Contextual links

Move stalled keywords by getting into pages that already rank

A niche edit places your link inside an existing, already-indexed article on a page that's already ranking for topically related terms — often the fastest lever available.

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6,100+Niche edits placed

48 avgPublisher domain rating

1–2 wksTypical turnaround

89%Retained after 12 months

Process

How a niche edit insertions campaign runs

Page discovery

We scan for already-ranking articles topically close to your target page and keyword.

Relevance check

Each candidate page is read in full — the link has to make sense to a human reader, not just an algorithm.

Publisher negotiation

We reach out to the site owner or editor to place the link within existing content.

Permanence monitoring

We periodically re-check that the link is still live and hasn't been quietly removed.

Quality bar

What we check before a site makes the list

Already-ranking page

The host article ranks in the top 20 for at least one related term.

Natural fit

The link addition reads as something an editor would plausibly add.

Recent content

We avoid pages abandoned or unmaintained for years.

Ongoing monitoring

Placements are checked periodically to confirm they're still live.

Pricing

Starting from $180 per placement

Exact pricing depends on niche competitiveness and target authority. Every plan includes full transparency on target sites.

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FAQ

Common questions

The publisher is compensated for their time and editorial judgment, same as any guest post — but the placement itself has to meet real editorial and relevance standards, not just be for sale.

No new content is created — your link is added into an article that already exists and already ranks, which is usually faster.

Most do; we monitor placements and flag any that get removed so we can renegotiate or replace them.

Often, yes — if the page meets our relevance and quality bar, we'll add it to the target list.