Domain Authority (DA) is a metric for how authoritative a website is considered by Search Engines. The higher the DA of a site, the more likely a reference (dofollow backlink) from that site to yours is to increase your SERP.

We offer self-serve link building products through DA 50+, for link building over DA 60 please see managed campaigns or speak with a link building expert from our team.

Yes, we are capable of handling technical writing, niche topics, e-commerce sites, product pages, and restricted industries.

White hat link building is all about writing relevant content that will be useful to readers, and then pitching that content to RELEVANT publications.

We have never had an issue placing content for hyper technical clients, adwords-restricted clients, or any other business.

Broken link building is a great strategy, and if requested we can help you with a broken link building push.

However, none of our standard link building services or packages include broken link building. We’re primarily an editorial-focused link building company. We’ve seen over and over again that the greatest impact for clients comes from offsite content marketing.

Yes, all of our link building campaigns are 100% white-hat! We only engage in outreach with publishers that exceed our strict quality score KPIs.

Spammy links or “black hat links” from low-quality sites are easy to identify based on several metrics, including the publisher’s trust flow, organic traffic, backlink profile, and outbound link profile.

Low quality link building methods like blog commenting, duplicate content syndication/article spinning, and cloaking can all result in a manual penalty from Google, specifically Google’s Penguin algorithm.

We’ve helped websites in need of toxic backlink remediation from such link schemes recover their website rankings from black hat link building campaigns and negative SEO attacks that caused them to lose search rankings. If you need help recovering from a penalty, please get in touch with us.

There’s really no magic, it’s a lot of outreach, and a lot of rejection. Here’s our
publisher outreach email stats from December 2018:

• 293 new publishers contacted
• 51% reply rate
• 522 emails sent!
• 112 new publisher relationships formed.

Linkgraph pitches full articles to 3rd party websites, blogs, publications, influencers, and more!
You can expect a 600-1200 word article with a contextual link, published on a content-relevant publication, with an image. These are articles you can be proud to have show up in search. The articles we place are also at a calibur that you can happily show your clients, if you’re looking for a white-label provider

Your link placement will always be positioned positively within each article with pitch, and best of all – your links are permanent!

Real organic link placement services will never, EVER, charge you a monthly fee to keep links up. Link “rental” is a hallmark of PBNs and shady guest posting sites. Link placements are worth more if they appear native to the site without guest post attribution, or sponsored tags.

No. It’s much more efficient for us to write content which is already stylistically matched to the target publications. If you want to put effort in a link building push, it’s more helpful for you to focus on:

• link reclamation / broken links by setting up redirects for any broken links pointing to your web pages
• improving internal linking to your important landing pages
• disavowing bad links in your link profile
• creating new linkable assets that will earn you relevant links. We can also create search optimized content for your blog and/or landing pages.
• focusing on improving important technical SEO items like SEO tags, page speed, and schema.org markup.

If a publication goes out of business within the first year of us placing content for you, we’ll replace the link.

If content is removed from a site for any reason and your hyperlink is broken, we’ll replace the link.

The publishers we work with are independent from our company so they do have the authority to make changes to their sites, but if anything ever goes wrong we’ll make it right. No worries!

Absolutely, feel free to reach out to us via our phone number (929) 377-1035 (or schedule a quick consultation) and speak to someone live.
If you’re a current customer you can book a meeting with an SEO advisor or account manager directly through your dashboard.

When you place an order with LinkGraph one of our search experts will review your site, backlink profile, and order. They can then advise you on how to maximize return based on your goal(s) and budget. Their job is to make your campaign as successful as possible so that you keep working with our team!

When you’re just starting out, it’s usually easier to get published if you use your brand name, website URL, or generic anchor text.

After you’ve built up some authority, and relative content on your website, then you can begin expanding into using commercial keywords as anchor text. But a lot of publications that will take content from less-known sources have guidelines that restrict hyperlink anchor text to naked URLs or brand names.

One of our SEO experts will need to check your backlink profile to make sure that the amount you are interested in acquiring, doesn’t throw off the balance/distribution of your link profile enough to risk a manual penalty.

The goal of link building should be to create equity for your site that lasts over time. SEO should be treated as an investment, and we want to make sure clients new to SEO are investing wisely.

If your site is newer we can do some high-DA outreach work for your business, but our team would recommend a broader outreach campaign to build up your overall authority and online presence first. Then when we reach out to more authoritative publications, and they look up your company – there’s more of a footprint for them to find.

The best link building services companies do:

• • Put your link placement is in a full article with contextual relevancy.
  • Pitch publications with content relevancy to the article and/or your business.
  • Ensure all placements are permanent.
  • Turn down your money when you try to do things that could damage your site or rankings.
  • Add new sites and targets to their outreach list based on your audience and competitors.
  • Have real humans available to answer your questions, consult on your site, and provide guidance.
  • Take feedback and incorporate it into the work.
  • Make sure you maintain an organic link profile, and organic anchor text distribution.
  • Help with keyword research and selection.

They DON’T:

• • Promise specific publications- if an agency can guarantee you placement on a specific publication, they are not doing organic outreach. Organic outreach involves a LOT of rejection.
  • Demand an up-front long term contract (good work speaks for itself).
  • Have “sponsored tags” on their placements.
  • Own the sites they’re “pitching” to (no private blog networks).
  • Let more than 20-30% of your anchors be commercial terms.
  • Have spelling and grammar mistakes in their placement content.
  • Sell link insertion.
  • Tell customers with brand new sites that they can rank for high difficulty terms just to make a sale.