SEO Service · Links
I do not sell links. I audit the profile you have, remove what is damaging it, find the domains linking to your competitors and not to you, and give you a target list with the angle for each one. Nothing here risks a penalty.
No purchased links, no networks, no bulk directories. Ever.
Link profile
340 referring domains analysedComposition
Editorial 116 Business & partner 99 Low-value directory 64 Flagged 61
61 domains flagged. Same-IP footprint across 43 of them, plus exact-match anchor text on 78% — consistent with a purchased package rather than natural linking.
Linking to competitors, not to you
outdoorgearlab.example
links to 3 competitors · review roundup
DR 74
Reachable
hikingclub.example.org
links to 2 competitors · resource page
DR 51
Reachable
trailmagazine.example
mentions you already · no link
DR 63
Easy win
Symptoms
Authority is real and it does move rankings. The problem is that it is the one factor you cannot simply build yourself, which is why a whole industry exists to sell shortcuts — and why so many sites carry damage from a provider they hired three years ago.
The work here is unglamorous: understand what you already have, remove what is hurting, and pursue the small number of links that are genuinely obtainable and genuinely worth something.
The position
Everything on this list violates Google’s link spam policies. They work for a while, which is exactly the problem — the site owner sees results, renews, and the correction arrives eighteen months later when the provider is long gone.
You are the one left with the domain. That asymmetry is the whole reason this list exists, and the reason my prices look higher than a link package.
Not offered, at any price
Scope
Two halves: cleaning up what you have, and identifying what is genuinely obtainable next.
01
Every referring domain classified by type and quality, so you finally know what you are carrying and where it came from.
02
Identifying footprints that indicate purchased links: shared IPs, identical anchor patterns, sudden acquisition spikes, dead networks.
03
Natural profiles are mostly brand and URL anchors. A profile that is 70% exact-match commercial anchors is a signal, and not a good one.
04
Google ignores most low-quality links automatically. The file is prepared where there is a manual action or a genuine paid-link footprint — not as routine.
05
Every domain linking to competitors and not to you, filtered to the ones you could realistically approach.
06
Publications that already name your brand without linking. The highest conversion rate in link acquisition, and almost nobody checks.
07
Pages that exist to list businesses like yours: association directories, supplier lists, local and industry resources.
08
What about your business is actually newsworthy or citable — data, a survey, a strong opinion. The honest way to earn links at scale.
09
The authority you already have, distributed properly. Free, entirely within your control, and consistently the most neglected part of link work.
10
The specific angle and message for each target, written so you or your team can send them without sounding like a mass mailing.
Deliverables
A clear picture of your profile, and a finite list of things to do next — with the reason attached to each one.
Every referring domain classified, with the risky ones flagged and the reason for each flag stated plainly.
What to remove, what to leave alone, and a disavow file prepared only if the evidence justifies one.
Reachable domains with authority, the contact route, and the specific reason each one might link to you.
Written per target type, in your voice, so the first email does not read like the hundred others that editor received.
How it works
Chasing new links while a damaged profile sits underneath is expensive and slow. The order matters.
01
Full profile pulled and classified, with risk footprints identified and evidenced.
Days one to two
02
Removal requests where practical, disavow prepared only where the evidence supports it.
Days three to four
03
Competitor gaps, unlinked mentions and resource pages filtered down to what is realistically reachable.
Days four to five
04
You or your team run the outreach with the angles and templates provided, and new links get monitored.
Ongoing
Packages
You are buying a diagnosis and a plan, not a quantity of links. The fee is credited in full against your first month if you go on to a plan.
Profile audit
€59one-off
Find out what you are carrying — particularly if someone built links for you before.
Your profile · 1 competitor · 3 days
Written report. No video or call.
Link strategy
€99one-off
The audit plus a finite list of links you can realistically go and earn.
3 competitors · 25+ targets · 5 days
Best fit for most sites.
Recovery & PR plan
€149one-off
For sites carrying real damage, or ready to earn links properly rather than one at a time.
5 competitors · 50+ targets · 8 days
Manual action recovery quoted separately.
Plenty of sites are held back by indexation or thin content rather than by authority, and buying links would not have fixed either. If the audit shows your profile is fine and the ceiling is elsewhere, I will say so and point you at the service that actually applies — even though it is a smaller invoice.
The other five
Authority amplifies a page that already deserves to rank. It cannot rescue one that does not.
Crawling, indexation and the architecture underneath everything.
Learn more →Pages worth linking to in the first place.
Learn more →Making each page the clearest answer to its query.
Learn more →Which terms need authority, and which do not.
Learn more →Core Web Vitals and a checkout that doesn’t lose the sale.
Learn more →FAQ
I find them and tell you exactly how to get them. I do not run outreach campaigns at volume, and I would be sceptical of any solo consultant at these prices who claims to. Real editorial outreach is slow, personal work — it belongs with someone who knows your business and can speak for it.
What I give you is the finite list, the contact route, the angle for each one and the templates. Most clients find that is the hard part; sending twenty emails is not.
Probably less than you fear. Google ignores most low-quality links automatically rather than penalising for them, so a handful of bad directories is usually not the problem. What does cause trouble is a clear paid-link footprint at scale, or an actual manual action in Search Console. The audit tells you which situation you are in, and that alone is worth the €59 if you have been worrying about it.
Most sites never need to. Google has been consistent that the disavow tool is for manual actions and cases where you know links were paid for or otherwise manipulative. Using it casually can remove links that were helping you. I prepare a file when the evidence supports it and tell you plainly when it does not.
It is not a quantity question, which is exactly why link packages are sold by quantity. Ten links from sites your customers actually read will do more than five hundred from anywhere else. The gap analysis shows what your competitors have that you do not, which is a far more useful target than a number.
There is a real version and a fake one. Writing genuinely for a publication your audience reads is legitimate and always has been. Paying a site that exists to sell placements is a link scheme, and those sites are identifiable — they have a “write for us” page, a price list, and no real readership. The strategy includes the first kind and never the second.
This is the slowest of the six services. Individual links need to be crawled and evaluated, and the effect compounds over months rather than appearing in weeks. Expect six months before a link programme shows clearly, which is another reason to fix technical and on-page issues first — those move faster and cost less.
That is precisely what the €59 audit is for. It ends with a plain verdict — no action needed, monitor, or clean up — with the evidence behind it. If the answer is that your profile is healthy, you have that in writing and you can stop thinking about links.
Next step
Every referring domain classified, risk footprints evidenced, and a plain verdict on whether anything needs doing. The fee is credited if you continue on a plan.