For teams past the point of ordering placements one at a time: several domains or clients, a volume that needs planning, and a procurement process that wants written scope and one invoice rather than forty.
Buying a link is straightforward. Running outreach as a standing programme is not: it needs evidence of what was bought and why, links that are still working three quarters later, invoicing that survives an audit, and a person who answers when something slips. That is what an enterprise engagement adds.
Every proposed site arrives with its authority, traffic, spam score and ownership status, each stamped with the date it was fetched. You approve the shortlist before anything is commissioned, and the record of what was agreed stays attached to the order.
Delivered placements, live link status, anchor and target distribution, and spend are all readable from your workspace rather than assembled by hand. Link health is checked on a schedule, so a report reflects the state of the links today, not the day they were published.
Run more than one domain or client from a single workspace, with orders, messages and delivery records kept per campaign. Invoicing can be consolidated per cycle instead of arriving per placement.
Enterprise engagements get a named point of contact with an agreed response time and a scheduled review of delivered work. Escalation goes to a person who already knows the account.
Payment is held against the order and the publisher is not credited until you approve the live post. Cancellations, refunds and disputes follow a documented route with a written record at every step.
Written scope, agreed rates per authority band, consolidated invoices and named signatories. If your finance team needs a purchase order or a specific billing cycle, that is arranged before work starts.
We go through your markets, target pages, authority thresholds, banned-site list and volume per cycle, and agree what a good placement looks like for your brand.
You get a plan naming the authority bands, the placement volume, the anchor and target distribution, the rates and the delivery schedule. Nothing starts until it is signed off.
Each cycle opens with a shortlist carrying current metrics and ownership status. You approve, swap or reject before anything is commissioned.
Placements are delivered against the plan. Every live link is then monitored against the agreed target and rel attribute for the length of its guarantee window.
A scheduled review covers what shipped, what the link health looks like, where the anchor spread has landed, and what the next cycle should change.
Nobody can guarantee a ranking, and any outreach provider who does is selling you something they cannot control. What we guarantee is the part that is ours: the placement goes live as agreed, the link stays pointing where it should, and if it breaks inside its guarantee window we chase the publisher and escalate if they do not fix it.
We also do not run private link networks, and we do not place on sites we would not show you first. Every proposed site is one you can look up on the public marketplace with the same metrics we used.
Send the shape of it — domains or clients, markets, authority thresholds, volume per cycle and any sites that are off limits. We will come back with a scope and band rates rather than a generic quote.
Goes to our operations team, not a general inbox.
Usually one of three things: more than one domain or client, a placement volume that needs planning rather than ad-hoc ordering, or a procurement process that needs written scope and consolidated invoicing.
Yes. Agencies run multiple client campaigns from one workspace, with orders and delivery records kept separate per campaign and invoicing consolidated per cycle.
Yes. Bring a banned-domain list and it is applied to every shortlist. You can also set minimum authority, traffic and spam thresholds that we will not go below.
Rates are agreed per authority band up front, so a placement's price is known before it is proposed rather than negotiated per order. Volume across a cycle is what moves the rate.
The same guarantee that covers every BlogReach order applies: monitoring detects the change, the publisher gets a repair request with a defined window, and an unresolved case is escalated for review.