You have heard that the wrong links can get a site into trouble with Google. It is true, and it is exactly why we built our backlink exchange the way we did. Every link comes from a real business website matched to your industry, sits inside a full article and arrives at a natural pace. Below is what Google actually goes after, and what we do instead.
Included with every paid SeoVision plan. Every link visible in your dashboard.
Six patterns that get sites in trouble. None of them is how we work.
The risky way
Sites that exist only to sell links, often owned by the same people, full of thin posts nobody reads.
How SeoVision does it
Every partner is the working website of a SeoVision customer, a business paying to grow its own search traffic. We run no sites of our own in the exchange, and our team's accounts are kept out of it.
The risky way
Two sites swapping links back and forth. It is the oldest trick in the book and the first pattern search engines learned to spot.
How SeoVision does it
You link to one site and a different site links to you. A link is never placed back the other way, not in the same round and not months later.
The risky way
A casino blog linking to a dentist. Links that make no sense to a reader make no sense to Google either.
How SeoVision does it
The matcher looks for a partner in your niche first, then in your wider industry or its closest related field. A site you track as a competitor is never your partner.
The risky way
Hundreds of links that all say «best cheap running shoes». Real people do not write like that.
How SeoVision does it
By default the link text is your brand name or your domain, exactly how a business gets mentioned when someone recommends it. If you want your own wording, you write it yourself.
The risky way
A sudden flood of links to a young site is a classic sign that someone is buying them in bulk.
How SeoVision does it
Each site has one link chain open at a time, plus one more for every extra credits pack, and spending is capped at 150 credits a day. Links build up week by week, the way a growing business earns them.
The risky way
Sitewide footer links, «partners» pages and widgets crammed with links carry little weight and plenty of risk.
How SeoVision does it
For every partner link we write a full article on the host site's own topic and place the link inside its text. One partner link per article, and the article is written for its readers, never as an ad for you.
Safe is the starting point. Here is what the exchange does for you.
Partners sit close to your own strength: the matcher keeps their Domain Rating within 15 points of yours, so a small site is not buried in links from giants and a strong site is not dragged down by weak ones.
Every paid project gets 90 credits a month to spend on links. You never write a cold email, chase a webmaster or pay a fee per placement.
Hosting a partner is not a chore. For each partner link you host, our content engine writes a new article for your site on one of your own topics. Your blog gets fresh content, and you earn credits for every link it carries.
Your dashboard shows every link you receive and every link you host: the site, the day and the article it lives in. No secret lists and no screenshots, just live pages you can open.
We re-check every link on the live page every hour. A link counts as gone only after it is missing twice, about an hour apart, so a partner's site that is briefly down never costs anyone a link.
If a partner takes your link down, that partner loses its own link from the same chain. If it happens in the link's first 30 days, the credits you spent on it come back to you.
Google alone decides how much weight any link gets, and nobody outside Google can promise how it will treat a single link. Be careful with any service that does.
What we can promise is how every link is made. Real business sites, never link farms. Three-way chains, never swaps. Your industry, your brand name, a full article and a natural pace. Those are the rules our matcher follows on its own, and you can open every link in your dashboard to see them at work.
Links work best as one part of a plan. That is why the exchange runs alongside your SEO audit, your articles and your AI-visibility tracking, all in one place. Want the full mechanics of credits and chains? Read how the backlink exchange works.
Google's spam policies go after links that exist only to game rankings: bought placements on link farms, private blog networks, link swaps, off-topic links, keyword-stuffed anchors and links buried in footers. Our exchange is built to stay clear of every one of them: links come from real business sites matched to your industry, move in three-way chains instead of swaps, use your brand name, arrive at a natural pace and live inside full articles. No one can promise how Google weighs any single link, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What we promise is how every link is made, and you can check each one yourself.
Yes. They are ordinary links inside the text of an article, the kind that can pass value to the page they point to. That is the whole point of a backlink, and it is why we put so much care into where each one comes from.
Other SeoVision customers: real businesses with real websites, using SeoVision to grow their own search traffic. The matcher picks partners from your niche first, then from your wider industry or its closest related field, and keeps their Domain Rating close to yours. Your own sites never link to each other, and a site you track as a competitor is never your partner.
One extra article for each partner link you host, written by our content engine on one of your own topics, with a single link to a partner site inside its text. The article is about your topic, not about the partner. You can see each one on the calendar of your Backlinks page.
The exchange is included in your plan. Every paid project gets 90 credits a month, and hosting partner links earns you more. If you want links faster, the +100 credits pack adds 100 credits a month and one more chain running at the same time, for $80 a month.
We check every link every hour. If your link is missing twice in a row, about an hour apart, the partner that removed it loses its own link from the same chain. If that happens in the first 30 days after your link went live, the credits you spent on it come back to you.
Create your account, connect your site, and let the exchange find partners in your industry. Your first 90 credits arrive when your plan begins.
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