Backlink Packages: Let's Plan Your Content and Publishing Together
Backlink packages are services that bundle content production, publisher selection and link planning into a defined scope and price to earn a website links from other sites.
At Seobaz, we combine links from publisher sites with organic traffic, informative content and social media shares in a single work plan. We decide which keyword points to which page, prepare the content and carry out the placements within the package you choose. Our goal is to support your business's visibility on Google and in AI systems.
In a backlink project, the choice of publisher, the topic of the article, the anchor text and the page the visitor lands on are all connected. Our team makes these decisions together. Instead of negotiating with publishers one by one, running a separate writing process for each piece and tracking the link distribution yourself, you can see planned and completed work in your customer panel.
Backlink packages and pricing
One-time prices for Seobaz backlink packages are 5,000 TL + VAT for Feniks, 8,500 TL + VAT for Zodyak and 15,000 TL + VAT for Quantum (Turkish packages; English package prices are in the tab above). The price difference between packages comes from the number of target keywords and the scope of content, placements and shares.
What do we handle in a backlink package?
The scope covers the preparation before buying placements and the delivery afterwards. We build a plan around your goals, prepare the content for publication and carry out the off-site work in your package.
- Analysis and keyword plan: We assess your site, your competitors and the searches to work on.
- Target page selection: We match each keyword with the page that meets the visitor's need.
- Content production: We set publication topics, do the source research and prepare editor-reviewed texts.
- Publishing and sharing: We carry out the sponsored articles, social media, PDF and other off-site publishing included in the package.
- Technical audit and reporting: We flag on-site issues for you and report the off-site work done and the link distribution.
The Facebook and LinkedIn shares, Tumblr posts and PDF submissions in the package are separate work items that accompany the news placements. Content and share counts are listed in the package you choose, so you can see before ordering how much of each type of placement you will receive.
When you buy sponsored articles yourself, coordinating these decisions is also up to you. Even a well-written piece can point to the wrong page; several articles can pile up on the same keyword while other target keywords are left unplanned. Our service brings content and publishing decisions together around agreed goals.
What do we review for your site before you order?
We start the initial assessment with your website and the keywords you want to focus on. After reviewing your current situation and your competitors, we share the keyword set, the work proposal and the right package with you at the quote stage.
Which searches you appear for on Google, which of your pages show up for them and your current link profile are core parts of the review. We also look at competitors' referring sources and visibility, so the work proposal reflects both your site's needs and the competitive landscape.
For projects targeting AI visibility, we also review how your brand and your competitors appear for relevant questions. For example, which businesses are mentioned when users ask about a specific service, and whether your brand appears in those answers, can be part of the initial assessment.
We also check whether your site has a suitable page for the target keywords. A business with a single general page and one that describes different services on separate pages do not have the same options for link targets. If we see a missing page or a technical issue affecting the work, we note it in the work proposal.
We plan target keywords, pages and anchor text together
Which page does the link point to?
We point the link to the page that best meets the needs of the person making the search. That page could be the homepage or a product, category or service page. The choice depends on the meaning of the keyword, the user's expectations and the content of the page.
For example, we want to bring a visitor looking for a specific product to the page that offers that product's details and purchase options. For content that introduces the business in general, the homepage may be the right fit. We also consider pages that already rank for the target keyword.
When more than one page serves the same search need, we make clear which one will be the target. This prevents the same keyword from being pointed at different URLs at random across placements and keeps the link plan focused on the chosen page.
How do we stick to the approved keyword set?
We run the work on the keywords agreed with you. We do not add a keyword that represents a different service to the target list on our own just because it looks similar. We also make sure the variations we use keep the meaning and scope of the chosen keyword.
For example, if the target keyword is “seo agency,” then “professional seo agency” can be used as a variation of it. “SEO service”, however, is a different target that can be set separately. This distinction keeps it clear which topic the content supports and why links point to a particular page.
Anchor text distribution by keyword
Anchor text is the word or phrase the visitor clicks. Exact match, or exact anchor, means the target keyword appears in the link in exactly the same form.
We plan the distribution separately for each target keyword. In our plan, at least 50% of the placements assigned to a keyword use its exact form, and the rest use related variations. This way, it is clear from the start how many placements each keyword gets and which page it links to.
The table below shows a sample distribution of 26 placements across six target keywords. In this example, the placements in the package are split among the six chosen keywords.
In this example, 26 pieces of content are set up to be published on 26 different websites. The same target page can receive links from related content across different placements. If there are several target pages, keyword and page pairings are maintained. In the report, you can review this distribution as well as the number of placements.
How do we choose publisher sites?
Organic traffic and publication quality
We prioritize sites that are visible in organic search, publish regularly and have a content structure we consider suitable. We use Semrush and Ahrefs data and assess organic traffic estimates, publication quality and the site's link profile together.
