Rohit Palit
Techtage.com
Artem (Linkshero) is a very witty person who has years of first-hand experience with SEO. He excels at white hat link building, even in the toughest of industries. He's strictly a white hat SEO who never pays for a link, meaning that his strategies are completely safe for any website.
Michael Pozdnev
Iwannabeablogger.com
If you need high-quality backlinks, then Artem (Linkshero) is your man! His inquisitive mind, the highest human and professional skills will help you increase your organic traffic. You can always rely on him, and I'm proud to be his friend and colleague. Hurry up to become his client, because he's already a link building superhero!
Hi!
Great to see you here.
If you were doing some research (or even tried some link building agencies already) before ending up here, at Linkshero, you would know that…
…a TRULY white hat service is hard to find.
Typically what you get from typical non-transparent vendors is a hidden PBN, paid links from irrelevant poor quality sites, Web 2.0s, blog commenting and other forms of spam.
Why Linkshero Is Different
100% White Hat
No Paid Links, Web 2.0s, Forums, PBNs…and, God forbid, blog comments.
5 Clients MAX
We are a premium service and only accept 5 clients at a time. No exceptions.
Real & Honest
We actually do what we say we do – see our process down below.
Custom
We will fit your requirements by providing a flexible campaign design.
With the Case Studies That Prove It
With Real Reviews That Prove It
Hey, I'm Artem
My name is Artem and I’m the face behind Linkshero.
I’m posting it here for some extra transparency.
You can reach me directly through our contact form & LinkedIn.
P.S. I am wearing a helmet because link building is a serious business – needs caution!
David Farkas
Theupperranks.com
Artem is brilliant and one of the few in the space that actually means what he says when it comes to white-hat link building!
How We Build Links for Clients in 7 Steps
Our process is brutally honest and fairly simple – there are 7 key steps.
Check each one of them out for more details.
We rely on quality content to build links to.
It’s kind of self-explanatory but the majority of people (and that’s not to offend anyone) miss the point – building links to ugly, useless content won’t cut it.
First, you won’t get anyone linking to you (why would they).
Second, even if you manage building links to that to get to Page 1, Google can still downgrade your page based on human behavior (e.g. people leaving the page right away).
The point is…
You need good content!
We help our clients to create great content (including visuals) and advise them on their content calendar.
The type of white hat link building that we do has a lot of moving parts involved.
This is why we need a clear action plan before we do anything.
Depending on the project, budget and timeframe, we would create a prospecting and outreach plan.
Our goal here is to have a clear path that we could show our clients.
This is how we set our expectations regarding the deadlines and link targets.
Depending on the campaign we look for websites that are most likely to link to you.
We find leads using:
- Google (and a heavy load of all sorts of Chrome extensions)
- Pitchbox (at $390 per month, the Bentley of Outreach-Based Link Building)
What sort of websites do we search for?
Here are some of the most common examples.
Resource Pages. These are pages that were specifically created for listing useful and relevant links.
I love getting links from resource pages because they are curated (i.e. it’s hard to get on the list), which means that are very safe for link building.
They also are rich with accumulated Page Authority (PA), which means that you’d benefit from a link on that page a lot quicker than from a freshly created page (like with GP).
Competitor Pages. These are pages that are similar to your content in some way (e.g. they can be completely different, but still relevant; that’s what matters the most) and they also have a high number of inbound links from other websites.
Our job is then to extract all those referring domains and pitch them our content.
I’m simplifying it big time, but the idea is to say:
“Hey guys, we saw you link to this (competitor’s) article but we have this new, updated piece – wanna check it out?”.
Guest Posts. I am really not a huge fan of these because currently they are being spammed out.
More and more bloggers ask for money to actually publish guest posts – not good.
Hence our strategy for guest contributions is very different to the rest – we pitch to those sites that are not explicitly saying that they, in fact, accept guest posts.
As a result, our guest post leads are on a different level.
Depending on the campaign, we can use tactics like:
- Infographic link building (we even design the visuals)
- Broken link building
- Journalist outreach
- Sponsorship link building
- Expert roundups
- Link roundups
- …
Once we got all the leads we need (as per our plan), we move onto the next stage of our link building pipeline.
But before we do that, we create outreach templates.
And this is when Pitchbox comes into play with its conditional logic – it’s scary just how personal our emails end up being.
Depending on the campaign, we may be sending 1000+ personalized emails every week.
We pitch every lead we have 3 times because the vast majority of links come as a result of follow-ups.
Once we actually get a reply, we start “selling” an opportunity to link to the content that we are promoting.
We use a bunch of different ways to persuade the person on the other side of the screen.
After sending thousands of emails, we know exactly when to push a little and when to keep it cool.
After going through a whole bunch of rejections (as most of them are – that’s the reality), negotiations and follow-ups we get to the sweetest part!
And keep our clients happy!
We are proud to help building long-term brands that are here to stay.
This is why we don’t use any gimmicks (as you could see), pay for links, nor do we use anything as dangerous as PBNs.
Here is what our data base looks like when we start getting links arriving – isn’t it beautiful?
We offer all our clients a Google spreadsheet that is automatically updated every time we get new links.It means that, you can always log into it (24/7 actually) and see the progress of our link building campaigns.
And, because we only have 5 clients at the time, I am always available to jump on a call with you to discuss any of the questions/concerns you might have.
So, Let's Build Some Links for You?
Looking to get in touch?
Great!
Please submit the form below including as many details as possible.
I will get back to you if we have some free slots (as we only take 5 clients at the time to guarantee best quality in the industry).
P.S. Please note that we do have a minimum budget and a 3-month commitment requirement.
FAQ
If I only got a dollar EVERY single time I get asked this question…I wouldn’t need to run my agency!
But seriously…
We work with top tier corporate companies and high level businesses that can’t risk their long-term success for a shady link.
To the date we, at Linkshero, have never paid for a link and continue to enjoy amazing success with outreach-based campaigns.
Again, we don’t use PBNs, forum links, Web 2.0s…nor any other shady tactic.
We are also not in a business of being dishonest – if we say we don’t do all those things, we mean it.
Please read our process more carefully.
We find prospects in real time and only then reach out to them pitching your content.
We do NOT have pre-arranged relations with websites – that’s the idea behind 100% white hat outreach-based service.
Having said this, we can certainly show you all the prospects that we find for the outreach stage. You can even go over them and delete the ones you don’t like (this is what some of our top tier publicly owned companies are doing just to be on the safe side).
We are a highly-customizable service that maintains a suuuuuuper small customer base (no more than 5 clients at a time) in order to be able to maintain high quality of work and actually have some fun doing it.
We work with top tier corporate level clients that have internal marketing teams.
Given that, our minimum monthly budget starts at $4000 with a 3-month (minimum) commitment period.
Currently our average order is at $8000 per month.
Of course!
We guarantee that we will do exactly what we said that we will do.
If we don’t manage to accomplish the task on time, we will either ask for an extension (that’s mentioned in the contract) or refund the amount relative to what wasn’t finished.