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Backlink services that respect policy lines, so you can build links without guesswork

People worry about the same things when they buy links: spam, weird anchor text, sites that look off-topic, and a link profile that moves too fast. This page explains how we reduce risk with relevance checks, link attribute tracking, anchor planning, and transparent delivery.

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Related reading: dofollow vs nofollow • link schemes • anchor text

Risk control, without fear talk

Links get risky when they are off-topic, placed on sites built for selling links, or paired with aggressive anchor text. We reduce risk with screening, pacing, and documentation you can check.

Relevance first

We match the referring page topic to your target page topic, so the link makes sense in context. This reduces footprint risk and improves the chance that the link helps rankings.

Internal support: topical relevance

Anchor planning

We plan brand, URL, topical, and partial-match anchors so the profile looks natural. We avoid repeating the same money anchors across many referring domains.

Internal support: anchor text strategy

Link velocity and pacing

We build at a pace your site can handle, based on existing referring domains and how competitive your pages are. Sudden spikes are one of the easiest ways to look unnatural.

Internal support: link velocity

Transparency you can verify

You should never have to trust a screenshot. We deliver the live URL, target page, anchor used, link type, and the link attribute when available, including nofollow, sponsored, and UGC tags.

What you get on delivery

  • Live link URL, placement page, and your target page.
  • Anchor text used and link placement type (guest post, niche edit, resource, editorial).
  • Link attribute notes: dofollow, nofollow, sponsored, UGC when visible.
See: link building reporting

What we track (so you can spot issues early)

  • Referring domains and how many unique sites are linking.
  • Anchor distribution and repetitive patterns.
  • Link context and topic fit for the page hosting your link.
Related: backlink profile and referring domains

Policies and boundaries

This is where we draw lines so your link profile stays clean. If a request increases risk or looks like a shortcut, we will say no and suggest a safer route.

What we do and what we avoid Clear rules help you plan links without surprises.

We build contextual links

Guest posts, niche edits, resource links, and editorial placements when the topic match is real.

We avoid spam blasts

No automated link drops, no comment spam, no forum profile spam, no link farms, no PBN networks sold as “authority”.

We track link attributes

We document dofollow, nofollow, sponsored, and UGC when visible and we keep the mix natural.

We avoid forced anchors

We do not push exact-match anchors at scale. Brand and topical anchors usually work better and look safer.

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FAQ on safe link building

These are the questions people ask when they want backlinks but do not want problems later.

Are paid backlinks safe?
They can be risky when the placements are spammy, off-topic, or pushed with aggressive anchor text. Safer link building focuses on relevance, natural anchor mix, and clear delivery with live URLs.
Do you do PBN links?
No. We focus on real sites where the link fits the topic. If a site exists mainly to sell links, it usually shows patterns that can create headaches later.
What does transparent reporting include?
Live URL, placement type, target page, anchor text used, and link attribute notes when visible. That makes it easy to verify each link in a browser.
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