For us, a site that earns visibility on Google with its own content is an important signal in publisher selection. We do not pick a site simply because its DA, DR or AS score is high. Even if it shows traffic, we exclude a site that is outdated, full of spam content or has a link profile we do not consider suitable.
So source selection is not just a list of sites sorted by a single score. We also assess whether publications are current, how topics are covered and what kind of content the site has built up. We use numerical data to understand the publishing environment.
Do placements only come from sites in the same industry?
We care that the content speaks to the relevant reader. That does not require every article on the site to be about your industry. A general news site can also cover a topic related to your field in a meaningful way.
For example, imagine you have built an app that can be used in different industries. It could be covered for its features in a technology publication, for its value to companies in a business publication, or for its local use in a regional news story. The topic of the publication and the information it offers the reader form the context of the link.
We do not tie the plan to a single type of site or a single authority score. We assess suitable placements within the package budget together with the content topics and target pages, and build variety while keeping the meaning and goal of each article.
Link type: dofollow and nofollow
We select publisher sites on three criteria: organic traffic, category fit and location. If a site scores well on these and suits your industry, it goes into the plan. Whether a link is dofollow or nofollow is the publisher's editorial decision; we do not commit that every link in the package will be dofollow, and the publisher may change the link type later.
We do not see link type alone as a measure of success. Every link that is indexed, sits in relevant content and is missing from your competitors' profiles adds to your site's credibility for search engines and AI engines. Our assessment is based on the quality of the publication and the context of the content.
Publisher pool and repeat orders
Our sponsored article network includes more than 1,000 sites. We review and refresh this pool every one to two months. A site being suitable in a previous period does not mean we will automatically use it in every later project.
For returning customers, we place sponsored articles on different sites from those used in the previous project, so the next order's publishing plan is built with new sources. Target keywords and pages can stay the same; the sources where the articles are published are chosen again.
How do we interpret DA, DR and spam score?
We use metrics such as DA, DR, AS and spam score as aids to assessment. When deciding on placements, we look at these scores together with the site's organic visibility, content quality and link history.
Spam score in particular does not prove on its own that a site is spam. According to Moz, the score is built from signals associated with features seen on penalized sites. A high score can be a sign that closer review is needed; it does not by itself pass judgment on every piece of content and link on the site.
That is why we do not reduce a site's value to a number on a tool screen. We look at its actual publishing pattern, its content and its organic visibility. The same approach applies when assessing your current link profile.
Disavowing links is not routine cleanup based on a tool score either. Google's documentation states that most sites do not need this tool. What gets assessed is a significant number of problematic links together with a related manual action, or the likelihood of one. The link analysis in the package does not mean every URL found is automatically disavowed.
How is content prepared for Google, GEO and AEO?
We prepare publication content to answer the question of someone looking for information on the topic. We tie the title, description and examples to the target keyword and place the link to your business at a suitable point in the text.
We want every sponsored article to have something to tell the reader. We do not fill content just to place a company name and a link. We work from information needs such as what need a service meets, where a product is used or what to consider when making a decision on the topic.
Research, writing and editorial review
- We set the topic: We consider the target keyword, the page to link to and the question the article will answer together.
- We review sources: We assess five authoritative sources on the topic and verify the information we use in the content.
- We write the text: We cover the topic clearly using our own GEO- and AEO-focused content production process.
- We complete editorial review: Our team checks the writing, the facts and the link placement, and prepares the text for publication after any necessary edits.
Throughout this process, we make sure the article actually delivers what the title promises. In content comparing services, we explain the comparison criteria; in content about an application, we explain how it is used. The link sits where the reader can learn more about the related product or service.
What changes in content for AI visibility?
GEO covers the work of getting your brand into generative AI answers. AEO focuses on giving clear and usable answers to users' questions. In backlink packages, we apply this approach when choosing the publishing platform, the title and the content.
We write texts that answer the main question directly, explain concepts clearly and carry key information with its own context. We want each paragraph to make its topic clear even when read on its own. Examples, conditions and comparisons complete the answer where needed.
Instead of repeating your brand name in every paragraph, we clearly explain where your business is relevant to the topic. The aim is for readers to understand the text easily and for key information to be presented clearly enough to be reused in another answer.
A link should also be worth something to the reader
The link in published content should take readers further into the topic they care about. That is why the anchor text, its position and the page it opens are assessed together. If the user is reading about a product's features, the link should take them to a page where they can explore that product in more detail.
A link does not always have to be presented the same way. A descriptive phrase within the text, a related image or a sentence leading on to more of the topic can be used. When choosing, we consider why the reader would click the link and what they would find.
