SEO and Digital Growth
Most vendors sell a domain authority number and a placement count. Neither tells you whether a link helps. This page explains what we check instead, and what we refuse to place.
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Talk through what your links actually need
Book a scoping callTwo markers of a real niche edit. Two things we will not sell you.
Genuine
The page already exists, already ranks for something, and already has real readers. The edit adds one relevant sentence to content a reader of that specific page would plausibly encounter. Nothing about the page changes to accommodate the link.
Genuine
A legitimate placement is shown to you first: the live URL, the surrounding paragraph, and the anchor text proposed. If a vendor cannot show you the page before charging you for it, that is the question to stop on.
Refused
Sites built or acquired for the sole purpose of hosting paid links carry no real audience and no editorial standard. We do not place links on them and do not buy access to networks of them, regardless of the metric they advertise.
Refused
A high domain-authority number on a site with no topical relationship to your business is not an asset. Search engines evaluate relevance, not just authority, so a mismatched placement is a wasted dollar at best and a risk signal at worst.
Most niche edit vendors sell two numbers: a domain authority score and a placement count. Neither number tells you whether the link is any good, and treating them as the product is how a buyer ends up with links that do nothing or, worse, links that draw the wrong kind of attention to a site.
What actually decides whether a placement helps is relevance and review: whether the page it sits on covers a topic a reader of your business would plausibly be reading, and whether the site accepting the edit reviews what goes on it rather than selling space to anyone who pays. A DA-70 site that will insert any link into any paragraph for a fee is a worse placement than a DA-30 site that reviews the fit and says no sometimes.
That is the standard this page is written to, and it is also the standard we'd suggest you hold any vendor to, including us: ask to see the exact page before the link goes live, ask what the vendor refuses, and be suspicious of anyone who answers the second question with nothing.
If you are evaluating ongoing organic growth rather than one-off placements, that decision sits at SEO services, which covers the full program a niche edit campaign usually supports. The rest of what we take on is under our services.
Before any placement
The candidate page's own topic is checked against your business before it is ever proposed. A placement that only fits on a technicality is not proposed.
How sites are chosen
We work with sites that review what goes on their own pages. That means slower placement and fewer of them than a network can promise, and it is why we do not compete on speed or count.
Before anything is billed
The specific page, paragraph and anchor text are shown to you first. Nothing is placed on your behalf sight unseen.
A standing refusal
We do not build or acquire pages for the purpose of hosting links, and we do not buy access to networks that do. This is the line most often crossed in this industry, and it is the one we do not cross.
Priced by the target site's DR tier. No package, no minimum commitment.
| Unit | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DR 10+ placement | $102 | New websites, foundational authority building |
| DR 20+ placement | $126 | Growing local SEO campaigns |
| DR 30+ placement | $160 | Stronger authority-building support (most requested) |
| DR 40+ placement | $280 | Competitive SEO campaigns |
| DR 50+ placement | $420 | Stronger editorial authority |
| DR 60+ placement | $550 | Premium authority-building campaigns |
Every placement is manual niche outreach into existing, indexed, topic-relevant content, with content writing, one anchor text and link, a do-follow placement and a placement report included. 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.
Where this fits alongside the rest of the program.
A contextual link added into an existing page that already ranks and already has real readers, placed inside relevant, topic-matched content rather than on a page built to hold links. The distinction matters more than any authority score attached to the site.
Placements are priced per link by the target site's DR tier, from $102 for a DR 10+ placement to $550 for a DR 60+ placement, shown in the pricing table below. What a full program costs depends on how many relevant, reviewed placements 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 or link-count promise is not something anyone can honestly make.
Private blog networks, link farms, and any page built or repurposed solely to host paid links, regardless of the domain authority number attached to it. We also pass on any placement where the topic fit is only a technicality.
No. Domain authority is a third-party metric with no direct relationship to rankings or traffic, and we do not sell against it or promise movement in it.
Tell us about your site and what you are trying to rank for. We will tell you honestly whether niche edits are the right tool before proposing anything.
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