Link Building Services run by seniors, not juniors
A boutique link building agency. White-hat placements, real traffic, no filler.
Our link building services cover the whole job, from the first prospect list to the live URL. Every site is hand-checked for real organic traffic, and the senior who audits your profile builds your links.
- DR 30+ minimum, with verified organic traffic on every placement
- We reject 9 out of 10 sites we prospect — you see the shortlist first
- No PBNs, no link farms, no juniors on your account
What our link building service actually does
We earn and negotiate editorial placements on third-party sites: an editor reads the pitch, agrees the link is useful to their readers, and publishes it in an article. Not a directory blast, not a marketplace bundle, not a network we own.
Six stages, one senior owning all of them: prospecting, qualification, outreach, content, placement, reporting.
Outside this service: technical SEO, on-page rewrites, content strategy. If the audit shows a template or crawl problem we say so before you sign, because links will not fix it. Campaigns needing something to pitch use our linkable assets service.
Every placement, fixed spec
Who this is for, and who it is not for
We keep a limited roster on purpose, so the fit has to be right at the start.
A good fit
A product people already buy, a content base worth linking to, a six to twelve month horizon. Agencies wanting one accountable senior, not a queue.
Not a fit
New domains with three thin pages. One-off “ten links and done” orders. Anyone needing rankings next month. We say no, and explain what to fix.
Where we work most
Casino, betting and iGaming is the core. Beyond it: B2B SaaS, finance, travel, and e-commerce with a real editorial site.
The niche most agencies refuse is our core business
Most link builders turn gambling brands down or quietly outsource them. We built the agency in iGaming: gambling-friendly publishers, compliant anchors, geo-targeted placements.
The link types we build, and when each one makes sense
Almost nobody should buy one type. Most campaigns mix two or three: something fast, something that builds depth, something with real authority.
Guest posts
A new article on a vetted DR 30+ site, written for its readers. Choose this when you want control of the surrounding copy.
Explore guest posting services →Niche edits
Your link added to an existing, indexed article that already gets traffic. Choose this when speed matters.
Explore niche edits →Authority & digital PR
News publications and high-authority domains, via journalist outreach. Choose this when you need links competitors cannot order.
Read the authority link building guide →Linkable assets
Original data, calculators and guides worth citing. Choose this when outreach stalls because the pitched page gives editors no reason to link.
Explore linkable asset content marketing →Casino & iGaming links
Gambling-friendly publishers, with anchors and geos handled for your licensed market. Choose this when a mainstream agency said no.
Explore casino & iGaming link building →White label
The same work under your brand, NDA by default, reports ready to forward. Choose this when you have demand but do not want to hire.
Explore white label link building →What you get every month: deliverables and reporting
Each cycle you receive the prospect list, the sites you approved, the placements that went live, and the anchor and target URL for each. Never a bare “links built” number.
One row per placement, in the columns opposite, plus a monitoring tab covering every link built to date.
You talk to the senior running your account, by name, with a review call each cycle. No ticket queue, no messages relayed.
Columns in your monthly report
How we qualify a site before we pitch it
This is the checklist. It is why 9 out of 10 prospects never reach your shortlist, and why 98% of our links are still live.
Organic traffic floor
Real search visitors, from a market that matters to you. Authority without traffic behind it is a metric, not an audience.
Authority and referring domains
DR 30+ as a floor, read against the site’s own referring domains, so we can tell earned authority from an inflated Domain Rating.
Topical relevance
The site already publishes on subjects adjacent to yours. A blog covering everything is worth less than one your peers read.
Indexation check
We confirm the domain and its recent articles are indexed. A placement on a deindexed site is only a line on an invoice.
Outbound and sponsored footprint
Who else the site links to, how many posts carry paid disclosures, whether categories exist only to sell links.
Content quality and AI check
We read recent posts. Sites publishing bulk generated filler, or anything at all for a fee, are rejected whatever the metrics say.
“We refuse PBNs, link farms, expired-domain rebuilds and any site that publishes anything for money. Those are gone before you see the shortlist.”
The Web Push vetting standardHow the work runs, month by month
You approve the plan before anything is built, and the shortlist before any outreach goes out.
