Backlinks
Build authority around what you publish.
A managed link-building campaign: editorial placements on relevant sites that point at your channel or a specific video, so search engines have more paths to it.
Delivery 14–60 days · No account connection
How this is delivered
We pitch and place links on real sites with real audiences, chosen for topical relevance rather than volume. Every placement is a page a person could reasonably arrive on. This is a discovery and SEO service, run alongside promotion rather than as part of it.
Backlinks influence how findable a page is in search. They are not a ranking guarantee: no service controls Google's or YouTube's results, and anyone promising a position is describing something they cannot deliver.
Placements you can check
Every campaign ends with a list of live URLs. You can open each one and see the page your link sits on.
Relevance over volume
Sites are chosen for topical fit with what you publish. A large number of unrelated links is easy to buy and worth very little.
No ranking promises
We do not control search results and will not price a campaign as though we do. What we sell is the placement work.
How a campaign is run
What a placement has to clear
Link building is mostly a question of where the links go. These are the criteria a site has to meet before we place on it, and they are why a campaign takes weeks rather than hours.
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A real site with a real audience
Pages that exist only to hold links — private blog networks, expired domains rebuilt for the purpose, directories nobody reads — are excluded. The test is whether a person could plausibly arrive on the page for its own sake.
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Topical relevance to what you publish
Placements are sourced against your subject rather than from a general pool. A link from a site covering your field carries context that a link from an unrelated one does not.
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Anchor text planned per target URL
A natural mix across the campaign — the channel name, the video title, plain URLs and descriptive phrases. Repeating one commercial phrase across every placement is the pattern search engines are most alert to.
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Paced across the campaign window
Links are placed over weeks, not in a single batch. That is why the delivery windows here are longer than on the promotion services, and it is deliberate.
9 backlinks packages
Campaigns typically run from a handful of placements up to several hundred. Pick a ready-made size or name your own. These are convenient stopping points on one continuous price ladder, not the only sizes available — larger campaigns price lower per backlink, and a custom amount is charged at the same rates.
Campaign outcomes are estimates and can vary based on targeting, audience, content, platform conditions and campaign performance.
A package is a number of placements we work to secure across the campaign window, not a ranking outcome. Backlinks affect how findable a page is in search; they are one input among many, and no service — ours included — controls where Google or YouTube place a result.
Questions
About backlinks
- Will this make my video rank on Google or YouTube?
- We cannot promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Backlinks are one of many signals search engines use, and the rest — the content itself, competition for the term, how each platform weighs its own signals — sits outside any agency's control. What a campaign gives you is referring domains that did not previously exist.
- What do I actually receive?
- A report listing every live placement: the page URL, the site it sits on, the anchor text used and the date it went live. You can check each one yourself.
- Can I point links at a video rather than my channel?
- Yes. A campaign takes a video, a Short or a channel URL, and larger packages can be split across more than one target page.
- How is this different from the promotion services?
- It is different work entirely. Promotion buys placement on YouTube's advertising surfaces and is measured in views, hours, likes and subscribers. A backlink campaign is outreach and placement on other websites, and is measured in links. They are sold separately because they are separate services.
- Why does it take so long?
- Because placements are pitched to real sites rather than posted automatically, and because pacing them across weeks is part of doing it properly. A campaign that could deliver a thousand links in a day is doing neither.
