Link building services

More links will not fix your rankings. The right ones will.

When a worse site outranks you, other sites vouch for it and nobody vouches for you yet. We earn you the links your competitors already have.

Laptop with a link graph showing four strong sites linking to a business, beside a phone showing its ranking rising.

Your site can be better and still lose, because nobody vouches for it yet.

Google counts every link as a vote. A weaker site with votes from the chamber and the local paper outranks you, and you never see why.

A page with every on-page signal green beside a backlink profile of 12 referring domains against a top-ten average of 68.

A worse site outranks me

On average, the first result has 3.8 times more backlinks than the results below it. The better site loses.

A backlink profile at 243 referring domains and still climbing, with follow links from Houzz, Forbes, Yelp and Angi.

One contractor’s site had 1,254 sites linking to it. Only 33 were real. Free tools count the spam.

A link building dashboard on a laptop showing domain authority, referring domains, backlink growth, anchor text distribution and outreach campaigns.

Those links come from networks Google learned to spot years ago. At best ignored. At worst, your rankings drop.

See who vouches for them.

See the sites linking to the three businesses above you, and which skip you.

Put your website in. See who vouches for the three businesses above you.

Your site against the three Google lists first: real linking sites, spam removed, and the ones that link to them and not you.

  • 3.8xmore backlinks for the first result on Google than for the results below it
  • 2 in 3pages on the web have no backlinks at all
  • Spamis how Google's own policies describe buying or selling links

Qualified leads for All Source Building Services, from local SEO that included the directory links we built
80+
One contract All Source won from that work
$300,000
Real sites among the 1,254 linking to one contractor’s site. The rest were spam most tools still count
33 of 1,254

We have built links for these businesses.

  • All Source Building Services

    A commercial contractor had almost nothing on the web confirming it worked locally. Local directory links for a commercial contractor were the base layer of the local SEO I ran for them, which produced eighty-plus qualified leads and a $300,000 contract.

  • East Lake Neighbors

    A neighborhood association needed residents to find its events, dues and news in one place. A community website with local links behind it gave it that place, and we helped it earn links from local sites along the way.

Good Fellas helped to get our website up and running in a short amount of time. They helped create a better look and portability over different devices, which helps us in our outreach. Also, they assisted in adding a shopping area for our association dues and other items, which gave us greater consistency and accountability. Overall, a very gracious "Thank you" for all the hard work!

Mack Horton, East Lake Neighbors Community Association, Google review
Your links against a competitor's: the referring sites they have and you do not, shaded as the gap to close.

Plain-English findings, against the three businesses Google lists first, before you are asked to buy anything.

Before building anything, you need to know what already points at your site and whether any of it is working against you.

  • Real linking sites. We count the sites that link to you once the spam is taken out. It matters because free tools count junk too, and a big number can hide a profile with almost nothing real in it.

  • Spam and risk. We flag links from networks, auto-generated sites and paid schemes. It matters because a few bad links rarely hurt, but a pattern of them can, and you should know before anything is built on top of it.

  • Where your links sit. In an article, or only in a footer or sidebar. A link in a sentence about you counts for far more than one repeated sitewide.

  • Anchor text. We look at the words other sites use when they link to you. It matters because real profiles are mostly your business name, and the same keyword every time is the pattern Google treats as manipulation.

Directory links go live within weeks. Links from local and trade sites take longer, because a real person has to say yes.

How much do link building services cost?

A backlink audit and foundational links are part of every SEO plan, from $1,000 a month. Ongoing link building, with outreach to the sites on your link gap list, is the Link building add-on at $750 a month. You can build your plan and see the total on the SEO page.

How long until link building works?

Directory and citation fixes can go live within weeks. Links from local and trade sites build up over months, and rankings usually move a few months after the links land, because Google re-checks your site on its own schedule. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is buying links.

How will I know it is working?

Every month you get the list of new and lost links, by address, and where your service pages rank against the three businesses above you. Links come first and rankings follow, so the report shows both.

Can I do this myself?

The directory and citation work, yes, and it is worth doing; the Local Visibility Playbook walks you through it. Outreach to local and trade sites is mostly time and persistence, which is the part most owners hand over.

Every month you wait, the businesses above you keep collecting the links that keep them there. Send us your website, what you do and your town. Within two business days you get a link gap report: the sites that link to the three businesses Google lists first and not to you, anything in your own profile that is a risk, and the first ten links to go after. Built on live link data, not a pitch.

Serving Roswell, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Milton and Marietta.