I build the external signals that support your rankings, credible backlinks, digital PR and citation consistency, without resorting to the shortcuts that put a site at risk.
Direct outreach to sites with genuine relevance and authority in your specific space.
Identifying and disavowing toxic links before they hold your existing rankings back.
No paid link schemes or private blog networks that put your site at penalty risk.
Off-page SEO gets a bad reputation because of shortcuts. Done properly, it's slower but it's the part that actually holds up over time.
The Common Problem
My Approach
Search engines still use external signals to judge how trusted and relevant a site is, and that hasn't changed with algorithm updates.
Earned links from relevant, credible sources hold their value far longer than manufactured ones.
Identifying and disavowing harmful links that could be holding your existing rankings back.
Going after the specific links your competitors have that you don't, rather than link building at random.
Digital PR and mentions that build awareness independent of any single ranking.
What's actually covered in an off-page SEO engagement.
A full review of your existing backlink profile, flagging toxic or low-value links for disavow.
Identifying links your competitors have earned that represent realistic, relevant targets for you.
Manual outreach for guest placements, resource mentions and press coverage relevant to your industry.
Auditing and correcting your business name, address and details across directories and listings.
What you get from an off-page SEO engagement.
| Deliverable Item | Technical Description | Format & Output |
|---|---|---|
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Backlink Profile Audit
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Full review of existing links with toxic/low-value links flagged
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Interactive Report |
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Disavow File
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Prepared disavow file for Google Search Console where needed
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Production File |
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Competitor Gap Report
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List of realistic, relevant link targets based on competitor analysis
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Spreadsheet |
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Monthly Outreach Log
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Record of outreach activity, responses and placements secured
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Live Report |
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Citation Consistency Audit
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Review and correction plan for directory and listing information
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Documentation |
What a backlink profile typically looks like before and after a properly run outreach campaign.
The core areas covered during off-page work.
Answer The Public
Chatbot
Google Ads
Google Analytics
Google Business
HubSpot
MapRank
Semrush
Site Search
WordPress
Ahrefs
Copyleaks
MS Clarity
Jasper
HotJar
Writesonic
Zapier
Screaming Frog
ChatGPT Prompt Engg
MailChimp
Canva
Clearscope
A steady, ongoing process rather than a single campaign.
Expertise across industry-standard SEO tools, crawl analyzers, and search performance platforms.
No. All outreach is manual and relationship-based. Paid link networks and private blog networks put your site at real risk of a manual or algorithmic Google penalty.
This depends entirely on your industry and how much genuinely link-worthy content or newsworthy material you have to offer. I won't commit to a fixed number just to hit an arbitrary target.
I can request removal directly where that's realistic, and prepare a disavow file for Google for links that can't be removed through outreach.
Off-page signals move slower than on-page or technical fixes. Most campaigns need 3 to 6 months of consistent outreach before the ranking impact is clearly visible.
Guest posting is one tactic within it, not the whole strategy. A full engagement also covers citation consistency, competitor gap analysis, digital PR and toxic link cleanup.
As a monthly retainer, since outreach and relationship building are ongoing rather than a one-time deliverable. An initial audit is available as a fixed-fee starting point.
A monthly outreach log showing activity, responses and placements secured, alongside updates to your backlink profile and any citation corrections made.
Yes, though expectations are set honestly. New sites usually need a longer runway before outreach targets respond, since there's no existing authority or relationships to build on yet.
The first step is a full backlink audit to identify what's causing the issue, followed by a cleanup and disavow strategy before any new outreach begins.
Yes. Outreach targets and digital PR angles are researched for your actual market, whether that's local Philippine publications and directories or an international audience.
