SEO and Digital Growth
Most outreach is one template sent to a purchased list. This page explains the relationship-based standard we hold instead, and what we refuse to send.
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Two markers of real outreach. Two things we will not send.
Genuine
The pitch goes to someone whose existing posts show they write about this subject area on their own, for their own readers, whether or not anyone ever asked them to. Coverage history is checked before an address is ever emailed.
Genuine
The piece is shaped to fit the way that specific blogger already writes and what their readers already come to that site for, not a generic article dropped in to hold a link.
Transactional
A mail-merge pitch with the blog name swapped in is not outreach, it is a bulk email, and most bloggers who receive it can tell within a sentence. We do not run this process and do not buy the lists it depends on.
Transactional
If a pitch could be sent to any blog above a domain-rating threshold with no change beyond the greeting, it was never really addressed to that blogger, and the placement it produces reads the same way to their audience.
Blogger outreach gets sold under the same name as a much more scaled process: filter a list of blogs by domain rating, send an identical pitch to every address that clears the bar, and count whatever replies come back. That process is efficient, and it is also why so much outreach email goes straight to a spam folder or gets ignored on sight.
What actually decides whether a placement works is whether the blogger would plausibly write that piece anyway, because they already cover the subject for an audience they built themselves. A domain rating describes the site. It says nothing about whether the person running it has any reason to care what you sent them.
So the standard here is relationship before rating: research the blogger's real coverage area first, write a pitch that could only have been sent to them, and shape the content to fit their voice rather than inserting a link and calling it a guest post. That is slower than a scaled qualification pass across a database of sites, and it is the reason this page exists separately from the more systematic approach we also offer.
If the placement needs a more systematic pass across a broader set of qualifying sites rather than one blogger relationship at a time, that is high-DA link building. If the link needs to sit inside content that already exists and already ranks, that is niche edit link building. Both sit inside SEO services, the recurring program these tactics support. The rest of what we take on is under our services.
Before any pitch is written
We read what a blogger has actually published, not just what a directory says their site is about, before deciding whether their audience is a genuine fit for your business.
Not a template
Each pitch references the blogger's own recent posts and explains why this specific piece fits what they already cover. Nothing is sent to an address list bought in bulk.
Not inserted to hold a link
The piece is drafted to read as something that blogger's own audience would expect from them, with the link sitting inside content that earns its place rather than being dropped into unrelated copy.
Before anything is billed
The blogger, the piece and the placement are shown to you first, the same standard this page holds any vendor to.
Priced by the target site's DR tier. No package, no minimum commitment.
| Unit | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DR 10+ placement | $99 | New websites, foundational authority building |
| DR 20+ placement | $129 | Growing local SEO campaigns |
| DR 30+ placement | $179 | Stronger authority-building support |
| DR 40+ placement | $279 | Competitive SEO campaigns |
| DR 50+ placement | $420 | Stronger editorial authority |
| DR 60+ placement | $560 | Premium authority-building campaigns |
Every placement starts with research into the blogger's real coverage area before a pitch is written. We do not guarantee a domain authority increase, a ranking result or a delivery date, and we do not publish an "estimated monthly traffic" figure for a placement site, because neither is ours to promise.
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Blogger outreach means researching an individual blogger who already covers your topic and pitching content shaped for their own voice and audience, rather than qualifying sites by audience signal across a broader set of guest-post and resource-page candidates the way high-DA link building does. Both are priced by the same DR tier, but the process behind a blogger outreach placement is a one-to-one relationship, not a systematic qualification pass.
By reading what a blogger has actually published, not by filtering a directory by category or domain rating. A blogger only gets pitched once their existing coverage shows they write about this subject area for their own readers, whether or not anyone asked them to.
That is the point of the process. Content is shaped to fit the specific blogger's voice and audience rather than written once and dropped into whichever site accepts it, which is what makes a placement read as genuine to that blogger's actual readers.
Per placement, by target site DR tier: $99 for DR 10+ up to $560 for DR 60+. See the pricing below. What a full program costs depends on how many bloggers a market realistically supports, which we scope on a call rather than guess at here.
No, and any vendor who does is not being straight with you. Off-page work is one input among many a search engine weighs, and a specific ranking, authority or placement-count promise is not something anyone can honestly make.
Tell us about your site and who you are trying to reach. We will tell you honestly whether blogger outreach is the right tool before proposing anything.
Prefer to talk? (469) 838-5702
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