Ongoing Off-Site SEO Campaign
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m looking for a results-driven partner to take full ownership of my off-site SEO. The priority is authoritative backlinking, but I also expect you to weave in social bookmarking, directory submissions, and regular guest posts—specifically on general blogs with high traffic that can move the needle on referral traffic and rankings.
From day one I’ll need you to map out a clear link-building strategy: which domains we’ll target, how you’ll diversify anchor text, and what cadence of new links will keep growth steady without risking penalties. I monitor performance in Ahrefs and Google Search Console, so please be comfortable using similar suites (SEMrush, Moz, etc.) to track gains in referring domains, DA/DR, and keyword positions.
To keep us both aligned, here’s what I consider the core deliverables:
• Monthly report summarising new backlinks, guest post URLs, social bookmark placements, and the corresponding metrics (DA/DR, traffic estimates).
• A living spreadsheet of prospects, status, and outreach notes so I can see progress in real time.
• Brief quarterly review outlining wins, challenges, and any pivots you’d recommend.
When you respond, focus on your experience driving off-site SEO for other sites—numbers, examples, or concise case studies speak louder than generic promises. If you’ve worked with high-traffic blogs before, let me know the niches and typical results.
From day one I’ll need you to map out a clear link-building strategy: which domains we’ll target, how you’ll diversify anchor text, and what cadence of new links will keep growth steady without risking penalties. I monitor performance in Ahrefs and Google Search Console, so please be comfortable using similar suites (SEMrush, Moz, etc.) to track gains in referring domains, DA/DR, and keyword positions.
To keep us both aligned, here’s what I consider the core deliverables:
• Monthly report summarising new backlinks, guest post URLs, social bookmark placements, and the corresponding metrics (DA/DR, traffic estimates).
• A living spreadsheet of prospects, status, and outreach notes so I can see progress in real time.
• Brief quarterly review outlining wins, challenges, and any pivots you’d recommend.
When you respond, focus on your experience driving off-site SEO for other sites—numbers, examples, or concise case studies speak louder than generic promises. If you’ve worked with high-traffic blogs before, let me know the niches and typical results.
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