Guest posts
- What it is
- Article on a relevant site or category
- Link placement
- Brand-new article
- What's optimised
- The whole article
- Link attribute
- Usually dofollow
- Markets
- Any market, any vertical
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Guest posts, niche edits or international links, all vetted, all guaranteed. Compare the options and pick what fits, or have the whole programme run for you.
Everything below is identical across the three link types, so the table only has to carry the differences.
Digital PR earns coverage through the press and journalists, rather than placing a link on a site. That coverage can carry a dofollow link, a nofollow link, or a brand mention with no link at all. All three build authority and visibility, which is why Digital PR sits alongside the placed-link options rather than inside the table below.
These three are all placed links: we place your link on a relevant site. Digital PR (above) is earned coverage and works differently.
Five rows where the options actually differ.
| Option 01Guest posts | Option 02Niche edits | Option 03International links | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Article on a relevant site or category | Link in a relevant existing page | Article on a relevant site or category |
| Link placement | Brand-new article | Aged (existing) article | Brand-new article |
| What's optimised | The whole article | Anchor text and paragraph | The article, in local language |
| Link attribute | Usually dofollow | Usually dofollow | Varies by country's rules |
| Markets | Any market, any vertical | Any market, any vertical | Any vertical targeting overseas |
| See guest posts Buy guest posts | See niche edits Buy niche edits | See international links Buy international links |
Digital PR is different again: alongside dofollow and nofollow links, it earns brand mentions with no link at all, which still build authority and visibility.
See Digital PR servicesEverything else is shared. See Zone 1 above.
Managed Authority Campaigns, from £2,000 per month (minimum 3 months).
A light pointer, not a price grid.
Guest posts, blogger outreach and niche edits. International and iGaming links have their own prices. 5-link minimum per month.
The full off-page programme. Minimum 3 months.
See Managed Authority packagesA guest post is a brand-new article published on another relevant site, with your link inside it. A niche edit adds your link into a relevant page that already exists and has history and traffic. A guest post optimises the whole article around your topic; a niche edit optimises the anchor text and the paragraph the link sits in.
When you want a whole article shaped around your topic, on a site you do not yet appear on.
Guest postsWhen you want a link on a page that is already established and already ranking.
Niche editsA link building package is a set number of vetted, editorial links built for you each month, on a rolling or fixed commitment. Linkology's packages cover guest posts, niche edits and international links, with a five-link minimum per month, and every link is approved by you before it goes live.
Guest posts suit you when you want a whole article shaped around your topic on another site. Niche edits suit you when you want a link placed into an existing, established page. International links suit you when you are targeting audiences and search results in other countries. If you would rather not choose, Managed Authority runs the full mix for you.
Link options start from £165 per link, with a five-link minimum per month. Managed Authority Campaigns, the full off-page programme, start from £2,000 per month over a minimum of three months.
A guest post is a brand-new article published on a relevant site, with your link inside it. A niche edit adds your link into a relevant page that already exists and has history. Guest posts optimise the whole article; niche edits optimise the anchor text and the paragraph around the link.
Yes. Every link option comes with a lifetime guarantee: if a link drops, we replace it. Managed Authority Campaigns add a separate KPI guarantee on top, tied to agreed performance targets.
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