Authority Google recognises
A link from a serious site in your trade is a vote of confidence. These votes are what put a good page ahead of an equivalent one.
Link building
Link building: the right links to your site, found through data
Your site is cited by the sites Google and AI tools take seriously in your trade and in your countries. We read in bulk who links to your competitors but not to you, we list your site wherever it is relevant, and every link won or lost is tracked.
What you gain
Cited where AI tools read
AI tools rely on sources they consider reliable. Being cited in the directories, comparisons and media of your sector gets you in.
Links that bring clients
An agency directory, a partner page or a company listing also bring visits from people looking for a provider, not just rankings.
Your links under watch
Links won, links lost, dubious links: every month you know what moves, and we react before it costs rankings.
Who it is for
- Your pages are good, but less useful competitors rank ahead of you on Google.
- Your site is young, and almost no site talks about you yet.
- You receive offers of “cheap links”, and you do not know which ones are safe.
What you receive
- An audit of your current links: sites citing you, anchors, links won, lost and dubious.
- The gap with your competitors: sites that cite several of them, but not you.
- A list of targets ranked by relevance, by country and by language.
- Listing your site on the company profiles and serious directories of your trade.
- Spotting broken links on other sites that one of your pages can replace.
- Link requests to the partners, suppliers and tools you already use.
- A monthly report of links won and lost, against your competitors.
- And much more: everything our link readings make possible, depending on your market.
How it goes
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Audit
We read your links and your competitors’, in bulk and dated.
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Targets
We rank the sites that matter in your trade and your countries.
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Listings
Profiles, directories and partners: free links first.
Tracking
Every month, new targets, links won and lost.
Our method: a system, not one more tool
1. Collect in bulk
Tens of thousands of searches, rankings and AI answers read automatically, for every country, city, language and topic of your services and products.
2. Sort with AI
Several AI models group this data by intent, spot opportunities and filter out noise. What a team would take weeks to read is sorted in a few hours.
3. Decide with an expert
A specialist reads the result, settles the priorities and sets the strategy with you. AI prepares, people decide.
4. Produce and check
Pages, campaigns, replies and reports come out of automated pipelines, checked by sample before publication, then measured every week to adjust course.
Frequently asked questions
Why do links still matter?
Because Google still uses them to judge how much it trusts a site, and AI tools draw their answers from sources cited elsewhere. With equal content, the better cited site ranks ahead.
Free or paid links?
Free ones first: company profiles, serious directories, partners, suppliers, content others cite. Paid ones next, only when they are worth their price: a sponsored article in a media outlet of your sector, a paid directory where your clients really look. A paid link is marked as sponsored, according to Google’s rules.
Do you sell site networks or links in bulk?
No. Networks of sites built to sell links and links bought in bulk are what Google penalises. A link we could not show a client, we do not build.
How many links per month?
We do not promise a number. One link from the right site in your trade is worth more than fifty unrelated ones. The monthly report shows what was won, and from where.
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