Off-Page SEO Services for Links, Mentions and Listings

The core of our off-page SEO is the backlink exchange. Every site on the plan gets 90 credits a month to spend on links from other SeoVision members, real businesses with working websites. Each link sits inside an article written for the host site's readers, on its own topic, and links move in three-way chains or one way, never as a swap between two sites. Hosting a partner's link earns you more credits.

The matcher looks in your niche first, keeps a site you track as a competitor away from you, and uses your brand name or domain as the link text unless you choose your own. Every link is checked on the live page every hour, and each one is listed on your Earned Backlinks page with its site, its day and its article.

That is all we say about the exchange here. The rules behind each link, why they keep your site clear of what Google goes after, and how credits are earned are on our pages about link building services and backlink safety.

A press release puts your brand's name on news sites that search engines and AI assistants read, and it gives you real «as seen on» names for your own site. It is your release, published in their press release section, not an article a journalist wrote about you, and we never say otherwise. The links inside press releases are nofollow, and many of the copies do not show in Google, so buy it for the mention, not for a ranking jump.

The Backlink Marketplace sells paid articles on outside sites. Every site in it has a domain at least six years old, at least 5,000 visitors a month from search, a few topics rather than everything, and keeps its articles up for at least 12 months. Sites where anyone can post a page, and adult or gambling sites, are left out. Still, Google asks that paid links are marked as paid, so no paid link is free of risk. We keep it small and leave the choice to you: a few links from relevant sites with real readers, added over time.

What we do not sell is the rest of the market: hundreds of links overnight, private blog networks, link swaps or footer links on unrelated sites. If a provider offers those as off-page SEO services, walk away.

Before people buy, many of them search your brand with «reviews» or «legit». What they find there is off-page SEO too, and most businesses never look.

Once a month we read Google's first page for those two searches in your main market and language, and show the result on your Monthly Report. For each of the first ten results you see whether it is your own site, another site that carries your name, or a result that may be negative because it sits on a complaint site or uses a complaint word. It is a hint, not a verdict: open the page to see what it really says. With Search Console connected, the card also shows how many clicks searches with your name brought in the 28 days before the check.

Off-page SEO builds slowly on purpose. Exchange links arrive week by week, at the pace a growing business earns them. A press release usually goes live 1 to 3 days after the news editors accept it. Local citations take 2 to 6 weeks, because each directory reviews new listings at its own pace, and a paid placement usually takes 2 to 4 weeks from payment to a live article.

After a link or a listing goes live, Google has to find the page it sits on before it counts. The effect on rankings shows over months and depends on your site, your field and the rest of your SEO, which is why the off-page work runs next to your articles and technical fixes. AI answers tend to follow the pages that rank and the sources they trust, so they usually move later still.

Nobody outside Google can promise how it weighs a link or a mention, and an off-page SEO provider that promises rankings is guessing. What you can check is every link, every listing and every answer, week after week, in your dashboard. Our on-page SEO services cover the other half.