Are any placements paid?
Only where the publisher labels them as sponsored. Paid placements are never presented as editorial, and private blog networks are never used.
What about links we already have?
The first month audits their anchors, topics and sources. Off-topic anchors get a change request, and toxic sources get a disavow recommendation, never an automatic disavow.
Why do you call this Authority Link Building and not link building?
Because the service builds authority from more than links: it also earns citations, which are named mentions with an attribute, in a sentence, on a page about the same entity.
Do you write the guest articles?
Yes, to the same content brief format as your own pages. Each article passes the page test on the host site before submission.
Who is named as the author of guest articles?
A named person from your team, who approves each article. Anonymous or invented bylines fail the source trust gate.
What access does Authority Link Building need?
Read access to Google Search Console and one named contact who approves prospects and bylines. Edit access to your site is not needed.
Does Authority Link Building run without Semantic Content Writing?
Yes. The service needs live core pages and a topical map, not our writing. Placements point at whatever your team publishes.
Do you place links in other languages?
Yes, in the languages the site publishes in, each matched against its own query network.
What if we object to a prospect?
Strike it, and the prospect is not contacted. The gate record shows why it qualified.
How are anchor phrases chosen for placements?
Each target page has one canonical anchor phrase in the source term vector. Placements use that phrase or the brand name.