The Growth Link Building package adds momentum to your recruitment agency's authority profile with stronger domain placements, content syndication, and a higher volume of niche edits every month. £1,350/mo.
Three blog outreach placements at DR30, 50 local citations, two niche edits at DR20, and content syndication. Three-month minimum.
Our 60-day guarantee
Every engagement starts with K60, our fixed-price 60-day sprint. If your agreed target pages show no ranking gain by day 60, we keep working them at no extra cost until they do. You prove the results in your own Search Console before you commit to any monthly fee.
Key Takeaways
What the Growth package builds
DR30 blog outreach placements carry significantly more ranking weight than DR10 placements because the third-party sites linking to your agency are themselves more authoritative. The shift from DR10 to DR30 is what produces ranking movement on mid-to-high competition commercial terms rather than only on low-competition long-tail queries.
Three blog outreach placements at DR30 per month earn genuine editorial mentions on well-established third-party sites relevant to your sector. Two niche edits at DR20 insert links within existing, already-indexed articles, passing authority faster than new content placements. Fifty local citations per month deepen your agency's geographic relevance signals. Content syndication distributes your agency's content across multiple third-party platforms simultaneously, creating additional indexed references that AI engines encounter when building their citation databases.
That last element is particularly significant for AI visibility. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews build citation preferences based on which sources they encounter most frequently across multiple independent references. Syndication is what makes your agency's content appear across several sources rather than one, accelerating AI citation establishment at a pace that blog outreach alone cannot match.
How does the Growth package differ from the Starter package in practice?
The Starter package establishes a clean foundational profile with DR10 placements and basic citation coverage. The Growth package builds on that with DR30 placements that carry more ranking weight, double the citation volume, additional niche edits, and content syndication that the Starter tier does not include. The practical difference is velocity: Growth produces competitive ranking movement faster and AI citation establishment earlier than Starter can sustain as the authority profile matures.
Why does content syndication accelerate AI citation gains specifically?
AI engines build citation preferences based on encountering a source across multiple independent references rather than a single strong one. Syndication distributes your agency's content across multiple third-party platforms in the same month, so AI engine crawlers encounter your agency's name from several directions simultaneously. That multi-source signal is what moves an agency from being occasionally cited to being consistently cited as the authoritative source in AI-generated answers about your sector.
When should I upgrade from Growth to the Authority package?
Upgrade to Authority when primary commercial terms are showing ranking improvement but not yet reaching the top three positions, or when a competitor's authority profile is strong enough that DR30 placements at Growth volume are not producing competitive movement fast enough. Authority adds five DR30 blog outreach placements and four niche edits at DR20 per month, producing a higher rate of authority accumulation for the most competitive terms.
What the Growth package means for your business
A recruitment agency on the Growth package builds authority in both Google and AI search at a pace that produces visible commercial results within the three-month minimum window. The combination of DR30 editorial placements, niche edits, and content syndication creates a multi-directional authority signal that tells both Google and AI engines your agency is trusted by multiple independent, established sources.
Agencies that are not yet on a content programme should see the content packages or the retainer options before starting the Growth package. Link building and content production compound together. Link building without content does not.
FAQ
Three blog outreach placements at DR30, 50 local citations, two niche edits at DR20, and content syndication. Every placement is documented in a shared Google Sheets report with domain rating, anchor text, placement URL, link target URL, and go-live date. The report is live and updated in real time.
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Starting a link building campaign
Link-building campaigns start with the triage call. The call covers your domain authority baseline, your target commercial terms, the competitive landscape in your sector, and which tier or à-la-carte mix produces the most efficient authority growth from your current position. If your site has technical issues or thin content that would prevent external authority from transferring into ranking movement, those are identified on the call and addressed before the link campaign begins.
No prior Kaizen SEO engagement is required. Agencies already on a retainer run link building as an integrated element of the monthly programme. Agencies not on a retainer commission link building as a standalone monthly programme with the three-month minimum applied.
What information does the triage call need to scope a campaign?
The triage call covers your current domain, your primary commercial terms, the cities or regions you are targeting, the sectors you recruit in, and your budget range. From that information, your domain authority baseline is assessed against your top competitors and a recommended tier or à-la-carte mix is confirmed within five working days.
Can link building run alongside my existing SEO agency?
Yes. Link building can be commissioned as a standalone programme alongside any existing SEO engagement. The campaign scope covers only link acquisition, citations, and syndication, and does not require access to your CMS or changes to your existing SEO programme. The monthly Google Sheets report is shared directly with your team and, if required, your existing agency.
