Every link type. One quality bar.

A full article written for a publication your buyers already read, with your link placed in context. The editor gets a genuinely useful piece; you get an editorial link and a brand presence on a site that matters in your niche.

The right call when

You want authority in a niche where the right article doesn't exist yet, including trade publications that never sell placements and only run work worth printing.

The quality bar

5,000+ verified monthly organic visits minimum, never DR alone. Traffic is geo-checked against the markets you sell in, and a real editor accepts or rejects the draft.

Your product added to a "best tools" or comparison list that already earns buyer traffic. Readers on those pages are actively shortlisting: a placement there works like a referral, not just a ranking signal.

The right call when

You sell software or products people compare before buying. One of our live placements: a SaaS product-review listicle with 81,600 verified monthly visits.

The quality bar

The list itself must earn verified organic traffic for buying-intent queries, your product must genuinely fit the category, and the editor controls the final wording.

A link added to an already-published article where your page fills a genuine gap. No new content required: the article, its traffic, and its history are all in place before your link arrives.

The right call when

You want movement fast, or a page that outranks you for your own keywords could be sending you its readers instead.

The quality bar

The host article must earn organic traffic for relevant queries right now (we check what it ranks for today, not what it once was) and the site's editor accepts the edit in context.

We find dead links on real-traffic pages in your space and offer your content as the working replacement. Editors say yes because we're fixing their page, not asking for a favor.

The right call when

You already publish strong evergreen content (guides, research, tools) that can honestly replace what died. Industry-wide, 66.5% of links built 2013–2024 are now dead, so targets are everywhere (source: Ahrefs link-rot research).

The quality bar

Your page must genuinely cover what the dead resource did, and the host page still clears the same verified-traffic floor and geo check as every other placement.

Curated "further reading" and tools pages maintained by industry sites, associations, and educators. A listing there is a durable, high-trust link that tends to stay live for years.

The right call when

You publish reference-grade content and want links that compound quietly over years rather than spike once.

The quality bar

The page must be actively maintained and earn real visits (abandoned lists don't qualify) and your resource has to merit inclusion on the content alone. The editor decides.