the fold and after the Results chapter

BOF (Conversion & handoff):

Primary CTAs: “Get the full guide” · “Book a 15-min fit check.”
Secondary: “See it on your data” · “Start trial.”


KPIs: Organic clicks (GSC) · Time on page · Guide downloads · Meetings booked · Non-branded keyword growth


Automation: Query UTM → route to SDR with the exact term + page viewed; Results chapter opened → send matched case bundle + calendar link; repeat visits from same domain in 7 days → raise account score and ping AE.


Capture intent at the door - then walk buyers to action.

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