SEO
Links from relevant sites that give Google reasons to trust yours.
The essentials
Links from other sites are still one of the signals Google uses to judge a page's authority. But they don't all count the same: a link from a relevant site in your sector is worth more than dozens of directories nobody reads.
We earn links with useful content, relationships and real opportunities, without schemes that could put your site at risk.
What we do
01
Which links you have, which help and which could be a risk.
02
Sites, publications and partners relevant to your sector and market.
03
Guides, data and resources that give other sites a reason to cite you.
04
Link requests, unlinked mentions recovered and a report on what was secured.
How we work
1
Current links, risks and gaps against competitors.
2
Relevant sites, publications and partners.
3
Content and resources other sites want to cite.
4
Requests, follow-up and a list of links secured.
Platforms and tools
Every month, compared with the previous period.
Case study · Skincare, e-commerce (Norway)
A Shopify store built from scratch, with website, SEO, social media, ads and measurement working together for a Norwegian skincare brand.
+205%
orders
Black Week 2025 vs 1–22 Nov 2025
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FAQ
We don't run bulk link-buying schemes. We prefer earned links that don't put your site at risk.
It depends on the sector and the opportunities. We prefer a few relevant links over many worthless ones.
We go for editorial links, which tend to stay. We don't control third-party sites, but we track the ones that drop.
Yes, when the site is relevant and has real readers.
Tell us the context and we'll come back with the next steps.