A link from another website can help people discover your business and give search engines context about your pages. Its value depends on the publisher, the surrounding content and the reason for linking.
How we select publishers
We look for topically relevant websites with real audiences. We review their content, the subjects they cover and whether a link to your page would be useful to their readers.
Link counts and a single tool score cannot tell the whole story. Publishing practices, content quality and a meaningful connection to your business also matter.
Preparing the right destination
We first identify a page worth recommending: a useful category, service, guide or other content that fits the topic. If the destination is unclear or needs more useful information, we recommend improving it first.
We then agree the goal, scope and publisher selection criteria. Content and link placement need to fit the publication and its readership.
Paid and sponsored placements
Paid or sponsored links need appropriate sponsored or nofollow attributes. We assess these placements for their relevance and potential audience value, with clear expectations about their role.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a publisher relevant?
Its subject matter, audience and the context of the proposed mention should connect meaningfully with your offering.
What does reporting include?
For the agreed work, reporting can identify the publisher, destination page, placement and link attributes, with available evidence of referral visits.
Can you work with an agency?
Yes. We agree the topic, destination pages, publisher criteria and reporting arrangements for the project.
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