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Campaign brief
Share the target pages, niche, preferred anchors, service type, quality requirements and approximate volume.
Our Link Building Process
Follow each stage from campaign brief and publisher research to approval, execution, live-link verification and organized reporting.
Five clear stages
The exact route changes by service, but every campaign follows a controlled sequence that keeps research, approval and delivery responsibilities clear.
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Share the target pages, niche, preferred anchors, service type, quality requirements and approximate volume.
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We identify opportunities and review relevance, real activity, editorial standards and campaign fit.
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Your team reviews the recommended opportunity before content or placement execution begins.
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We coordinate the agreed article, edit or publisher communication according to the approved brief.
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The live placement is checked and returned with the campaign details your team needs to review it.
Timelines
Many pre-vetted opportunities can move within 2–7 business days after approval. Custom outreach, restricted niches, publisher revisions or new-content requirements may take longer.
A fast campaign is useful only when the placement still passes relevance and editorial review. We confirm the practical route before execution.
Publisher selection, article direction, content coordination, approval and live-placement verification.
View service →Existing-page research, contextual fit, anchor alignment, approval and final live-link review.
View service →Prospecting, qualification, publisher communication, opportunity review and campaign reporting.
View service →Process FAQs
Timing begins after we have a usable brief and your approval for the selected opportunity. Missing target pages, anchor direction or content requirements can pause the workflow.
Yes. Approval is a core stage of the process so your team can confirm the opportunity fits the campaign before execution.
No. That range commonly applies to suitable pre-vetted opportunities after approval. Custom outreach, regulated niches and publisher-side revisions may require additional time.