Links still matter. The problem is that most of what gets sold as link building is worthless at best and dangerous at worst — private blog networks, expired domains stuffed with links, sites that exist only to sell placements and get nobody any traffic.
What I place are permanent, do-follow links on real websites that have genuine audiences and genuine traffic. White-hat only, with a full report of what went where.
What You Get
- Permanent placements. Not rented links that vanish when you stop paying.
- Do-follow. Links that actually pass authority.
- Real sites. Publications with genuine traffic and readers, not link farms.
- Niche-relevant. A link from a site in your field is worth many from unrelated ones.
- Full reporting. Every URL, so you can check the work yourself.
How I Judge a Site
Domain authority is a starting filter, not the decision. Before placing anything I check whether the site gets real search traffic, whether it publishes for readers rather than for advertisers, whether its outbound links look natural, and whether it is relevant to you.
A DR 70 site with no traffic and 400 outbound links per post is worth less than a DR 35 site people actually read.
Anchor Text
The fastest way to make a link profile look manufactured is to point every link at the same exact-match phrase. A natural profile is mostly branded and URL anchors, with a small proportion of partial and exact matches. I build to that shape rather than optimising every anchor.
Pricing
What you need |
Price |
|---|---|
High-DA backlinks |
$99 per 10 links |
Larger or ongoing campaigns |
Scoped on a call |
Links inside monthly SEO |
From $80/month |
Common Questions
Are bought links against Google’s guidelines?
Google’s position is that links intended to manipulate rankings violate its guidelines, and I would rather you hear that plainly than not. In practice most of the industry builds links, and the risk sits on a spectrum: obvious paid networks and spam are what get penalised. I work at the conservative end — real sites, relevant context, natural anchors, sensible pace. If you want zero risk, the honest answer is to earn links through content and digital PR instead, and I will help you do that.
How many links do I need?
Depends entirely on your competition. On the call I will look at what the pages outranking you actually have, which is the only sensible way to answer it.
Will links alone fix my rankings?
No. Links amplify a site that already deserves to rank. Pointing links at thin content is money set on fire. Fix the site first with Full Website SEO, then build authority.
Do you disavow bad links?
If you have a genuine problem from past work, that is worth looking at. Most sites do not need it and Google ignores most junk automatically.
Related Services & Guides
- Link Building for Beginners — the free guide
- Full Website SEO — fix the site before building links
- Semantic SEO Service
- Topical Authority
Want to know how many links you actually need?
Book a free call. I’ll look at who is outranking you and tell you what it would realistically take — including if the answer is that links are not your problem.