You receive
Your blog and SEO, handled.
An audit, priority fixes, two articles every week, useful resources, and weekly reporting.
- 12 months free
- You approve
What we get out of it
The exchange, without the euphemisms.
You receive the audit and ongoing SEO work. Our weekly publishing slot links to a relevant resource site in our own network.
We receive
One useful weekly slot.
Our weekly article links to a relevant resource site in our own network.
- On-topic
- Shown before publishing
Where the link can appear
Inside useful content—not beside it.
A relevant link may appear in our weekly article or in the next-step area of a resource such as a calculator. It should help a reader who wants to act, not interrupt someone who does not.
- 01The reader has a real next step
The resource site fits the question or result.
- 02You see the destination first
No anonymous or swapped links after approval.
- 03The links stay limited
Approximately three resource-site links across the year.
Weekday PressDraft ready for review
ThursdayDSCR before refinancing
Useful to the reader. Resource-site link shown before publishing.
Fixed3 pages
Published2 articles
Next: protect pages already earning visibilityProtectPages already visibleFirst
ImproveHigh impressions, low clicksHigh
RefreshUseful pages gone staleHigh
Your control
The same approval rule everywhere.
Article link or resource-page next step: you see it, approve it, and can remove it.
First 3 postsApprove each one Nothing publishes until you say yes.
After thatThree-day review Publishes Thursday unless you hold or edit it.
After publishingSeven-day undo Pull a post—or stop the service completely.
What a calculator link means
A calculator result may include a clearly labeled next step that sends an interested reader to a relevant resource site in our own network. The calculator remains useful without taking that step, and you approve the exact destination before it goes live.
A direct next step
Start with the FREE audit.
Send your public website. We’ll review what can move the needle and reply with the first priority.