Frequently

Two things. Backlink placements, which you procure yourself in our marketplace of established sites across nine markets, and content written by native speakers, for your own pages or for the articles that carry a placement. We do not run SEO campaigns or audit other people's sites; the services pages describe how we do that work on the portfolio of websites we run ourselves.

Talk to us. Larger and recurring orders are worth a conversation, and agencies buying for several clients should ask about white-label reporting. We would rather agree something sensible than publish a discount table that fits nobody.

Many go live within 24 hours of ordering; some publishers take a few days, and those that need an article written take a little longer. Links then usually need four to twelve weeks to show up in rankings, because the page has to be crawled and the link has to be trusted.

Both, and mostly with the people in between: affiliates, in-house SEO teams and agencies buying for their clients. What matters is not the size of the company but whether the site is ready for links, which the services pages will help you judge.

The best examples are the sites we run ourselves, which are built and ranked with the same kind of placements and native content. We do not publish client work, but you can browse the marketplace to see the publishers themselves, with their traffic and metrics, before you spend anything.