Link building that strengthens the authority of your website.

Q: Do you sell link packages?

No. I do not sell packages such as 10 links a month. First I review the website, the competitors, the target pages and the suitable sources. Then I propose links that make sense for your field.

Q: Can you audit existing backlinks?

Yes. I check who links to you, where the links come from and whether there are weak or risky spots in the profile. The output shows what to keep, what to leave alone and where to be careful.

Q: Do you commit to better rankings?

No. Nobody serious commits to rankings. Link building can support the authority of a website, but the result also depends on the technical side, the content, the competition and the state of the target pages.

Q: Do you work with PR and content teams?

Yes. Link building often builds on the PR, content and commercial topics of a company. I help decide which topics, data or assets have a chance of earning mentions and links.

Q: Do you acquire the links yourself?

Yes, within the agreed scope. I look for opportunities, prepare the materials, handle outreach and watch the quality of the links acquired.

Q: How is ongoing link building reported?

You get an overview of links acquired, lost and changed. It includes the state of the budget, the target pages, the types of placement and the recommended next steps.

Q: How does the budget for external placements work?

The budget for articles, media, directories or partnerships is handled separately. I go through every paid placement with you in advance for approval.

Q: How much does link building cost?

Monthly link building management starts at 620 €. Preparing a link building strategy starts at 620 € and a backlink audit starts at 620 €, depending on the size of your domain link profile. The recommended length of cooperation is 6 to 12 months, then I review the results and we discuss what to do next. The budget for PR and paid placements is separate. Work beyond the agreed scope is charged at 60 €/hour.

I do not build links by the number, but by what they contribute to the authority of the website. First I review your link profile and your competitors. Then I prepare a plan for where to acquire links safely, sensibly and over the long term.

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How link building helps the performance of a website

Stronger website authority

Quality links help build the trust of a website in the eyes of search engines. What matters is the relevance of the source, a natural context and a link to pages that have value for the business.

Faster indexation

Links help search engines find the important pages of a website. On larger sites and online stores they support search rankings and faster indexation of pages.

Domain authority

Links should not lead only to the home page. They make the most sense where they help pages that can bring enquiries, orders or new customers.

A strong brand across search

A quality backlink is not just a technical signal for search engines and AI search. It is an opportunity to bring a customer to your website so they order a service or buy goods.

Quality before quantity

The goal is not to gain as many backlinks as possible from low quality sites. A few links from relevant sites can mean more than dozens of paid placements.

Start with a strategy, not with buying links

Before link building you need to know where it makes sense to acquire links, which pages to strengthen and which types of placement are safe in your field. That is why I first prepare a link building strategy and a complete plan. I do not deal only with buying paid articles. I look for relevant websites, partners, industry directories, media, social profiles, discussion forums and other places where a link can make sense for search engines and for real customers.

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Link building based on what the website needs right now

Monthly link building management

I keep looking for suitable websites, prepare opportunities, handle outreach and watch the quality of the links acquired. Suitable for websites that want to build authority over the long term.

from 620 €/month

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Backlink audit

I check who links to you, where the links come from and whether there are weak or risky spots in the profile. The output shows what to keep, what to leave alone and what to watch out for.

from 620 €

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Competitor Backlink Analysis

I find out where competitors get their links and which sources can make sense for your website too. You get concrete opportunities, not just an export from a tool.

from 410 €

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The audit is for the situation where you suspect spam links or a problem with the link profile. The competitor analysis shows where others in your field acquire links.

Recommended length of cooperation: 6 to 12 monthsThen we review the results and you can carry on
Monthly management: from 620 € per monthThe price covers finding opportunities, outreach, link checks and ongoing reporting
Budget for PR activities: individualWe set the budget according to specific opportunities. It depends on the type of website, the outlet, the topic, the target page and the form of cooperation.

What you get for managed link building

You get a clear plan for where to acquire backlinks, which pages to strengthen and how to watch the quality of the link profile. I go through every paid placement, article, exchange or partnership with you in advance.

An overview of website authority

I show where the website is weak, which pages are worth strengthening and how competitors compare with you.

A list of qualified sources

I prepare websites, media, directories, partners and other opportunities ordered by relevance, quality and risk.

A link acquisition plan

I propose target pages, topics, anchor texts and a working order based on impact and realistic feasibility.

Quality and change control

I keep watch over new, lost and changed links. I also track suspicious patterns that can weaken the link profile.

Reports and budget tracking

You get an overview of the links acquired, the cost of publications and the remaining budget for external placements.

Handover of the initial strategy

I hand the outputs over as online documents and shared files on Google Drive, so you can come back to them any time.

I also build new backlinks as part of SEO management, where part of the monthly budget goes purely into building links.

When link building makes sense

Link building is the foundation of strong search rankings. If your website or online store ranks poorly in search engines, domain authority may be exactly what you need. If the target pages do not have a clear role or sufficient quality, deal with content creation first. If the problem is technical, start with technical SEO.

A relevant link needs a quality source, the right context and a page that is worth supporting.

Link building is a good fit when

Strong pages are losing to competitors.
Competitors have better rankings and more citations in AI.
You do not know how to start and you need an expert.
Your current link acquisition has no quality control and no clear plan.
You have a new website without links, or a domain with history where the profile needs developing further.

Another step is a better fit when

Technical problems block access to pages. Choose technical SEO.
The target pages do not yet have sufficient quality. Deal with content and architecture.
The strategy and the role of the pages are not clear. Start with SEO strategy.
You want a fixed number of links or rankings promised in advance. I do not offer that.

Questions about link building

Clear answers before a company needlessly risks its budget and its reputation.

Do you sell link packages?

Can you audit existing backlinks?

Do you commit to better rankings?

Do you work with PR and content teams?

Do you acquire the links yourself?

How is ongoing link building reported?

How does the budget for external placements work?

How much does link building cost?

Send me a link to your website and the competitors you want to compare.

That is enough for a first read on the authority gap. I will explain whether domain authority is really the brake and which pages are worth supporting with new links.

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