Templated pitches get ignored
Editors spot a copy-paste pitch instantly, which is why blast outreach lands reply rates in the low single digits. We research each blog and write the pitch for that editor — that is what gets a reply.
We run manual outreach campaigns that place your links on real blogs and publications in your niche. Every site is checked for organic traffic before we pitch, every placement is negotiated by hand, and you get a full report of what went live and where.
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Blogger outreach done properly avoids each of them. Here is what separates a link that lasts from one that gets ignored, devalued or penalised.
Editors spot a copy-paste pitch instantly, which is why blast outreach lands reply rates in the low single digits. We research each blog and write the pitch for that editor — that is what gets a reply.
A link on a site with no organic traffic passes almost nothing and can be devalued later. We only pitch blogs with real traffic and a genuine audience, and we check the numbers before we reach out.
Private blog networks and link farms can rank you fast and sink you later. Every link we place is on an independent editorial site, so there is nothing for an algorithm update to catch.
Prospecting, pitching and chasing replies can take a marketer most of the week for a handful of links. Hand the outreach to us and your team gets that time back while links keep landing.
Every link is a manual editorial placement. Price scales with the blog's domain rating and traffic — no retainers, no minimums.
Volume and managed-campaign pricing available — just ask.
Six services that cover the full outreach workflow. Run them as a managed campaign or pick the pieces you need.
We research blogs in your niche by hand and write each pitch for the specific editor — no automation, no spun templates. Slower than a blast campaign, and the reason editors actually reply.
hand-pitched · per-campaignFull guest posts on blogs with real organic traffic — topic agreed with the editor, content written to their guidelines, your link placed in context. We check each site's traffic and relevance before pitching.
written & placedContextual links added to existing articles that already rank and pull traffic. Often quicker than a guest post and stronger, since the page already has authority of its own.
contextual insertionsStory-led campaigns that earn coverage and links from publications and larger blogs. We build the angle, pitch the journalists, and turn the interest into placements.
story-led campaignsArticles written by people who know your subject and the blog's audience, to the publisher's standard. Each piece is written to be accepted on its own merits, with your link in context.
native-quality writingA full monthly programme — strategy, prospecting, outreach, placement and reporting — run as one managed service. You sign off the sites; we do the pitching and send a steady stream of live links.
managed monthlyFrom the first strategy call to live links and a transparent report — here is how a blogger outreach campaign runs with us.
Blogger outreach is often sold as a numbers game — send more emails, win more links. It does not work that way. Editors spot a templated pitch in seconds, and the sites that publish anything for anyone are the same sites that pass no value. The outreach that works comes down to research and relationships: finding the blogs that matter in your niche and pitching them something worth running.
That is how we run every campaign. We research prospects by hand, check each blog for real organic traffic and an active audience, and write every pitch for that specific site instead of blasting a list. When a placement lands, it is because the topic fit the blog — and the link sits in content people actually read.
Links earned this way hold up. Placements on independent blogs build topical authority and send referral traffic, and because none of it relies on a private network or an obvious paid-link footprint, there is nothing to unwind later. It is slower than buying links in bulk — and it is still working months after the cheap links have been devalued.
"The links read like normal editorial because that's what they are. They got us onto blogs we'd been chasing for a year."
Rachel Donovan, Head of Growth, Stackline
"What sold me was the vetting. Every site came with traffic numbers and a reason it fit our niche, so I wasn't signing off links blind."
James Whitfield, SEO Manager, Northwind SaaS
"They took the whole outreach load off my team. We sign off the sites, they do the pitching, and the report shows exactly what went live."
Aisha Rahman, Marketing Director, Brightline Health
"We white-label their outreach for our clients. The quality's consistent enough that I'm comfortable putting our name on it."
Carlos Mendez, Founder, Mendez Digital
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