Niche-aware campaign planning
Industry Link Building
Build around your vertical, audience and target market — then choose the route that fits: new content placements, existing-page links or Digital PR coverage.
Example verticals
Choose the market you compete in
Each page explains the likely opportunities and constraints for that vertical. Specific publisher fit and availability are confirmed for the individual campaign.
iGaming Link Building
Sports, betting and gaming campaigns with careful topic, market and compliance review.
Explore routeFinance Link Building
Authority-focused campaigns for finance, fintech, investing and personal finance brands.
Explore routeSaaS Link Building
Relevant placements for B2B software, tools, technology and subscription businesses.
Explore routeE-commerce Link Building
Editorial support for product, category, comparison and commercial content.
Explore routeReal Estate Link Building
Local and national campaigns for agents, property platforms and developers.
Explore routeTravel Link Building
Relevant content and publisher research for destinations, bookings and travel brands.
Explore routeCrypto Link Building
Carefully scoped campaigns for blockchain, Web3, exchange and DeFi projects.
Explore routeOur approach
Industry context without overpromising
A vertical label is only useful when it changes how the campaign is researched, briefed and reviewed.
Relevance first
We assess the topic, audience and target market before treating a domain metric as useful.
Service matched to the goal
Use Blogger Outreach for new content, Link Inserts for existing pages, or Digital PR for mentions and earned coverage.
Compliance-aware briefs
For regulated or sensitive topics, requirements are discussed before work begins. This is review, not a legal or ranking guarantee.
Clear availability
Specific publishers, pages, attributes and timelines are confirmed for the campaign rather than assumed from a category label.
Agency-ready delivery
White-label reporting and dashboard workflows help teams manage work across multiple clients.
No ranking promises
Placements support a broader SEO strategy; they do not guarantee rankings, traffic or AI citations.
Three core routes
Match the service to the goal
New content placements
Blogger Outreach
Create a relevant article around the target page.
Learn moreExisting content placements
Link Inserts
Add a contextual link to relevant indexed content.
Learn moreMedia, mentions and earned coverage
Digital PR
Build brand visibility through journalist outreach, expert commentary and campaigns.
Learn morePractical answers
Industry link building FAQs
What is industry-specific link building?
It is a campaign planned around the subject, audience, market and constraints of a particular vertical. The industry affects publisher relevance, content angles, review requirements and the service route we recommend.
Which industries do you cover?
The example routes currently cover iGaming, finance, SaaS, e-commerce, real estate, travel and crypto. We can review other industries through a written brief rather than assuming availability.
Are industry placements guaranteed to be on industry-specific websites?
No. A relevant publisher or article is assessed case by case. Industry-specific planning improves the brief and screening process, but a category page is not a guarantee of a particular publication or topical environment.
Which service should I choose?
Blogger Outreach is for new article placements, Link Inserts are for relevant existing content, and Digital PR is for brand mentions, journalist outreach, expert commentary and campaign-led coverage.
Do you guarantee compliance or rankings?
No. We can work to compliance requirements supplied in the brief and flag constraints for discussion, but legal compliance, search rankings, traffic and AI citations cannot be guaranteed by a link placement.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing depends on the service, publisher tier, target market, niche complexity, volume and any approval requirements. Use the main pricing page for standard tier pricing and contact us for a written assessment.
Can agencies use this as a white-label service?
Yes. Agencies can use the core services, dashboard and white-label reports for client campaigns. Keep the client brief, target URLs and approval requirements separated for each account.
What if my industry is not listed?
Send the website, market, niche and campaign goal through the contact form. We will confirm whether the service is suitable and what can realistically be sourced before you order.
Need a route for another industry?
Send a brief with your website, market, niche and campaign goal. We will confirm the suitable service, constraints and pricing in writing.
Send a brief