GROWTH
Digital PR & Link Building
A transparent monthly acquisition process, reported the same way as any other retainer line — visible activity, not black-box numbers.
€1,200/mo · add-on to an active retainer · zzgl. 19% USt
You're in the right place if…
- Your on-site work is already solid, but your off-site authority is thin.
- You already have an active retainer with us and want to add link acquisition to it.
- You’ve been burned by vague "outreach" reporting before and want to see what’s actually happening each month.
- You’re right to be suspicious of link building sold in isolation — this is why we don’t sell it that way.
What's included
- Monthly outreach targeting relevant, editorially legitimate sites in your sector.
- A monthly activity log: who was contacted, what was pitched, what landed — visible, not summarised into a vague total.
- Digital PR angles built from your existing content and expertise, not generic press-release spam.
- Link-quality vetting before any placement is pursued (no link-farm or paid-scheme sources).
- Integration into your existing monthly report from the active retainer — one report, not two.
How it runs
01
Angle development
PR-worthy angles drawn from your business and existing content.
02
Outreach
monthly, targeted pitching to relevant, vetted publications and sites.
03
Reporting
every month’s activity logged in your regular retainer report.
Choose your package
This is an add-on, not a standalone purchase — it’s sold alongside Crew Start, Crew Growth or Crew Scale because link acquisition compounds on a technical and content foundation that’s already in place.
Add-on Requires an active retainer
Digital PR & Link Building
Off-site authority, reported like any other retainer line. Requires an active retainer.
- Monthly targeted outreach
- Digital PR angle development
- Link-quality vetting
€1,200.00 /mo
zzgl. 19% USt Requires an active retainer
QUESTIONS
Questions about Digital PR & Link Building
Why can’t I buy this on its own?
Because link building without a technical and content foundation underneath it doesn’t hold up. Requiring a retainer is a feature, not a restriction we’re apologising for.
What does "editorially legitimate" mean here?
Real publications and sites with real audiences and editorial standards — never link farms, PBNs or pay-for-placement schemes.