"Page One Power has facilitated over 200 placements on authoritative online publishers so far. They have an impeccable account management and result. They're always ready to jump on a call to review their progress."
What they do
Editorial links push authority to the pages that need it most and are least likely to earn it on their own. Your mid-funnel pages. Your bottom-funnel pages. Your product pages, which are extremely useful to your customers and completely uninteresting to the journalists and bloggers who might otherwise link to you organically.
A well-placed editorial link solves this problem elegantly: it routes equity from a site that already has authority to spend directly into the pages on your site where rankings translate into revenue. Done at scale, with genuine topical relevance and a varied anchor profile, the compound effect on your rankings is the kind of thing that makes a very satisfying graph.
They belong in every link building strategy. Every single one. They just should not be the entire strategy, and the agencies that treat them as such are leaving an enormous amount of value sitting on the table while charging you full price for a partial solution.
How we earn them
We write the content ourselves. Our U.S.-based writers produce articles a publisher in your niche actually wants on their site. The kind readers finish, not the kind an editor publishes through gritted teeth because an invoice cleared. Your link goes where it genuinely belongs in that article, pointed at the page that needs it, with anchor text that reads like a human wrote it. Because one did.
Then we pitch it the slow way: manual outreach to real editors and site owners on sites that are topically relevant to your business, have real audiences, and are not quietly running a link farm out back. If a site's "Write for Us" page has a price list sorted by DR, we are not interested, and neither is Google.
We do not rent links, and we do not blast templated pitches at ten thousand inboxes and hope. That approach gets you volume. It also gets you a backlink profile that looks like a yard sale.
Worth noting:
Editorial links are the most predictable link type we build. You can plan them, scale them, and aim them precisely where your rankings need help. That predictability is exactly what makes them so useful, and exactly why agencies that only sell editorial links can make them sound like a complete strategy. Paired with the other five, they stop being the whole plan and start being the engine.
What Our Clients Say
"In a sea of questionable and spammy link building providers, Page One Power is someone that you can trust and someone that will get you good results."
"Thanks to Page One Power's efforts, the client has seen an improvement in Google keyword pages and gained quality links. The team has conducted regular meetings to provide progress updates and quick responses. Their transparency and extensive research are notable in the partnership."
"Coming from an agency background, I can really see exactly how a good agency would retain their clients for a long time...and of course the opposite way around. The work is good, the numbers are good. They stand behind whatever they say, and the way they conduct their business is very professional."
"I have used Page One Power for many years to build high quality links for multiple web properties. They take great care of their customers and I couldn't ask for a better partner. I highly recommend."
"I've always found the team to be both responsive and quick to do whatever it takes to make a campaign successful. I've worked with many SEO agencies over the years but Page One Power has been the most professional and easy to deal with by far."