Onboarding
Link gap review against your closest competitors, agreed target pages, and an anchor plan that will not read as a pattern.
Shortlist and outreach
Prospecting, qualification, your veto on the shortlist, then outreach and content. First placements typically go live in this window.
Volume and rhythm
Coverage across priority pages, anchor mix balanced, a monthly report with every live URL. Publisher relationships shorten lead times.
Compounding
Better sites answer faster, repeat publishers take more placements, and the plan shifts toward pages that responded. Ranking movement becomes readable.
What link building costs, and how our pricing works
A link building price is built from four things: what the publisher charges, the content written for the placement, the outreach hours behind it, and the monitoring afterwards. A flat per-link number just averages those four.
Three factors move it. Site quality: a DR 30 placement costs a fraction of a DR 60 publication. Niche difficulty: iGaming and finance publishers price higher. Language: Nordic, German and Dutch cost more than English at the same authority.
Work on a monthly retainer or order per placement. The retainer covers prospecting, qualification, content, outreach and reporting, with no minimum contract. Per placement suits irregular demand, and is how most white label partners start.
A per-link price that looks unusually cheap is almost always a resold marketplace listing: no qualification, no editor relationship, no one checking a year later.
How the numbers are set
Why a small senior team, not a link building vendor
Volume shops solve capacity by hiring juniors and buying inventory. We solved it by taking fewer clients.
Seniors only
Outreach and writing are done by experienced people, not trainees on a quota. On day one you get the name and direct line of your senior.
Oradea, working across Europe
English is the default. We also place in Romanian and run campaigns into German, Nordic and Dutch markets.
Capacity is stated, not hidden
We take a fixed number of active accounts, so the answer is sometimes “not this quarter”. It buys you same-day replies from someone who knows your site.
Fair questions, straight answers
What is a link building service?
A service that gets other websites to link to yours through outreach, content and negotiated editorial placements. It covers finding relevant sites, qualifying them, pitching the editor, writing the content and confirming the link went live. A marketplace bundle is not the same: nobody there checked whether the site has readers.
How much does link building cost?
We price either as a monthly retainer or per placement, and the placement price scales with the authority band of the site — a DR 30–49 link and a DR 50+ link are not the same product. Three things move the figure: site quality, niche difficulty (iGaming and finance price higher), and language. Content, outreach and reporting sit inside the price rather than being billed on top. The free audit comes back with the exact quote for your niche.
Does link building still work in 2026?
Yes. Links remain one of the signals Google confirms it uses, alongside relevance and content quality, and the fundamentals in Moz’s guide to link building have not changed. What has changed is that volume-first tactics stopped paying. Links will not rescue thin content or technical faults, and we say so when the audit shows that.
How long before new links affect rankings?
First placements typically go live 2–4 weeks after kickoff. The link then has to be crawled, after which any ranking effect appears gradually over the following weeks. It depends on competition and current authority, so we promise no date. Meanwhile we track referring domains gained and indexation.
How many links do I need per month?
It depends on what competitors have earned for the same target pages, not on a package size. That is why we start from a link gap review rather than selling a number. A steady monthly volume over six months beats one large batch.
Are you buying links? Is this against Google’s guidelines?
Straight answer: in some niches, iGaming among them, a share of placements involve a fee to the publisher. What we control is the standard. We refuse PBNs, link farms, expired-domain rebuilds and sites that publish anything for money, and the checklist above is built around what Google’s spam policies call link schemes.
What happens if a link is removed or the page is deleted?
Every placement is monitored for the life of the engagement, and its status appears in your monthly report, so you see a drop rather than find it a year later. If a link is removed we ask the publisher to restore it. If they will not, we replace it on a site of equal or better standard, at no extra cost.
Can I see the sites before you place a link?
Yes. Nothing is pitched before you approve the shortlist. Each proposed site arrives with its URL, DR, traffic estimate, the reason it fits and the planned target page, so you judge it on our evidence. Veto anything without a reason, including guest post and niche edit targets.
Next step: a free link gap review
A written review of where your backlink profile sits against your closest competitors: the referring domains they have and you do not, the pages worth building to first, and an exact price. It lands within 24 hours.
Send your domain, the pages you want to rank, and two or three competitors. No call required, and what comes back is a document, not a sales script.
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