No Link Schemes
Outreach is written by senior people who understand your field, so editors receive a pitch worth answering rather than a template. We also turn down placements that would embarrass you.
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Links remain one of the clearest signals Google uses to decide whether a page deserves trust. They are not equal: a mention on a relevant trade site, read by real people, inside an editorial paragraph, outweighs a pile of footer links from strangers. Link building is the work of earning those mentions honestly, auditing the ones you already have, and connecting your own pages properly. It is the measurable sibling of digital PR, which chases coverage on a bigger stage.

A link from a site in your industry or your community tells Google something specific about what you do. A link from an unrelated site with an impressive metric tells it very little. We judge every prospect by its topic, whether the linking page earns real traffic of its own, where the link sits in the copy, and which words carry it.
Authority earned by one page has to travel to the pages that sell. Internal links decide where it goes. We map them so service pages receive the weight that blog posts and the homepage tend to collect.
When a relevant site points to a page that no longer exists, offering a working replacement helps its editor and is fair to you. Where your team has real knowledge, we place articles on sites whose readers are your customers, not on blogs that publish anything sent to them.
Many businesses are already named online without a link: in news items, supplier lists and association directories. We reclaim those first. Then we approach partners you genuinely work with, and build guides, tools and data that other sites want to cite.
Search engines still use links to judge which pages deserve to be found, and AI answer engines lean on the same trusted sources when they assemble a reply. A brand cited on reputable sites tends to be the brand those systems repeat. How that plays out in AI results is covered under answer engine optimization; seeing where you stand today is the job of the AI visibility check.
An audit of the links you already have, a plan for the ones worth earning, and steady outreach every month, reported in plain terms.
Features | Benefit | |
|---|---|---|
| Backlink Audit & Toxic-Link Triage | ||
| Backlink Audit & Toxic-Link Triage | Finds risky links and disavows only when the evidence calls for it. | |
| Unlinked Mention Reclamation | ||
| Unlinked Mention Reclamation | Turns existing references to your brand into links, often the quickest wins available. | |
| Partner & Association Outreach | ||
| Partner & Association Outreach | Earns links from suppliers, associations and partners you already know. | |
| Linkable Resources & Data | ||
| Linkable Resources & Data | Gives editors a reason to cite you that does not depend on asking twice. | |
| Broken-Link & Guest Placements | ||
| Broken-Link & Guest Placements | Puts your expertise on relevant sites whose readers are likely customers. | |
| Internal Link Mapping | ||
| Internal Link Mapping | Moves earned authority from popular pages to the pages that bring in enquiries. | |
Algorithm of Answers.Frequently Asked Questions
It is not sold separately; it sits inside our SEO plans. Local Growth ($1,980/mo) includes foundational link building, Local Growth+ ($2,950/mo) adds a local campaign, and National SEO (from $1,500/mo) typically includes a larger one. All are month-to-month; see pricing.
We do not promise a count. A single link from a respected site in your field can do more than a long list of weak ones, and quotas push agencies toward the shortcuts that cause penalties. Your report shows exactly what was earned and which pages it supports.
No. Paying for links that pass ranking value, or joining networks built to trade them, breaks Google’s spam policies. Those links can be discounted or lead to a manual action against your site. We earn links through outreach, real partnerships and content worth citing.
Link building grows the authority of specific pages through links we earn or negotiate with relevant sites, and never pay for. Digital PR pursues press coverage and brand authority, with links as a by-product of the story. Digital PR is scoped as a custom retainer; link building is part of the SEO plans.
It varies. Google has to find each new link and reassess the page it points to, and the effect depends on your competition and how strong the site already is. Link building works over months rather than weeks, which is why it runs alongside the rest of an SEO plan.
Usually not. Google ignores most low-quality links on its own. We recommend a disavow file when there is a manual action, a clear history of paid or manipulative links, or a pattern that looks like an attack, and we document why each domain is listed.
Yes. A local firm benefits most from community, association, supplier and local news links that confirm where it operates. A national business needs coverage across its industry. The method stays the same; the target list changes.
They do. AI answer engines draw on sources that search engines already trust, and links and brand mentions are part of how that trust is built. Being cited on reputable sites makes it more likely an assistant names your business.
We do not buy links, rent space on private blog networks or sell link packages by quantity. Google's spam policies treat link schemes as a violation, and the penalty lands on your domain, not on the vendor who sold them.
Reporting lists the links earned each month, the new referring domains behind them and the pages they point to, alongside how those pages perform in search. You see what was earned and where it went, not a count chosen in advance.

Outreach is written by senior people who understand your field, so editors receive a pitch worth answering rather than a template. We also turn down placements that would embarrass you.
There is no contract on any SEO plan, link building included. If the links stop being worth the fee, you can leave at the end of the month.