But if you’ve Google something like “link building fees,” you might have walked in the door wondering how much you should pay someone to manually build links for you. This answer is different and can often mislead you. Siege Media is a 110-person SEO-focused content marketing agency that generates thousands of hits per month for our clients. What we do is log in and as part of that process we turn away customers because they don’t have to create them manually…otherwise the ROI won’t be there. In this article, we’ll explain why this happens, how to know if manual pairing is right for you, and what to do if you think professional link building inappropriate.
The value of links to your business
Manual link building is not suitable for all businesses, as the costs may not be high enough to warrant pursuing them. This doesn’t mean that links are worthless; you just need to build them in different ways to get a positive ROI. At Siege, we calculate this by looking at the value of monthly traffic to Ahrens from the winning website in your industry, then dividing it by the number of linked top domains it has. This tells us the average monthly value of a link to a site that generates the most traffic.
We then multiply that number by 24 to create “lifetime link value”…a reasonable amount of time for a link to send value across the web. Some links are available when a website has been closed or redesigned, etc. As a result, it disappears from the link table. This number represents a solid number to work with relative to the amount of manual clutch professional link building will cost you to build. Our recommendation would be that the lifetime link value be closer than the cost of creating a professional link building to account for the uncertainty associated with SEO.
What do manual link providers charge?
There are link building providers that will charge you for unique links. These are usually created by one of two processes: guest posting or paid links… and sometimes both. It’s the only way for 95% of businesses to create a link, unless it’s content-related. This is where the costs tend to be standardized and depend on the linking authority, current quality, etc. usually means you’ll be in the range of $500 to $1,000 depending
How do you think about link building costs?
Basically, the cost of link building depends on how good the links are for you and how hard it is to build links in your industry. If you do the lifetime link value calculation, you’ll often find that paying someone $600-1000 for a manual link with no other KPIs is pointless. That’s why you should do this math or ask someone who is good at it before looking for links that have no real value to you. Confused about math? Learn about our content marketing services and contact us for a free evaluation of the value of links and content for you. One of the things we are most proud of is that we only work with clients who we believe will provide a significant return on investment. . For more information visit our website https://www.digitalmarketing1on1.com/link-building-services/
