Manual digital PR that earns editorial links on sites your buyers actually read. No PBNs, no link farms, no paid placements — every link on the record, disclosable to legal, procurement, and the board.
Now you pay twice: once for the links, again for the disavow cleanup. The vendor moved on. The risk stayed on your domain — where the next core update can find it.
Ten thousand templated emails a month, sent in your name. Every editor in your category has already flagged the pattern — and quietly filed your brand next to it.
Links pointed at pages that don't matter, with anchors that don't help. Authority parked at the homepage instead of routed to the pages that convert. Metric theater, not strategy.
If your link profile can't survive a legal review or a due-diligence pass, it isn't an asset — it's exposure. Enterprise link building has to hold up in a data room.
Data stories, expert commentary, and reactive newsjacking — pitched one journalist at a time, by people who read the publication before emailing it.
Original research, benchmarks, calculators, and indexes — assets that keep earning links for years, instead of placements that expire with the invoice.
DR floor, real organic-traffic floor, human editorial staff, no link-selling fingerprints. About 7 in 100 prospect sites clear the bar. The bar is the product.
Anchor distribution modeled against the SERP leaders for each target page — branded-heavy, natural, never over-optimized into a footprint.
Authority routed deliberately: a planned mix of tiers pointed at priority money pages, not sprayed at the homepage to inflate a dashboard.
Every placement logged with URL, DR, organic traffic, anchor, and how it was earned. A link list you can hand to legal — or a diligence team — without flinching.
Your profile versus the SERP leaders: toxic links flagged for disavow, gaps sized by target page, and an anchor plan you approve before outreach starts. If there's PBN damage, you'll know its cost in week one.
The data asset gets built and the story angles get pressure-tested. Media lists compiled by beat and byline — journalists who cover your category, not a scraped CSV of "webmasters."
Manual pitching begins; placements land weekly. Every link is vetted against the editorial standards before it counts toward anything — a placement that fails vetting doesn't make the report or the invoice.
Full disclosure report: every placement, anchor movement versus plan, and ranking deltas on target pages. Next quarter's campaigns are queued before this one closes — link velocity should never idle.
A 30-minute call with a senior strategist. Bring your hardest growth question — leave with a sized plan.