Help and frequently asked questions

A link building agency earns backlinks to your website from other relevant sites. Backlinks are one of Google's strongest ranking signals and also help AI assistants recognise your brand as a trusted source.

Yes. We only use sites with real organic traffic, topical relevance and clean outbound link profiles. Our outreach services never use private blog networks, link farms or automated placements.

Most link orders are complete within 14 days. Content is delivered in 2 to 4 days, and digital PR campaigns run up to 90 days.

Yes. All reports are unbranded, and our reseller program adds bulk ordering by spreadsheet, orders split by client and volume pricing.

We replace it or refund it. If a link is removed later, we replace it for free under our lifetime guarantee.

No. Pay per order with no minimums. Subscribing to a monthly spend is optional and saves 10%.

We choose sites by prospecting fresh for each order, using your niche and target page. A person then filters every prospect on 4 checks: organic traffic trend, outbound link ratio, topical fit and spam signals. A site that fails one check is dropped, even with a high DR. Turn on site approval to review the final shortlist yourself.

Niche edits are safe when the host page is relevant and has real organic traffic. We check both before placing a link. We also skip pages already crowded with outbound links, because a crowded page passes less value and looks paid. Every niche edit carries the same DR, traffic and lifetime replacement guarantees as our guest posts.

We cover 4 markets: Spain, France, Italy and Argentina. Native speakers handle outreach and writing in Spanish, French or Italian from the start. Contact us about other languages, and we confirm whether publisher supply exists before you order.

No. Packages are bought per campaign, with no contract. Most clients reorder monthly, and subscribing to a monthly spend saves 10%. On the Growth package that saving brings the price from $1,020 to $918 a campaign, with the same links and the same account manager.

Digital PR links come as a natural mix of follow and nofollow, which is normal for editorial coverage. Journalists and editors decide link attributes, not us. Both types build authority and brand trust, and coverage on DR 50+ publications also feeds the sources AI assistants read.

Press releases mainly build brand signals and trust, not direct ranking power. Basic distribution places your release on 350+ sites with 1 body link and 1 bio link. Pro and Ultimate add high tier outlets and mostly follow body links, which carry more SEO weight.

You choose the anchor text and target URL for each placement. Editors at each outlet have the final say on wording, so they occasionally adjust an anchor to fit their style guide. The live snapshot in your report shows the exact anchor used.

Blog posts and article pages qualify, including guest posts you have already placed. Homepages and product pages do not qualify, because syndication networks republish editorial content. Choose an article with lasting value, since 100+ copies each link back to it.

A link is usually included, but the mention is the main value. We aim for a follow link on every placement. Some outlets give a nofollow link or a mention only, which still counts for AI search, because assistants read the text that names your brand.

No. We skip any thread where a mention does not help the reader. Every reply answers the question properly first and names your brand only where it fits. We follow each community's rules, which keeps contributions live and protects your brand's reputation.

No. We build new citations only, and ongoing management or cleanup of old listings is not included. Fix outdated listings first when your business has moved or changed phone numbers. New citations then reinforce one consistent name, address and phone everywhere.

Pro costs 8.5¢ per word against 4.2¢ for Basic, and it adds depth. Pro uses our 4 and 5 star writers and adds thorough research, Surfer SEO optimization, royalty free images, a meta description and internal links. Both levels use native writers and the same Grammarly and Copyscape checks.

Yes. Order each page as its own line item, with its own keyword, word count and notes. A small business site often covers a homepage, an about page, 3 to 6 service pages and a contact page. Every page arrives in labelled sections that drop into any layout.