Same topic
The website and article must cover a topic closely related to the page we want people to visit.
How we choose
Five checks before an opportunity reaches you.
We do not sell an unchecked list. We decide whether the article, your page and the suggested mention genuinely belong together.
Real visibility and traffic
We check whether the page is currently visible in search and appears to receive visitors.
Natural fit
The mention must help the reader. If it feels forced around a link, we reject it.
Useful next page
The page we link to must answer the reader's next question.
Manual review
A senior specialist checks the page, surrounding article and reason for the mention before it reaches you.
Our research list
More than 1,000 websites to research. Every recommendation is checked.
Our list covers more than 1,000 software and editorial websites. We narrow it by topic, current availability and each publisher's rules.
We show enough information to understand each recommendation. We do not publish our full source list.
What mattersRelevant first
Topic, real visibility and a natural reason to be mentioned
Third-party scores can help with research. They never replace a manual check of the website and article.What you receive
A clear reason for every recommended opportunity.
You receive the plan, shortlist, suggested angle, publisher response and live URL where approved.
Campaign plan
The pages to promote, relevant topics, exclusions and the type of article that would fit.
Reviewed shortlist
A list of relevant opportunities and a clear reason why each one fits.
Suggested angle
The page, article angle and natural reason for the publisher to consider the mention.
Clear status
Publisher response, any required label, the live URL and what happened after publication.
What we cannot promise
No shortcuts and no hidden guarantees.
Relevant mentions can support search and brand growth. They cannot force a publisher to accept an article or Google to improve a ranking.
Publisher approval
A candidate is an opportunity, not inventory. Every placement remains subject to the publisher’s independent editorial decision.
Labels and link settings
The publisher controls the wording and may require a sponsored or nofollow label.
Placement and continuity
Placement, timing and continued publication are never guaranteed. Publishers may update, move or remove content.
Google and rankings
Google decides what it finds and ranks, so traffic and ranking changes cannot be guaranteed.
Start with the right page
Show us the pages you want to strengthen.
We will tell you whether this work suits those pages before we price it.