For example, a link at the very bottom of a page that is easy to miss and a descriptive 300 × 250 image shown in a relevant area offer visitors different points of contact. When assessing such an image placement, visibility, relevance to the content and visitor behavior matter. This example shows why a link's position should be considered from the user's point of view; the placement types in the standard package are set by the package scope.
We also report your on-site issues
In a backlink package, we identify technical issues and send you the on-site changes that need to be made. Implementation is the responsibility of you or the team managing your site. The post-order technical audit shows you what needs to be addressed on your site alongside the off-site work.
The report is based on the issues found on your site. Depending on the package, it also includes title and description writing and a detailed fix plan you can pass on to your developer, so you can share with your team which change each page needs.
If there is an issue big enough to block the work, we wait for it to be fixed. For example, if the target page for the link does not load, that has to be addressed before the publishing plan moves forward. If there is no such blocker, we start the off-site work and share on-site recommendations for you to implement.
How does publishing progress after you order?
Delivery time for backlink packages is 3-8 business days depending on the package. Within that time, we handle content preparation, editorial review, publishing coordination and the other work in the package.
First, we confirm the target keywords and the pages to link to. Then we set the publication topics and distribution, prepare the content and send it to publishers. Alongside sponsored articles, we also carry out the social media, PDF and other sharing work in the package.
Is a fixed number of placements published every day?
We plan the publishing schedule around the package delivery time, content preparation and publishers' workflows. We do not tie all work to an “always one link per day” rule. As part of this process, placements may be completed on different days and in varying numbers.
What matters to us in the schedule is that planned work is prepared and carried out within the delivery window. Rather than setting the same time or daily count for every placement, we manage content and publishing coordination together. You can track completed work in your panel.
Do you need to approve content before publication?
Unless you request approval, we prepare and publish the content directly. If you want to see content in advance, require a specific phrase or share a note about your brand voice, you can tell us at the start of the work.
Knowing these requests during preparation makes it easier to shape the content to your expectations. Our team manages the process with publishers, so you do not need to deal with each publication separately.
Track the work from your panel
In the customer panel, you can see completed placements, links and work status day by day. The link distribution report shows which keyword points to which page.
- Links to published sponsored articles and completed work items.
- How target keywords and their pages are distributed in the link plan.
- Social media, PDF and other sharing work included in the package.
- Technical audit outputs and additional analyses included in the package.
These records let you compare the work you bought with what was delivered. You can open placements and read the content, see where each link points and share the reports with your own team.
Are the links dofollow or nofollow?
We mostly prefer dofollow links when selecting placements. When we find a publication's audience, content and value for your business suitable, we may also include nofollow links. We assess link attributes together with the other characteristics of the source.
Your business appearing alongside a relevant topic in a publication, and readers being able to reach your site, are also part of our assessment. So we do not reduce the placement decision to the link's attribute alone. We consider the quality of the site, the topic of the content and what the link means to the user together.
How does the six-month placement guarantee work?
We offer a six-month guarantee on links obtained within the package. If a placement is removed or your link is changed during this period, just let us know through support. We first try to fix it on the same site; if that is not possible, we provide a replacement placement on an equivalent site.
Sharing the related order and the affected placement link in your support ticket makes it easier to assess the situation. We contact the publisher through the ticket and manage either the correction of the same placement or a replacement on an equivalent one.
How long do links actually stay live?
Based on our 12 years of experience, links stay on sites for 2-3 years on average. Some of our links have been live for 5-8 years. This reflects our experience from past work; not every placement will stay live for the same length of time.
Publishers may sell the site, change its software, replace the editorial team or shut the site down. These changes can affect past content and links too. When working with thousands of publishers, it is not possible to control every future decision another business will make.
That is why we do not promise lifetime permanence. Our six-month guarantee clearly defines within what period and how you can get support if a problem occurs.
The difference between a backlink package and a monthly SEO service
In a backlink package, we carry out the off-site placements and send you the on-site fixes. In the monthly SEO service, we implement technical changes, on-site content and off-site work together.
If you manage your site with your own team and want to leave off-site publishing to us, a backlink package is built for that need. In this model, we run the placements, content and link plan, and your team steps in for the changes needed on your site.
If you want our team to handle on-site implementation as well, take a look at our SEO packages. We can settle on the right service based on which work your own team will do and which responsibilities you want to leave to us.
When do you need another package?
We base the decision to repeat or expand the work on competition and conversions. Completing the first package does not automatically mean every site needs another package of the same size.
We look at the competition for your target keywords, the visibility your site has reached and the conversion data you share with us together. If you continue, target pages and keyword priorities can be reassessed, and sponsored article sources are chosen to differ from the previous order.
Let's find the right backlink package for your site
Share your website and the keywords you want to focus on. We will review your current visibility, competitors and target pages and define work that fits your budget. In the quote, we will agree together on what will be done, which keywords will be worked on and the scope of the chosen package.
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