Link building that search engines rank and AI assistants cite.
Guest posts and link insertions on publications that pass an eight-point vetting bar, plus a ninth check most agencies skip: whether AI engines already cite the site. Every link is permanent, every site is real, and you pay only for links that go live.
What every placement passes before we pitch it
Why links matter more now, not less.
For twenty years a link from a respected site has been a vote of confidence that Google counts. That has not changed: pages with more referring domains from relevant, editorially run sites still rank higher, in every industry we work in. What has changed is who else is counting. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews assemble their answers from the pages they already trust, and most of those pages are third-party: publications, comparison listicles, trade titles, community threads.
A guest post on a site those engines already cite does two jobs at once. It passes authority to the page you want to rank, and it puts your brand inside the article the engine will quote the next time a buyer asks for a recommendation. In engagements we track, brands we have placed in third-party articles, guest posts and listicles have seen AI citations rise by roughly 70 to 80 percent on the prompts where those articles are cited.
increase in AI citations on the prompts where our placements are cited, across tracked client engagements. The lift comes from being named on pages the engines read, which is exactly what a vetted guest post is. How AI engines choose what to cite.
What you buy, and what it includes.
Two units with published prices. No retainer, no minimum, billed only once a link is live. Volume bundles are on the pricing page.
A 2,000 to 2,500 word article our writers pitch to the editor and write for their readers, with your brand placed where it is the honest answer. Two dofollow links per article. Topic and anchor text agreed with you before writing. Peer reviewed by a second writer. Beyond the link, the article itself ranks, gets read, and gets cited by AI engines as a third-party source about your category.
A contextual link added inside an existing, already-ranking article on a vetted site. Faster to place and faster to pass authority, because the page already has age, traffic and its own links. Ideal for product and category pages that need a push.
Site vetting against all nine checks, manual one-to-one outreach with no mass tools, a shared tracker updated weekly with DR, traffic, anchor, target page, dofollow status and AI citation frequency, a monthly report of referring-domain growth against competitors, and a 12-month free replacement if any link is removed.
How a link is earned.
A team of 22 link builders scouts new sites in your category every day, and 9 full-time writers produce the articles. Nothing is automated at the point of contact.
We map the publications, trade titles and listicles that already rank and get cited for your category, then agree target pages and anchor text with you.
Each candidate site passes the nine checks in Ahrefs and Semrush. Sites that sell links openly, or that AI engines never cite, are dropped before any pitch.
A writer pitches a topic the editor wants and writes the piece for that publication's readers. A second writer reviews it. Insertions are negotiated into existing, ranking articles.
The live URL lands in your tracker the week it publishes. Insertions in 7 to 14 days, guest posts in 2 to 4 weeks, then a steady weekly cadence from month two.
Who this is for, and who it is not for.
A good fit: companies with a product people search for and a site that converts, in software, financial services, professional services, consumer apps, B2B services or manufacturing, that want rankings and AI visibility to grow on a predictable monthly cadence. Marketing leaders who want to see every URL and every number, and pay only for results.
Not a fit: sites with unresolved technical or penalty problems, brands that need a thousand links by next week, and anyone looking for the cheapest possible link. Links under about $80 on a claimed "DR 50+" site are almost always from link farms, and we will not place them. How to vet a site before buying a link.
Track record.
Eight-plus years, 12,237+ links placed, 10,132 publications reached, across three countries and every industry listed above.
Selected clients: Uniqode, SM Polymers Private Limited, Sudarsshan Pollyblends Pvt. Ltd., Sim Films. Results and case notes.
Questions we hear from marketing teams
Does link building still work in 2026?
Yes. Links from relevant, editorially run sites remain among the strongest signals Google uses to rank pages, and independent studies continue to show a strong correlation between referring domains and rankings. What changed is that the same placements now feed a second system: AI assistants build recommendations from the third-party pages they trust, so a guest post on a publication that ChatGPT already cites lifts both rankings and AI visibility.
What is the difference between a guest post and a link insertion?
A guest post is a new article our writers pitch and write for a publication, with your brand and links placed naturally inside it. It builds a page about your topic that can rank and be cited on its own. A link insertion adds a contextual link to an article that already exists and already ranks, so authority passes faster. Most programmes use both: insertions for speed, guest posts for depth.
How do you choose the sites?
Every site passes eight checks in Ahrefs and Semrush before we pitch it: domain rating of 50 or higher, at least 10,000 monthly organic visits that are steady or growing, a majority of traffic from your target market, real editors with a regular publishing schedule, no ‘write for us’ page or sponsored-post price list, no outbound links to casino, CBD or essay sites, a clear topical fit with your audience, and a second peer review of every link and article. We then check a ninth signal: how often the site is already cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google AI Mode for your category.
How many links a month is safe?
It depends on the size of your existing link profile. For a site with tens of thousands of referring domains, 150 new links a month is under one percent growth and 500 is around two percent, neither of which is unusual. The real limit is supply: there are not a thousand sites a month that pass a strict vetting bar in any one category. We ramp from 150 toward 500 a month only as the pool of qualifying sites allows, and we say no to volume that would mean lowering the bar.
What happens if a link is removed?
We replace it with an equal or better link, free, for 12 months after placement. We monitor every link; you never need to audit. If a link does not go live in the first place, you are not billed for it.
Do you work with agencies or white-label?
Yes. A number of SEO and PR agencies run their link building through us under their own brand. Reporting is delivered as a shared tracker that can be re-skinned, and we never contact your clients directly.
Start with a pilot. Judge the quality yourself.
Tell us the pages you want to rank and the prompts you want to be named in. We reply within one business day with a scoped plan, and you pay only for what goes live.