What is white-hat link building?
It is earning links that a site owner chooses to give because the link genuinely helps their readers: relevant outreach, resource and association pages, accurate citations and reclaimed mentions. It avoids link farms, private blog networks and automated schemes that break search engine guidelines and can get a site penalized.
How much does link building cost?
Links and citations are part of our monthly retainer, which runs from $599 to $2,799 a month. When you need more capacity than your tier allows, we scope a dedicated campaign after a free consultation and quote it in writing. We price by the work, not by a promised number of links.
Can you guarantee a domain authority score or rankings?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Domain scores are third-party estimates, not something Google uses, and rankings depend on many factors outside anyone's control. We commit to white-hat work and a monthly report listing every link and citation we earned.
How is this different from Press & Authority?
Press & Authority is a professionally written release distributed across news networks, best for a launch or milestone. Link building is steady monthly work on links specific to your niche and city, like outreach, resource pages, citations and reclaimed links. They work best together.
What are local citations, and why do they matter?
Citations are listings of your business name, address and phone number on directories and data sources. Consistent citations help customers and search engines trust that your details are right, which supports how you show up in local results and on maps.
How long does link building take to work?
Links compound over months, not weeks. Some fixes, like reclaiming lost links and correcting citations, can help sooner, while outreach builds steadily. We will not promise a date; we show you every month what was earned.