Link building services that earn links from sites people read.

Digital PR is earning coverage and links from online publications by giving journalists something worth covering: original data, expert commentary or a timely angle on the news. For SEO it's the most reliable way to build editorial links at scale. It also puts your brand in front of real readers, which paid links never do.

Link building runs as a monthly retainer, priced on the work rather than per link: campaign scope, how much original data or design is involved and how competitive your industry's coverage is. Be wary of fixed prices per link, which usually mean paid placements on sites that exist to sell them.

First placements usually land 4–8 weeks into a campaign. Ranking effects take longer, often 3–6 months, because Google has to crawl the linking pages and authority builds as links accumulate. Editorial links keep working long after the campaign that earned them.

Paid links that pass ranking value break Google's spam policies, and the sites that sell them are exactly what its systems are built to spot. At best the links are ignored, and at worst they trigger a manual action. We don't buy, trade or rent links, or use private blog networks.

We don't promise a fixed number, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Editorial coverage depends on the story and the news cycle, so some months bring several strong placements and others bring one. What we commit to is the work, and you see every pitch and result in the log.

An expert who can comment quickly, any internal data you're willing to share and fast approval on pitches. Proprietary data makes the strongest stories, but public datasets work too. Slow approvals are the most common reason a reactive pitch misses the news cycle.

Yes, links remain one of the ways Google judges which pages to trust, and independent mentions are a large part of how AI assistants decide which brands to recommend. What's changed is that quality and relevance count far more than volume.

Yes, with extra care. Health journalists want credible sources, so we build campaigns around your clinicians' expertise and verifiable data, and your clinical team reviews every claim before it's pitched. Coverage on respected health and news sites also strengthens trust signals on medical topics.

An unlinked mention is an article that names your brand, product or people without linking to you. Asking the author to add the link is one of the quickest wins in link building, because the editorial decision to mention you has already been made.