Link buildingwithout buying in bulk.
Links are still among the strongest signals, but not just any links, not for a long time. Ten links from sites that genuinely exist are worth more than a thousand bought ones, and they risk far less.
What you get
How we earn the links.
None of these routes is fast. Each one is repeatable, and none leaves a trail that drops you out of the index one day.
Digital PR
A figure, a study or a comment journalists actually need. It earns links from strong domains without paying for them.
- Research from your own data
- Press releases that carry actual news
- Expert comment on a live story
- Working with journalists in your sector
- Tracking mentions that have no link
Guest posts
A piece on someone else's site, but only where people actually read it. We do not touch link exchange networks.
- Sites chosen by traffic, not by a tool's score
- Copy written for their audience
- Anchor text that reads naturally
- No link exchange networks
- Every published piece reported back to you
Reclaim and repair
Links you already have that are not working. This is always the first step because it is the fastest and it is free.
- Links pointing at dead pages
- Mentions with no link
- Lost links from older sites
- Redirect chains burning the value
- Links pointing at the wrong version of the URL
Clean-up
A profile still carrying the remains of old campaigns can hold you back even when everything else works.
- Profile analysis and risky domains
- Link removal on request
- Disavow only when it is genuinely needed
- Watching for new suspicious links
- A report on the state of the profile
How it runs
How it runs in practice.
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Month 1
Profile analysis
What you have, what you lost, and what the competition has that you do not.
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Months 1 - 2
Quick wins
Reclaiming lost links and unlinked mentions. This runs before anything new starts.
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Month 2+
Building
PR angles, guest posts and partnerships. The pace is a few links a month, not a few hundred.
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Ongoing
Monitoring
New links, lost links and risks. A report every month, with the domain names in it.
Who this is for
Who it works for, and who it does not.
It makes sense if:
- Your content and technical side are sorted and you still cannot get past the competition
- The competition has a visibly stronger link profile than you
- You have data or experience worth writing something new about
It does not make sense if:
- Your site has technical problems or thin content - links do not cure that
- You expect hundreds of links a month; others sell that, and it gets penalised
- You are shopping for the lowest price per link - that buys risk, not results
Link building is the slowest and most expensive part of SEO. That is exactly why we do not recommend it until everything else is sorted.
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