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Service

Link building: white-hat only

A standalone service for when links are exactly what you need: for a new direction, for specific pages, or to close the gap on a competitor. Every cost on its own line.

Take this service if

The content is there, the rankings are not. Pages are well written and will not move — the classic sign that the domain lacks weight.

You are entering a contested direction. Where competitors hold hundreds of sources, content alone will not carry it.

You need presence in model answers. Language models lean on third-party sites. To be cited you have to appear in other people’s round-ups, not only your own blog.

You already have someone for content. The writing is covered; only the external side is open.

There is a worn-out phrase, “high-quality links”. We don’t like phrases like that, so here it is concretely: every placement appears in the report with its URL and its cost.

What is included

The predictable, plus what is hard to copy

We mix two kinds of work: the sort you can commit to by volume, and the sort that gives an advantage precisely because a competitor will struggle to reproduce it.

Placements and outreach

Topical sites, guest material, mentions in reviews. The predictable part, the one you can plan volume against.

Getting into other people’s round-ups

Not an article on your own site but presence in comparisons and reviews elsewhere. Those are what models draw on when listing the players in a market.

Directories and local sources

Catalogues, professional communities, geo-directions. Small on their own, visible in aggregate.

How we do it

Links for a job, not a monthly package

01

Decide what we are pulling

Specific pages or a cluster, not the domain in general. Links to the homepage rarely solve the problem people arrive with.

02

Look at the norm for the niche

How many sources, and of what type, the sites already ranking have. That sets the target for volume and pace.

03

Select the sites

Topical fit, a real audience, history. You see the list before anything is placed and can veto any of it.

04

Place

We write the material or agree yours. The pace stays even: sharp spikes look unnatural and work against you.

05

Report

Every placement: link, site, cost, date. External costs always sit apart from team hours.

What you get

Transparent down to the last line

The list of sites before anything is placed, with a right of veto

Growing domain authority and rankings on the target pages

Presence in the reviews and round-ups of your niche

A report with the cost of each placement, separate from hours

No site networks, automated submissions or marketplace packages

An honest answer if links will not solve your problem

On one project we spent four years getting a platform into other people’s round-ups, month after month, split by region — US, UK and FR separately. Those texts are now part of what language models draw on.

Case studies

Where the external side produced most

Every figure comes from Ahrefs, covering the period from the start to the end of the work.

3D-візуалізація · США, Затока, Європа

Omegarender: з 42 до 2 146 ключів у Top-10 за шість років

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B2B eCommerce-платформа · продуктова компанія

OroCommerce: трафік ×2,55 при тому, що ключів стало менше

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IT-аутсорсинг · розробка на замовлення

ProCoders: з нуля до 2 217 ключів у Top-10 за 41 місяць

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Questions

What we get asked most

Do you buy links?

Some placements are paid — that is normal practice in B2B and we do not pretend everything was earned for free. What we do not do: site networks, automated submissions and marketplace packages. Those catch up with you eventually, and the client is the one who pays.

How many links per month?

It depends on the niche and the job. We do not sell volume: ten relevant sources can do more than a hundred random ones. We agree the volume after looking at the norm for your niche.

What if links do not help?

That happens — when the problem is technical, or the page does not answer the query. We see that during analysis and say so before you pay for any placement.

Do you use our content or write your own?

Whichever suits. We can write the material for placements ourselves, or work with yours. The second is cheaper but costs your time.

Let us work out what you actually need

We will look at the norm for your niche and tell you what volume makes sense — and what would just be spend without a result.