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Editorial links and guest posts are different packages.

A guest post is one kind of editorial mention: a page on another site, with a live URL. A citation pack fixes directory listings. A retainer repeats the mentions each month. They are not interchangeable.

Guest Post Pack

Four mentions on real sites, each with a URL you can open, plus a short report. Buy this when you want a one-time batch, not a monthly plan.

Citation Pack

Fifteen directory listings, with the name, address, and phone checked for mismatches. This is listing cleanup. It does not include guest posts.

Link Retainer

Eight to ten editorial links each month, with a plan for the words each link uses and a report an agency can forward under its own name.

What stays off the list

Private blog networks, link schemes we would not show you, and any promise of a ranking number. If a guest post drops within 30 days, the pack includes one replacement when a comparable placement is available.

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See the link packages, or start with the free report.

The free link report is a citation check after you confirm your email. Paid placements stay on the packages.