Edit: sorry that was not polite ... You put real work into a project and deserve some proper feedback not a single sentence that was mostly about me. Give me a

Edit: sorry that was not polite ... You put real work into a project and deserve some proper feedback not a single sentence that was mostly about me. Give me a moment and I will try some real feedback. Ok - Some notes. 1. Blogs are a very good source of evergreen SEO especially if you focus on the keywords that work for you. So please make sure you do weekly or more posts on a blog that only has one every 1.5 months so far. I suggest you Make a commitment to yourself to do say 1 a week for the next year. Blogs that look given up are as negative an indicator as a git repo with last updates in 2016. (cf Rand Fishkin - there was a really good microconf episode on this. His new startup might help you find likely wiki owners, it i suggest just listening for the mindset !) 2. English is not your first language - this can be a hinderance or an advantage. You can probably find someone to brush up the text - but I suggest that you aim for also having a look at near-English markets - India being an interesting example - a Hindi landing page might make an interesting SEO tactic, yet still allow you to expect many readers can bounce into the English blog. https://www.news18.com/news/tech/microsoft-teams-sees-significant-usage-growth-among-indian-users-during-covid-19-crisis-2678493.html https://www.news18.com/news/tech/microsoft-teams-sees-signif... https://etr.plus/articles/no-slack-by-teams https://etr.plus/articles/no-slack-by-teams 3. I honestly don't know your product market fit. Till now Teams always seemed a bit also ran, but they do seem to have real growth- and if you have some paying customers happy to put blurb on your site you are doing something right :-) Good luck - keep the faith :-)