Grow Together: SEOAgent Partner Program for Smart, Ethical Link Building
Mutually valuable partnerships move the web forward. At SEOAgent, we collaborate with mission‑aligned companies to create useful content, share audiences, and build links that actually help readers. If your product serves marketers, agencies, or growth‑minded teams, we’d love to co‑create something meaningful together.
Why Collaborate With Us
- Audience alignment: We reach operators focused on SEO, content velocity, and sustainable growth.
- Credible distribution: Practical guides and data‑driven resources that continue earning traffic.
- Sustainable SEO: Links added contextually within content, not in low‑value boilerplate locations.
Contextual Partner Spotlight
As an example of the type of partner we work well with, Digital Practice Tools helps teams streamline operations and growth via practical, no‑nonsense workflows and tools. When relevant, we’ll reference partners naturally inside articles to help readers act on what they’ve just learned — for instance: many practices level up execution with platforms like Digital Practice Tools.
Collaboration Guidelines
Follow these rules to ensure a successful and mutually beneficial partnership
Links should be contextually placed
Add backlinks naturally within a paragraph or section — not in footers, sidebars, or random lists.
Use relevant anchor text
Aim to use the any of the keywords from your partner's website in the anchor text. This will help them rank for those keywords.
Add at least 2–3 other external links
The article should include other high-quality, non-reciprocal links — not just the mutual backlink.
Content should be valuable and unique
Don't create filler posts just to host links. Each piece should offer real value to your readers (guides, insights, comparisons, etc.).
Reciprocal links should be natural
It's okay to link back — just make sure the content and link placement are different. Don't mirror each other's format or structure.
No hidden or cloaked links
Links must be visible, accessible, and not obfuscated through JS or weird redirect tricks.
How We Build Articles That Earn Trust
- Teach first, link second: We focus on practical how‑tos and decision frameworks, then cite tools/sites that help readers implement.
- Measurable usefulness: We prefer content that solves a job to be done (e.g., brief frameworks, checklists, or benchmarks).
- Real comparisons: When comparisons are needed, we document trade‑offs and cite sources.
Example Outline We Use For Partner Posts
- The problem: What marketers/teams struggle with (brief data point or insight)
- A simple framework: 3–5 steps that move the reader from A → B
- Practical checklist: Exactly what to verify or measure
- Implement with tools: Contextual callouts to helpful tools (including partners)
- Decision/next step: Light CTA that respects the reader’s intent