Links Quality, Natural, Editorially-Given, Links Obtained Through Content Promotion and Outreach

[JamaicanMoose]

I have been extremely satisfied with Steve's service over the past 6 months.

Let me preface my post by saying that I have purchased a lot of links from various providers, some claiming manual outreach, some claiming secured placements, and they have ended up being mostly garbage. You see the same sites recycled over and over. Those links give me very little, if any movement.

Steve is different. He provides links that absolutely no one else is providing - both with his manual outreach and paid placement services. These links provide substantial movement and a fatnastic ROI.

Additionally, Steve is always a pleasure to interact with, even when I am not purchasing.

I understand some SEO folks will be offput by the price tag. Why get this service when you can get 10 links from Fiverr or some BHW vendor for $200?

Let me tell you - when it comes to links, you get what you pay for. Don't risk your business. Pay for quality. Go with Steve and his team.

 

[EyesExist]

Hey @Steve Brownlie , talk to me on Skype. Need to know about the 5-piece package.

Just to restate. This is a white hat guy, I trust.

 

[Steve Brownlie]

I have been extremely satisfied with Steve's service over the past 6 months.

Steve is different. He provides links that absolutely no one else is providing - both with his manual outreach and paid placement services. These links provide substantial movement and a fatnastic ROI.

Thanks buddy! Appreciate the review.

Hey @Steve Brownlie , talk to me on Skype. Need to know about the 5-piece package.

Just to restate. This is a white hat guy, I trust.

Cheers for the follow up and apologies for replying so late in the day yesterday on Skype - it's a crazy time of year with all the annual budget renewals with companies for next year (and fun procurement systems to get us set up on!) but over the hump now and ready to chat to anyone about their plans for next year!

 

[MuffinS]

Steve is different. He provides links that absolutely no one else is providing - both with his manual outreach and paid placement services

Let me tell you - when it comes to links, you get what you pay for. Don't risk your business. Pay for quality. Go with Steve and his team.

Super agree. Worth saying that I repurchased another round of links earlier. A number of quality links that I was very surprised to see and thank Steve for his hard work.

 

[Steve Brownlie]

Super agree. Worth saying that I repurchased another round of links earlier. A number of quality links that I was very surprised to see and thank Steve for his hard work.

Thanks for the review, appreciated!

We've got some cool new stuff we aren't advertising but is perfect for agency owners/people with clients rather than their own sites as it can target tough pages but is still way more natural and clean than the hacked links and other shenanigans going on that you can't sell to clients. Hit me up by DM if you have B2B clients, law firms, local service providers etc that your agency needs help with. Happy to talk you through what we've got going on.

 

[Steve Brownlie]

One of our agency clients kindly left me a note on LinkedIn after moving on to his new role earlier in the year. Thanks Simon.

 

[thisishatred]

Heyo @Steve Brownlie sent you a PM a few days back.

 

[Steve Brownlie]

Hey @thisishatred - thank you for messaging. We were all closed up for the Holidays - Happy New Year. I've messaged you back on Skype.

 

[thisishatred]

Overall really positive experience with Reach Creator.

I've tested a lot of services for outreach links and I rarely have an experience where-in I don't know any of the sites a team lands links on. Most people have the same recycled/pruned lists, scan the blogs for relevant keywords and simply slap you on a page/post and call it good.

Steve did a "custom" pack for me featuring both fresh posts as well as placements on relevant pages as a resource. I'm happy I went this route and the mix/blend is definitely natural as Steve described it via Skype.

In terms of guest posts/outreach links I normally look for two things: positive traffic trends and sites that don't overtly advertise "guest posting."

All of the sites have positive traffic trends and only one site had a page dedicated to "guest posting." However, that page also notes they aren't accepting guest posts nor posts that link to company websites.

I ordered 5 links @ $215 each, these were the various metrics:

	Semrush Organic	Ahrefs DR	Moz DA	MJ CF
Site 1	13.6k/month	66	60	29
Site 2	124.4k/month	51	44	31`
Site 3	8.1k/month	67	54	30
Site 4	9.2k/month	57	39	25
Site 5	10k/month	23	30	31

I do prefer brand/author type anchors, however the way in which Reach Creator chose to anchor was natural enough (also not super aggressive) and flowed nicely within the content.

Will definitely be back in the future @Steve Brownlie.

 

[Steve Brownlie]

Thanks @thisishatred appreciate the detailed review and the time you took to type up such a long note! For anyone interested that was actually our newer 'blended strategy' approach which is flexible about the types of pages it targets and delivers a varied range of link types not just links in new posts etc. It's a little more expensive but proving very popular.

Also just wanted to share a LinkedIn testimonial from last month and say hey! Happy March all, looking forward to continuing to serve the best links we can on every single order.

 

[thisishatred]

Another great experience with Reach Creator.

Same type of order as last time @ $215 per link for new posts/edits/resource links:

	Semrush Organic	Moz DA	MJ CF	MJ TF
Site 1	4.8k/m	43	39	8
Site 2	2.1k/m	30	29	18
Site 3	64.4k/m	26	18	31
Site 4	84.6k/m	69	22	29
Site 5	17.9k/m	36	10	12

Logical insertion of anchors and natural flow. Again, I've never seen any of these sites on any list. All but one site features positive traffic trends (site 3 is up 74%), site 4 deals with LARGE volumes for keywords and might of ranked for these terms back in 2015/2016, hence the dropoff - Semrush tends to have a hard time dealing with traffic estimations when keyword volume is huge (over 200k+ volume).