Link Building Company

[BrightSparke]

Hello All:

I run a PPC/website design company (adwords-magic.biz) but do not offer a link building service (and don't want to get into this myself).

However, many of my clients are asking if I can provide this and so I'm looking to partner with someone who provides a QUALITY link building service.

Thought I'd found a company, but they let me down on only the second project.

If anyone knows of a QUALITY UK-based company that provides this service I'd be grateful if they could contact me on [email protected].

I understand a UK-based company may outsource aspects of the project to an offshore company, however, the initial research, keyword target list, etc. I want to be done by a local company with a proven track record.

Kind Regards, Peter Astley-Sparke

 

[VinceSamios]

I hate doing self sells - but I made an exception for you. Emailed....

 

[webpromoterservice]

Go to getafreelancer.com

There are many good link builders there and some are in the UK and US

 

[LianneF]

Go to getafreelancer.com

There are many good link builders there and some are in the UK and US

Have you actually used any that you can recommend as i've had a look and they all seem to be from India which i'm a bit skeptical about?

 

[paretowasright]

Peter,

I use a company in India with a UK based owner and have been lucky as they are very good and found them via a blue chip client of mine that they work with. I do all the keyword research and brief them very clearly on what anchor text I want/categories etc etc. I actually do some of their client social media marketing in return (blog seeding, article writing, twitter/facebook club management etc) so works well. There are some good companies on elance with good track records and just like e-bay you are only as good as your last sale so keeps them honest!

 

[barginboyrob]

I do linkbuilding and would love to speak more about your proposal

 

[EmployEasily HR Services]

I do linkbuilding and would love to speak more about your proposal

Drop me a PM barginbob - I'm looking to build backlinks to our site and have a very. very clear set of objectives in mind.

 

[officeruler1]

Anyone can do link building you need to make sure you get someone who gets you links with relevant sites who has patience

 

[paretowasright]

Very true you just need someone who knows what they are doing hence why I outsource it to India at lower labour rates. Luckily I have someone I trust but have heard a few horror stories too!

 

[Toni Anicic]

Be careful with link building It can't really be done white-hat way (http://inchoo.net/online-marketing/white-hat-seo-link-building-campaign-is-impossible/).

 

[paretowasright]

Nice little back link for you there Tony
Yes agree with what you are saying and that's why social media seed blogging etc done in the right way is also helpful.
I have people who specialise in various industries who do all that stuff so a beauty blogger for that industry, a football fan for football blogging/commenting etc etc.

 

[LibertyMarketing]

Not sure if you are still looking to partner with someone, if so then link building is one of the main services that we provide. We build links ourselves and never outsource.

I am pleased to say that because we've been doing it for years and know how to please the search engines we've had some fantastic results for clients, including top 5 placements on Google for very competitive keywords, such as "buy to let mortgages" and "xxl clothing".

Let me know if you are interested in talking further.

 

[Annoying Donkey]

Liberty,

Just visited your link in your signature and get a heading with menus, and no content. Perhaps you should test your website in other browsers

Firefox 3 on Linux here...

 

[LibertyMarketing]

Strange, works for me in all browsers. I'll get in touch with my web developers, thanks for the heads up.

 

[justinmarch]

Nice little back link for you there Tony

made me laugh

If it comes to link building not being white hat as it's not natural then neither is on page SEO and we may as well all pack up and go home.

 

[paretowasright]

Justin,

Glad someone appreciates my sarcasm and sharp wit

 

[justinmarch]

http://inchoo.net/online-marketing/white-hat-seo-link-building-campaign-is-impossible/

am trying to decide if this was intended as link bait, if so mission accomplished

 

[Nancy123]

You can find in google with "outsource link building services", I believe you will be able to find lots of companies those are interesting to do link building for you.

 

[justinmarch]

You can find in google with "outsource link building services", I believe you will be able to find lots of companies those are interesting to do link building for you.

I agree with you Nancy but I think people are looking for recommendations in this instance, due to the nature of this part of the industry.

 

[paretowasright]

Nancy...where are you in Google for that search term as its a bit obscure?!

 

[Toni Anicic]

am trying to decide if this was intended as link bait, if so mission accomplished

It didn't get covered as much as I expected, actually

But it's not completely link bait, I really do believe that link building is never white-hat.

And yes, pointing out that link to my article made it soooo ironic

 

[justinmarch]

It didn't get covered as much as I expected, actually

But it's not completely link bait, I really do believe that link building is never white-hat.

And yes, pointing out that link to my article made it soooo ironic

It almost worked as I almost referred to it in another forum... oh well

If anything that's done with the search engines in mind is not white hat then that does not leave much left IMHO (title tags, keyword research etc). It would also include your article itself and your post and possibly even your membership of this forum.

What SEO do you consider to be pure white hat?

Would love to know....

 

[Toni Anicic]

On-site optimization IS white-hat (as long as you avoid obvious on-site manipulations). So, proper h and category structure within the site to secure better indexing is totally white-hat and Google even recommends it.

Once you start manipulating other websites in order to make your website rank higher, that's not fair play.

 

[justinmarch]

On-site optimization IS white-hat (as long as you avoid obvious on-site manipulations). So, proper h and category structure within the site to secure better indexing is totally white-hat and Google even recommends it.

Once you start manipulating other websites in order to make your website rank higher, that's not fair play.

But Toni it's all manipulation on some level, so how is one type OK and another not.

How does this sit with the earlier link through to your article, and your article itself, now not sure whether you are trying to goad me on purpose to get more people to look at your article.

I think you need to clarify what's so unfair about the whole business, perhaps with examples?

 

[Toni Anicic]

It's pretty simple to understand what Google allows you to do and what they don't: satisfy the user.

You can do on-site optimization to ensure search engines can find you, since Google wants to have as much content indexed as possible to serve to their users and make them happy.

Once you start building links on your own, you're having an unfair advantage over your competitors (assuming they do practice white-hat only) and users are getting your site higher in results, while the content they get did not deserve to be there. User gets mad, Google gets mad. User could have been served more relevant and better result instead.

If your content is good, it will eventually get the position it deserves in the search engine rankings naturally. People will link to it.

As explained in the article, links are votes. You can't go around and vote for yourself a lot of times and call it a fair thing (white-hat), because it's not. People need to recognize your website and decide for themselves if they are going to vote for you or not.

It's dead simple.

 

[justinmarch]

What was it about your earlier link that was white hat Toni?

 

[Toni Anicic]

What was it about your earlier link that was white hat Toni?

Nothing, it's a black hat link, why do you ask?

 

[justinmarch]

Nothing, it's a black hat link, why do you ask?

Why do you think?

 

[Nancy123]

Nancy...where are you in Google for that search term as its a bit obscure?!

Its not obscure search term for google, i cant show you the link now but if you simply search with outsource link building services then google showing 744,000 results.

 

[paretowasright]

Nancy there are only 5 global searches per day on that phrase so its very low and even you are number 1 in google you would only get approx 42% of them.

 

[justinmarch]

Nancy there are only 5 global searches per day on that phrase

It is the search numbers that count but am sure Nancy was simply making a point about people relying on the forums and not searching the net.

 

[paretowasright]

It is the search numbers that count but am sure Nancy was simply making a point about people relying on the forums and not searching the net.

Sorry Nancy/Justin I misunderstood.

 

[justinmarch]

No problem, personally I think all searches should start with the words "Justin March" but I am in the minority...

 

[paretowasright]

I won't bother running that search term through my SEO computermabomb!
We ave liftoff...simples!