SEO Link Building Services

If you've been looking into SEO for a while, you've probably come across the term “backlinks” quite a lot.

The basic idea is pretty simple. Another website links to your website, and that link becomes one of the signals search engines can consider when understanding your site.

The tricky part is finding the right links.

You could go out and collect hundreds of links from all kinds of websites, but that doesn't necessarily make your SEO better. A link should have some context behind it. Ideally, the website and the content around the link should have a reasonable connection to what your business actually does.

Where We Start

We don't start by saying, “Let's get 100 backlinks.”

We start by looking at your website and the type of business you're running.

If you sell software, for example, we'd naturally look at websites around software, technology, business, startups and related topics. If you're in a completely different industry, the kind of websites we'd look for changes too.

It sounds obvious, but this is something that's easy to overlook when link building becomes all about numbers.

Finding the Right Opportunities

Once we understand your business, we look for websites where your business could actually fit.

We check what those websites publish, what their content is about and whether there are realistic opportunities for your website to be mentioned.

Sometimes the opportunity is an article. Sometimes it's an existing page or another relevant piece of content.

The important thing is that the link shouldn't feel completely random.

What Happens During Outreach?

This is where the actual work starts.

We reach out to relevant websites and look for possible placement opportunities. Some website owners respond, some don't. Some opportunities look good at first but don't make sense after a closer look.

That's just part of the process.

We'd rather skip a poor opportunity than include it just to make the backlink count look bigger.

We Don't Judge a Website by One Number

You may see terms like DA, DR or other authority metrics when comparing backlink services.

These numbers can be useful, but they aren't the whole story.

A website with a high score isn't automatically a good website for your business. If the website has nothing to do with your industry and the content doesn't make sense for your audience, the number alone doesn't tell us much.

We look at the website as a whole before deciding whether it's worth pursuing.

What Does a Good Placement Look Like?

Think about how you'd react as a normal website visitor.

You're reading an article about a problem you're trying to solve. Somewhere in that article, there's a link to another website that gives you more information or offers a relevant service.

You probably wouldn't find that strange.

That's the kind of placement we're looking for — one that fits the topic and doesn't look completely forced.

You'll Get to See the Results

Once links are published, we provide the relevant placement details.

You can open the pages, see where your website has been mentioned and check the work yourself.

We think that's much more useful than simply sending a report that says a certain number of backlinks were completed.

What About Rankings?

This is worth being clear about.

Link building can support an SEO campaign, but nobody can honestly look at a backlink package and tell you exactly how many positions your website will gain.

There are too many other things involved — your competitors, your content, technical SEO, search intent, the keywords you're targeting and plenty of other factors.

So we focus on doing the link-building work properly rather than promising a particular ranking from a particular number of links.

Should You Keep Building Links?

That depends on your website and your competition.

If you're working in a market where competitors have strong websites and established backlink profiles, one small campaign may not be enough.

On the other hand, a newer or less competitive website may not need an aggressive campaign right away.

The better approach is to look at where your website is now and decide what kind of link-building activity actually makes sense from there.

Which Package Should You Pick?

If you're new to link building, starting with one of the smaller packages can be a sensible option.

If you've already been doing SEO and want more regular outreach and backlink opportunities, you may want one of the larger packages.

And if you're still not sure, that's completely fine.

Send us your website and tell us what you're trying to rank for. We'll have a look at your situation and help you figure out which package makes sense for you.