haseebdevs

SEO Specialist & MERN Stack Developer | Shipping SaaS Products in 30 Days, Engineered to Rank, Convert & Scale | React, Next.js, Node.js, WordPress, Shopify

I'm Haseeb,

I'm a developer who got tired of watching great websites sit invisible on page 10 of Google. So I started thinking about code and rankings as the same problem, not two separate jobs. I ask a lot of "why isn't this working" questions, dig into the technical weeds more than most people care to, and I'm happiest when a client's traffic graph actually moves because of something I built.

I run two things: HaseebDevs, where I build web applications and AI-powered tools, and Hashtag Ventures, where I handle SEO, content, and link building. Here's what that looks like day to day:

Web development:
React and Next.js applications. WordPress and Shopify builds. Custom SaaS platforms. AI agents and automation.

SEO and growth:
Technical audits. Keyword research. Content strategy. Backlink outreach and authority building. Turning traffic into something that actually converts.

Case work:
Contributed to the organic growth strategy behind Examine.com's SEO case study, technical SEO, keyword work, and link building, done properly.

Most of my clients come to me after a developer who didn't think about SEO, or an SEO person who couldn't touch the code. I tend to sit in the middle of both, which is usually where the actual problem was hiding.

Notice the difference: no promotional CTA at the end, it just trails off with an observation, matching Elaine's style where it ends on a reflective note rather than a pitch. Want me to adjust the tone further or keep this direction?