PR Backlinks from Trusted Media — Not Link Farms

Yes, you’ll need to be ‘PR-ready’:

• Well-optimised website.

• A spokesperson we can use for expert comments.

• Be open-minded about content.

• Have the budget and patience (it takes a few months to deliver links).
  
  When chatting with our team on our initial discovery call we’ll establish whether we’re the right fit for each other.
  
  After our call, if we think we can help, we'll send you a proposal with a plan for your brand and next steps.

Book in chat and if we think we’d be a good fit for each other, we’ll create a plan for you and share a link for you to sign-up.

Nothing at all! We help you secure organic media coverage - no paid placements here.

No - just sit back and we’ll deliver the links.

We’d rather show you than tell you!

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We provide real-time media monitoring, so you’ll receive instant notifications when we secure you each link.

Link building is a long-term SEO strategy, and results depend on factors like your industry, competition, and existing domain authority. Most clients see an improvement in organic traffic, search rankings, and domain authority within 3 to 6 months, but high-quality backlinks continue to add value over time

We secure high-authority, relevant, and trustworthy websites across a variety of industries, including news publications, niche blogs, and authoritative online magazines. Our focus is on editorial backlinks, meaning your links come from real, high-quality content on reputable sites.

We don’t offer pre-approval of pitches. Speed is key in PR—journalists receive a flood of pitches, and we want yours to be among the first they see. That said, we always focus on securing high-quality, relevant backlinks from authoritative sites in your industry. Our approach ensures natural, editorial links that provide long-term SEO value and credibility.

No, sorry. Journalists decide on the anchor text themselves. In most cases, they’ll use a branded anchor (your business name or personal name).

We start pitching right away, but journalists work on their own schedules, and some sites have longer editorial processes. While we aim to secure placements as quickly as possible, the timeline is ultimately in their hands. That said, sometimes links land sooner—but we can’t guarantee it.

Yes, we guarantee a minimum Average Domain Rating (DR) of 70.

These links include a mix of Follow and No Follow (nofollow) links — and we charge for both, because both are genuinely high-value.

While dofollow links are often seen as more desirable, Google now treats nofollow as a “hint”, not a rule — meaning even nofollow links can still pass value, especially when they come from trusted editorial media sources. Our placements appear in real articles on sites like Forbes, USA Today, The Sun, and Business Insider, which Google already views as credible and authoritative.

It’s important to note: these are not sponsored or guest post links, which provide little SEO benefit and increasingly come with risk. Sponsored and guest post links should be marked as "sponsored", which Google treats just like "nofollow" — but many sites fail to disclose them properly. When that happens, Google may penalise the linking site and the one being linked to, damaging your domain’s authority.

Our links, by contrast, are earned through editorial inclusion — not payment for placement. They’re safe, natural, and exactly the kind of link Google rewards over time.

👉 That’s why top SEO agencies across the US, UK, and Canada white-label our media link service for their own clients. These links are in high demand — because they’re credible, effective, and safe.

Syndicated articles with links: We’ll count one link (regardless of dofollow or nofollow) from syndicated content toward your order. Any additional versions will only count if they are dofollow.

Most links will point to your homepage—that’s typically how journalists link when quoting sources.

Yes - we can white label this service.