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Editorial links that build real authority.
Link building is the structured acquisition of editorial links from relevant, high-traffic publications, so search engines and AI engines treat your site as a trusted source.
Editorial placements.
In the markets and languages your buyers read in.
Finance
SaaS
Health
Legal
Travel
Retail
HR tech
Logistics
Cybersecurity
Automotive
markets
languages
sectors
The quality bar
A nine-step quality process,
refined over a decade of placements for the world’s top brands.
Nine checks before a publisher is eligible for a single campaign. Domain rating is one of them, and it is not the first.
Topical relevance
The site already covers your subject. The piece belongs there.
Market and language fit
Placed where your buyers actually read, in their language.
Real organic traffic
A live audience search engines can see, not a number inflated last month.
Healthy traffic trend
Growing or stable. A site in freefall fails, whatever its rating.
Indexing health
Pages that get indexed, and stay indexed.
No penalty footprint
No history that quietly discounts every link on the domain.
Editorial standards
Named editors, real review, natural surrounding copy.
Outbound-link profile
Who else they link to, and how often. A directory of buyers fails.
Disclosed restrictions
Topics, markets and terms on the table before you order.
DR
Domain rating
Symptoms
Four sentences from teams with an existing link supplier.
None of them are bad luck.
Every one of these traces back to how a supplier selects sites, writes content or reports delivery. Fixing them is process, not budget.
Sample links
See five sample links.
Real placements, real publishers.
Your domain, the metrics you care about and your email. We send back five real placements from the catalogue that match your market, with the data on each, within 24 hours.
The content is written by people,
in the language your buyers read it in.
Brief to final draft by a human writer. Your brand, legal and compliance rules inside the brief rather than corrected afterwards. Proofread, edited, and approved by you before anything goes live.
Reporting
Three answers
about every link.
Is it alive and indexed, what phrase points at what page, and why the link exists at all, answered for every placement. Behind it: long-standing publisher relationships across journalists, news sites, market portals and blogs, and human-written, proofread editorial content in every placement.
Alive today,
and indexed
Live status
Indexation
Scheduled checks
No index, not delivered
A phrase in a sentence,
pointing at a page
Anchor text
Destination page
Natural surrounding copy
The reason it exists,
and consequences
Commercial reason
Replaced at our cost
Reported link by link
Two ways to run it
Self-serve inside your current workflows,
or fully managed.
The same publisher network underneath. The difference is who does the deciding, the writing and the chasing.
Publisher network
Run it yourself in the marketplace, with the data in front of you.
Managed link building
Hand the outcome to a team and read the ledger.
Common questions
The questions that come before
the first invoice.
Seven that decide whether a link budget gets signed off.
What makes a link high quality?
Relevance first: the publisher writes about your subject and serves your market. Then real organic traffic with a healthy trend, clean indexation with no penalty footprint, genuine editorial standards, a sensible outbound-link profile, and an anchor and destination page that fit the article. Domain rating is one signal among those, not the criterion.
Do you use PBNs, link farms or paid link networks?
Is the content written and edited by people?
Do we approve every site and every article before publication?
Which markets and languages can you deliver in?
What happens if a link is removed or never indexed?
How is this different from the publisher network?
See the links first.
Then decide.
Five real placements from the catalogue, matched to your market and metrics, back within 24 hours.