Link building services with a link plan and vetted donors
Link building services from Best Boost Partners are planned work on the links that point to your site: outreach, guest posts, niche and crowd links, anchor control and audits of the existing profile. The service is for site owners and SEO teams whose pages are held back by a weaker link profile than the competitors in their search results have. You receive a link plan, placed links on vetted donors and a table where every link is listed with its donor, anchor, date, price and status.
In brief
- For whom
- Site owners and SEO teams whose pages lose to competitors with stronger link profiles.
- What is included
- Competitor link analysis, a link plan, donor selection, placement, anchor control and checks that each link is live and indexed.
- What you receive
- A link plan, links on vetted donors and a table of every link with donor URL, page, anchor, date, price and status.
- How to start
- The site address, the target pages and countries, and read access to Google Search Console if you have it.
What does link building include?
Link building at Best Boost Partners consists of four parts: outreach and guest posts, niche and crowd links, anchor strategy and link profile audit. The four parts work together in one link plan, and each is described on its own page.
Outreach and guest posts
We find sites in your topic, agree placements with owners and editors, write the articles and check that every link is live and indexed.
Learn moreNiche and crowd links
Links from forums, Q&A sites, directories and industry platforms. They dilute the link profile and bring visitors from discussions.
Learn moreAnchor strategy
A plan of branded, URL, generic and keyword anchors for every target page, compared with the norm of your niche, so that the profile is not over-optimised.
Learn moreLink profile audit
We check every link to your site, find toxic and lost links and over-optimised anchors, and prepare a disavow file where it is justified, together with a recovery plan.
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When is link building needed?
- Your pages are optimised and indexed, yet competitors with more referring domains hold the positions above them.
- A new site or a new section has no links, and search engines have little to rely on when they assess its pages.
- You enter a new country or language and need donors with an audience in that market.
- Earlier link buying left a profile with the same keyword anchors repeated, and positions dropped or stopped moving.
- You work in gambling, betting or medical topics, where most site owners refuse placements and donors are hard to find.
How does link building work step by step?
Analysis of the search results
We collect the link profiles of the sites that rank for your queries, using link indexes such as Ahrefs and Majestic. The analysis shows how many referring domains the competitors have, what types of links, what anchors, and at what pace the links appeared.
Link plan
The link plan sets the number of referring domains to gain, the mix of link types, the anchor distribution for each target page and the pace by month. Placements start after you approve the link plan.
Donor selection
Each donor is checked for topical relevance, real organic traffic, indexation of its pages, the ratio of outgoing links, history, and the language and country of its audience. A donor that fails one of the criteria stays off the list.
Placement
We negotiate with site owners and editors, write the articles and place the links on the agreed pages. Niche and crowd links are added alongside to keep the profile varied.
Checks and reporting
After placement we check that every link is live, points to the right page and that the donor page is indexed. The results go into the link table, which you receive with each regular report.
What do you receive from link building?
- A competitor link analysis: referring domains, link types, anchors and pace for the sites in your search results.
- A link plan with the number of donors, the link types, the anchors for each page and the pace by month.
- A list of selected donors with the results of the checks for each donor.
- The published articles and placements with links to your pages.
- A table of every placed link: donor URL, your page, anchor, date, price and status.
- A regular report with the status of each link and the next steps of the plan.
How do we reduce the risk of paid links?
What the risk is
Search engines treat paid and arranged links as a violation of their guidelines. Such links can be ignored, and a site with an obviously artificial profile can lose positions. We say this before the work starts and plan the links so that the profile stays close to what is natural for your niche.
Relevance and pace
A link is placed only on a donor whose topic and audience match your page. The pace follows the niche norm taken from the competitor analysis, without sudden bursts of links in one month.
Anchor discipline and no link farms
Keyword anchors hold a small share next to branded, URL and generic anchors. We do not place links on link farms or on sites that exist only to sell links.
Frequently asked questions
How is the cost of link building calculated?
The cost of link building is named after the brief and a look at your project. The cost depends on the niche, on the gap between your link profile and the competitors’ profiles, and on the fees the donors charge for placement. The price of every placement is shown in the link table next to the link itself.
Can paid links lead to a Google penalty?
Yes, paid and arranged links carry that risk. Google can ignore such links or lower a site whose profile looks artificial. We reduce the risk through relevant donors, a pace within the niche norm, a restrained share of keyword anchors and a refusal to use link farms. Nobody can remove the risk completely.
How many links does a site need?
The number of links depends on the competitors in your search results, so there is no general figure. We measure how many referring domains the sites in the top positions have and how fast they gained them. From that comparison the link plan sets a target for each of your pages.
What happens if a placed link is removed?
A removed link receives the status “lost” in the link table after the next check. We contact the site owner and ask to restore the link. If the link cannot be restored, the loss is shown in the report and we propose a replacement donor.
Can donors be found for gambling, betting and medical sites?
Yes, we build links in gambling, betting and medical topics, although donors there are harder to find. Many site owners refuse such placements or accept them only in separate sections, and editors of medical publications require expert-level texts. The donor search takes longer in these niches, and the link plan allows for that.
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