Case studies

Eight names, and the site each campaign was built for.

Every company below hired me to build links for them, and every one of them agreed to be named. What is not below is a growth chart, because I will not publish a number I cannot show you the source for. The placement log behind these campaigns is real, and I will open it for you on request.

The campaigns

Client by client, with the site each campaign pointed at.

Some placements came off my own list. Where a client needed a site I did not already hold, I went and got it through fresh outreach.

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Surfshark

Surfshark Case Study: Link Building in Consumer Security and Privacy

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 24 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 11 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Surfshark case surfshark.com
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Quickbase

Quickbase Case Study: Link Building in Project Management and Low-Code

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 56 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 30 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Quickbase case quickbase.com
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The Access Group

The Access Group Case Study: Link Building in HR and Payroll Software

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 30 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 10 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the The Access Group case theaccessgroup.com
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PeopleHR

PeopleHR Case Study: Link Building in HR and People Operations

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 30 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 10 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the PeopleHR case peoplehr.com
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Remote People

Remote People Case Study: Link Building in Recruitment and Remote Hiring

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 28 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 11 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Remote People case remotepeople.com
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Clideo

Clideo Case Study: Link Building in Video, Audio and Design Tools

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 87 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 44 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Clideo case clideo.com
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Dot Dot Loans

Dot Dot Loans Case Study: Link Building in Finance and Lending

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 22 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 9 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Dot Dot Loans case dotdotloans.co.uk
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Solvid

Solvid Case Study: Link Building in SEO and Digital Marketing

Every site used here came off the part of my list that already covers this subject, not a general pool that would take any client.

  • 95 sites on my list cover this category.
  • 41 of those are DR 70 or above.
  • Links inserted into articles already published and already ranking.
  • Every placement logged with its live URL, replaced free if it drops inside a year.
Read the Solvid case solvid.co.uk

Questions

What buyers ask about this page.

Why are there no traffic graphs here?

Because I would be publishing numbers I cannot prove to you. Rankings and traffic move for reasons that have nothing to do with links: content changes, technical work, competitors, algorithm updates, seasonality. An agency that shows you a rising line and implies its links caused all of it is telling you a story, not a result.

What I can prove is the work: which sites, which pages, which anchors, and that the links are live. That is what the log holds, and that is what I will show you.

Can I see the actual placements?

Yes. Email me and I will open the log for whichever client above is closest to your category, or for all of them. You get the live URL, the site, its domain rating and the anchor used, and you can click every line yourself.

I do not publish it because the list of sites is the work, and it took years to build. Sending it to someone who has asked is a different thing from putting it where every competitor can copy it.

Can I speak to one of these clients?

Ask, and I will make the introduction where the client is willing. Not everyone wants to take reference calls, and I will tell you honestly which ones have said yes rather than promising something I then cannot deliver.

Do you have experience in my category?

The names above cover cybersecurity, low-code, HR software, recruitment, video tooling and SEO. My site list is deepest in marketing, software development, e-commerce, AI, sales and HR tech. Tell me your category and I will give you the honest site count for it before you commit to anything.

Why so few case studies?

Because these are the ones I can name. I have done work that sits under other people's brands and under agreements I am not going to breach to make this page look longer. Eight named clients who agreed to it is worth more than twenty anonymous logos.

Want the next case study to have your name on it?

Tell me what you sell and which page needs authority. You will get the sites on my list that fit your category, and the placement log for whichever client above is closest to what you do, so you can judge the work before you judge the pitch.