Off-site SEO done as a monthly service
Off-site SEO is everything that happens away from your own pages to show search engines and people that your site deserves attention, and OffSiteSeo turns the core of it, topical publications with a link back to you, into one predictable monthly plan.
- No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
- Live URL in your report, link checked every week.
- 1 to 40publications a month
- Link checked every7 days
- From24 USDa month, billed yearly
What off-site SEO covers
On-page work happens inside your site: titles, content, internal links, speed. Off-site SEO is the part you cannot edit directly. It covers links from other websites, mentions of your brand, coverage in topical publications, reviews on third-party platforms and the general footprint your company leaves across the web.
Search engines use these outside signals to understand who talks about you, in what context and how often. A page with strong content and no outside references looks like an unknown voice. A page that is mentioned in relevant articles on reviewed sites looks like part of a conversation.
Why links still sit at the center
Of all the outside signals, links are the one you can plan for. Mentions and reviews depend on customers and journalists, while a placement in a topical article can be scheduled, briefed, written and checked. That is why most off-site SEO budgets end up as link building budgets, and why the work rewards consistency more than one big push.
- Links help search engines discover and crawl your pages.
- A link inside a relevant article adds topical context around your brand.
- Readers of that article can click through, which brings referral visits you can measure.
- Brand mentions in your category build recognition with buyers who compare options.
What a month of off-site SEO looks like with us
Each plan includes a fixed number of publications per month. You choose placements from a filtered catalog of reviewed publishers, our editors write one original article for each placement, the article goes live with your link, and you receive the live URL in your report. After that, the link stays on our weekly check list.
- Placements chosen by topic category, country, language and tier.
- One original article per placement, written for that site's readers.
- A report with live URL, anchor, target page, link attribute and publish date.
- Weekly checks that the page is live, the link is present and nothing changed.
- Replacement of a lost link within 12 months of publication, with no extra publication used.
Off-site SEO signals you can and cannot control
It helps to separate what a service can do from what it cannot. We can place your brand in relevant, well written articles on reviewed sites, keep those links visible and report on them honestly. We cannot control how search engines weigh any single link, how competitors move, or how fast your pages climb.
That is why we never promise rankings or traffic. What we promise is the work itself: a set number of publications, written properly, published with the correct attribute and checked every 7 days. The outcome depends on your site, your content and your market, and a good off-site plan supports all three rather than replacing them.
Common off-site SEO mistakes
Many teams treat off-site SEO as a one-time project. They buy a batch of links in one month, stop, and never check whether those links still exist half a year later. Others chase volume on sites that have nothing to do with their topic, which brings no readers and no context.
- Buying links on unrelated sites because the price per link looks low.
- Publishing the same article on several sites, which publishers and search engines both notice.
- Ignoring link attributes and exposing the site and the publisher to a link scheme penalty.
- Never checking links again after the order is closed.
A monthly plan fixes the timing problem, a filtered catalog fixes the relevance problem, and weekly monitoring fixes the forgotten-link problem.
How the links are marked and why
Every paid placement carries rel="sponsored" on your link, and the publishing page shows a short Partner content label. Google and Bing both ask for this attribute on paid links, and the FTC expects native advertising to be labeled. A paid link without the attribute counts as a link scheme under Google spam policies, which puts both the publisher and the buyer at risk.
The links are not dofollow, and we say so before you pay. Sponsored links still bring referral visits, brand mentions, topical relevance and discovery of your pages, and none of those depend on the link passing ranking credit. If you want to read more on the attribute question, see dofollow, nofollow and sponsored links.
Where the articles appear
The catalog lists reviewed publishers by topic category, language, country, indexed pages band, domain age band, placement tier and availability this month. An estimated traffic band appears only where a public estimate exists. Site names stay hidden until publication to protect publishers from spam and scraping, and the live URL arrives in your report as soon as the article is up.
Each site accepts only a few publications per month. Articles never contain link blocks, footer links or sidebar links, only one link to you and natural references to sources. To understand how we choose and filter, read about our guest post sites.
Off-site SEO for different teams
The same plan works differently depending on who uses it. Agencies running many accounts usually start with white label link building, software companies look at SaaS link building, and stores focus on ecommerce link building. If you want a broader view of the work outside your site, our page on off page SEO services lists everything we include.
Plans for off-site SEO
Starter costs 49 USD a month or 24 USD a month billed yearly (288 USD) and includes 1 publication. Growth costs 149 USD a month or 74 USD billed yearly (888 USD) with 4 publications. Agency costs 499 USD a month or 249 USD billed yearly (2,988 USD) with 15 publications, and Scale costs 1,299 USD a month or 649 USD billed yearly (7,788 USD) with 40 publications.
Weekly monitoring is part of every plan, Premium placements count as 2 publications from Growth upward, and unused publications roll over one month. An extra publication per month costs 39 USD a month (19 USD a month on yearly billing) and can be cancelled any time. Full details are on our link building prices page.
Is off-site SEO the same as link building?
Not exactly. Off-site SEO includes links, brand mentions, reviews and coverage, while link building is the part focused on links. Links are the piece you can plan and measure month by month, so it is the part our service handles.
How long does off-site SEO take to show results?
There is no fixed timeline, and anyone who gives one is guessing. Search engines need to find and process new links, and results depend on your content and competition. We focus on steady monthly publications and keeping them live.
Do I still need on-page SEO?
Yes. Off-site SEO points attention to your pages, and those pages still need to answer the search well. Links to a weak page rarely help much, so most teams work on both in parallel.
Why do you use rel=sponsored on every link?
Because the placement is paid, and search engine guidance asks for that attribute on paid links. Leaving it out would make the link a link scheme under Google spam policies and put the publisher and your site at risk.
Can I choose which pages get links?
Yes. You set the target URL and a preferred anchor for each placement. Our editors fit the link naturally into the article and may suggest a softer anchor if yours reads unnaturally.
What happens if a link disappears?
Our weekly check catches it, you get an email alert, and within 12 months of publication we replace the placement without using another publication from your plan.
Start your off-site SEO plan
Enter your page, choose a topic and see which reviewed placements match it this month.
- No ranking promises. Every paid link uses rel=sponsored.
- Live URL in your report, link checked every week.