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Link building services that earn editorial links to the pages that sell
Our link building services earn editorial links from relevant, real websites to the pages that drive your revenue. You get a fixed number of placed links each month, from 2 on Small to 24 on Enterprise, each listed in your panel and checked weekly that it is still live.
Unlike many link building companies, we do not buy from networks or trade links at scale. Our outreach specialists pitch real editors with something worth linking to: data, expert input, a useful resource or a page that answers their readers' question better than the one they cite now.
- Prices on the page.
- Month-to-month.
- Cancel in your panel.
What link building means for us
A link is a vote another site gives your page by choosing to cite it. Search engines still use links as one of the clearest signals of authority, and answer engines lean on the same sources when they decide whom to quote. The value of a link depends on three things: is the site real and relevant, would a reader click it, and does it point to a page that matters to your business.
Our link building has four parts:
Link gap analysis
We compare your link profile with the sites that outrank you for priority queries and find the publications, resource pages and topics where they earn links and you do not.
Linkable assets
Pages that give editors a reason to link: original data, calculators, templates, glossaries, expert commentary. From Scale, one digital PR asset per quarter.
Editorial outreach
Personal pitches to editors, writers and site owners in your industry, written for their audience, never a mass template.
Link reclamation
Unlinked mentions of your brand, links pointing to your 404 pages, and links lost in past migrations, recovered and redirected to the right page.
How outreach works in practice
Each month your strategist picks target pages, usually commercial pages and the guides that support them. Our outreach specialists build a prospect list of relevant sites, review each one by hand (real traffic, real audience, topical fit, editorial standards, no signs of selling links), and find the right person. A pitch then offers a concrete reason to link. Examples of typical angles:
- An expert quote from your team for an article a journalist is writing.
- A data point from your original research that fits an existing article.
- A better, current resource to replace a broken or outdated link on a resource page.
- A guest contribution on a relevant industry publication with genuine editorial review.
Why the right links move revenue
Links help pages rank. The question is which pages. Many link building agencies send every link to the homepage or the blog, because those are easy to pitch. Your revenue sits on category, product, service and comparison pages. We plan links around those pages, and use internal links to pass authority from the articles that earn links to the pages that convert.
Authority where it pays
Links target the URLs in your keyword map that have the highest commercial value and sit just outside the top results.
Less risk
Editorial links from real sites do not carry the risk of a manual action that link schemes do. Google's spam policies treat bought links and large-scale link exchanges as link spam.
Visibility in AI answers
Being cited by trusted publications in your field raises the chance that AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity mention your brand for category questions.
Referral traffic
A link on a page people actually read sends qualified visitors, not just a signal.
Links delivered each month on each plan
| Link building scope | Small | Growth | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | 1 500 USD | 3 500 USD | 7 500 USD | 12 000 USD |
| Editorial links per month | 2 | 6 | 14 | 24 |
| Digital PR asset | no | no | 1 per quarter | 1 per quarter |
| Competitor gap analysis (including links) | at kickoff | quarterly | monthly | monthly |
| Markets | 1 | 2 | up to 5 | up to 10 |
| Websites covered | 1 | 1 main site, audits on up to 2 sites | up to 5 sites | up to 10 sites or subfolders |
A placed link counts toward the month in which it goes live. Monthly scope resets at the start of each billing period, and unused links do not roll over.
Our link building process
- 1
Gap analysis
We pull your backlink profile and those of the competitors ranking for your priority queries, then list the link sources and topics you are missing. See our competitor analysis service for the method.
- 2
Target pages and anchors
Your strategist chooses the pages to support this month and a natural anchor mix, mostly branded and descriptive, never repeated exact-match anchors.
- 3
Asset check
If a target page gives editors no reason to link, we pair it with a supporting asset, or plan one inside your SEO content services.
- 4
Prospecting and vetting
Outreach specialists build and vet a prospect list by hand. Sites that sell links openly, publish anything for a fee or exist only to host links are removed.
- 5
Personal outreach
Each pitch is written for one editor and one article or page. Follow-ups are limited and polite.
- 6
Placement and logging
When a link goes live, it appears in your panel with the source URL, target URL, anchor and date.
- 7
Weekly live check
Every placed link is checked weekly. A removed or changed link is flagged, and we follow up with the site.
Deliverables and where you see them
| Deliverable | What you see in the panel | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| Link gap analysis | Sources and topics competitors earn links from, ranked by relevance | Per plan, at kickoff to monthly |
| Monthly link plan | Target pages, anchor approach and angles for the month | Monthly |
| Placed editorial links | Source URL, target URL, anchor, date live and status | Per plan, 2 to 24 per month |
| Weekly live check | Status of every placed link, with any removal flagged | Weekly |
| Link reclamation | Recovered mentions and redirected broken links | As found |
| Digital PR asset | The asset page and the coverage it earned | Quarterly, from Scale |
| Authority report | New referring domains to priority pages and their effect on tracked keywords | Monthly report |
What we need from you
- Approval of target pages and the topics you are comfortable being associated with.
- A short list of experts on your team who can answer journalist questions in writing, plus any data you are allowed to share.
- Any sites or publications you do not want links from, such as competitors' partners.
- A fast answer when an editor needs a quote or a fact check. Opportunities with journalists often close within days.
What we do not do
- No private blog networks. No paid link farms. No link exchanges at scale. No sitewide footer or sidebar links.
- No links from sites built only to sell links, no spun guest posts, no comment or forum spam.
- No guarantee of a specific domain rating or metric score. Third-party metrics are estimates, and we vet sites by real audience and relevance.
- No disavow campaigns without evidence. We review harmful links and recommend a disavow only when there is a clear pattern of manipulative links or a manual action.
- No one-off link packages. Links are part of the monthly plan, together with SEO strategy services and technical SEO services, because links to pages that are not indexed or not worth reading are wasted.
FAQ
How are you different from other link building companies?
We sell the whole SEO retainer, not links by the piece, so links point to pages we know can convert and are technically sound. Every link is earned through editorial outreach, listed in your panel with source, target and anchor, and checked weekly. There are no networks or bulk exchanges behind the numbers.
Do you pay for links?
No. We do not buy links from networks, link sellers or publications that sell placements. Google treats paid links that pass ranking signals as link spam, and the risk falls on your domain, not on the agency. Every link we report is earned through editorial outreach: an editor chose to cite your page because it helps their readers.
How fast do links affect rankings?
A link has to be crawled and evaluated before it counts, which usually takes weeks. The effect builds over months together with content and technical work. The monthly report shows new referring domains to priority pages and the movement of the keywords they support.
Can we see the sites before links are placed?
You approve target pages and can exclude sites or categories in the panel. Individual placements depend on an editor's decision, so we cannot list them in advance, but every placed link appears with its full details the moment it is live.
What if a link gets removed?
We check every placed link weekly. If a link disappears or changes, it is flagged in the panel and our outreach specialist contacts the site to restore it or to point it at the right page.
What do digital PR assets look like?
From Scale, one asset per quarter: for example an original survey of your customers, a benchmark built from anonymized product data, or a calculator buyers keep coming back to. Our team pitches it to journalists and editors who cover your industry, and the coverage it earns shows up in your panel.
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