Link Building Service
Backlinks inside existing, relevant content.
Niche edits place your backlink inside an existing article on a relevant website. Choose the DR and organic traffic level that fits your campaign, or let us recommend a mix based on your site and budget.
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Niche edits let you add links to already-published pages. They're useful on their own and can complement guest posts and other link types in a broader campaign.
Your backlink is added to an article that’s already published.
The link sits inside content relevant to the target page.
Choose the level that matches the campaign and budget.
No new article needs to be written. Typical delivery is 3–7 days.
Choose a DR and traffic level based on your campaign and budget. We'll source a relevant opportunity within the selected range and manually review the placement before it goes live.
Send us your site and budget. We'll compare your backlink profile with competitors and suggest how we'd split the budget.
Not every campaign needs the same backlink mix. Some sites need more referring domains. Others need stronger placements pointing to important commercial pages. Competitive niches may need a larger share of higher-DR, higher-traffic websites.
That's why we offer several DR and traffic levels instead of one fixed package. Choose placements yourself or let us build the mix around your site and budget.
Examples from completed orders, with Ahrefs DR and organic traffic metrics.
Metrics sourced from Ahrefs and may change over time. DR = Domain Rating. Traffic = estimated monthly organic visits.
Select DR, traffic level and quantity.
Add URLs, anchors and notes — or send them later.
We review the requirements and available placements.
The approved link is delivered in your report.
Existing article
You already know the target page and want links from relevant existing content.
New article
You want a new article built around a specific topic, keyword, or landing page.
You don't have to choose one. Many ongoing campaigns use both depending on the backlink profile, target pages, competitors, and budget.
Niche edits, also called link insertions, add backlinks to articles that are already published. They are commonly used alongside guest posts, forum links, and other placements to build referring domain diversity and support important pages.
Selection should consider both measurable criteria and relevance. We look at DR, organic traffic, the actual article, topic, target page, anchor, and the existing backlink profile — not just a DR threshold.
Clients can order individual placements by DR and traffic level, but larger campaigns may use a mix of price levels. Not every backlink needs to be a premium placement. A DR10+ link serves a different purpose than a DR50+ link, and both can have a place in the same profile depending on the campaign.
For clients running ongoing link-building campaigns, we can analyze competitors and the existing backlink profile before recommending the mix of niche edits, guest posts, and community links. See real outcomes in our case studies, or explore niche-specific bundles in our link building packages.
A niche edit, also called a link insertion, is a backlink added to an existing article. The link is placed inside relevant content rather than publishing a completely new guest post.
No link-building method is completely risk-free. We manually review potential placements and focus on relevant websites and articles rather than approving sites only because they meet a DR threshold.
Usually yes, because a new article doesn't need to be written and published. Typical delivery is 3–7 days, although publisher response times can vary.
Yes. Clients can provide preferred anchors. For ongoing campaigns, we can also recommend anchors based on the current backlink profile and target pages.
It depends on the current backlink profile, competitors, target pages, and budget. Not every link needs to be DR50–60+. Clients can order a specific level or ask us to recommend a mix.
No. We can check whether a page is accessible and indexed when evaluating it, but indexing is controlled by search engines and can change over time.
Placements are intended to remain live, but third-party websites are outside our permanent control. If a placement is removed within the coverage period, contact us and we'll replace it.
Choose your DR and traffic level and add the placements you need.