That depends on the service you choose.

With Content & Backlink Writing, you receive written content based on an agreed outline, with the revisions specified in your brief. Publication and backlink placement are not included.

With the free SEO Health Check, you receive a plain-English PDF explaining key findings about your website and practical next steps. It provides recommendations; implementing website changes is outside the service.

Outreach & Link Placement is on the way.

My current focus is technology, including SaaS, AI, and related subjects.

If your topic falls outside those areas, you are welcome to ask. I will confirm whether I have the understanding needed before accepting the work.

I do not take on gambling, adult content, or unverified crypto and financial schemes, including projects presented as technology businesses.

I keep my workload small, so I have time to research, write, and respond personally.

I usually work with one client at a time. I may accept a second when an existing project reaches a quieter stage. I will confirm availability and an expected start date before you commit.

Yes. Content writing is available as a standalone service.

Share your topic, ideas, or brief, and we can agree on an article for your audience. You receive the writing for publication on your own website or submission elsewhere.

Arranging publication or securing a backlink is outside the writing service. LinklySage’s placement service is still being prepared.

It begins with a conversation.

Click “I’m All Ears” and complete the enquiry form.

Tell me which service interests you, share your website address if you have one, and describe what you want to achieve.

If you are unsure about the direction, that is perfectly fine — understanding the right path is part of the process.

I will review your enquiry and discuss the scope, availability, and next steps with you. For paid work, we agree on the price and payment arrangements before you commit.

Once we know what makes sense, we will agree on the next steps and move forward with clarity.

Yes. I handle the research, writing, and editing rather than passing your project to another writer.

Tools may assist parts of that process. I review the content, check important claims, and remain responsible for the work I deliver.

Yes. I use AI to support tasks such as exploring questions, organising ideas, and refining language. For LinklySage’s own website, it has also helped draft and revise passages.

I check important information against sources and review the wording before using it. AI output is not evidence on its own.

If you have requirements about AI use in your project, please raise them when we discuss the brief so we can agree on an approach before work begins.

The free SEO Health Check normally takes 3–5 business days. I will confirm the expected delivery date when I accept your request.

For writing, the timeline depends on the length, research required, and agreed scope.

I will provide an estimated schedule before work begins, including time for your feedback and revisions.

Not every idea arrives with the right words attached to it.

Sometimes you know what you want to achieve, but explaining the direction clearly takes time. A rough idea is enough to start the conversation.

I can help you decide whether writing or an SEO health check would be useful.

If your needs fall outside what I offer, I will explain that before you commit.

You are already reading one of the best examples.

The ideas, philosophy, and judgment behind LinklySage — from the words on this website to the way the services are presented — reflect how I naturally approach writing.

I believe good writing is not only about grammar or polished sentences. It is about understanding the subject, knowing the audience, and having something worthwhile to say.

I can share available samples from my focus areas, including technology, SaaS, and AI. For a more personal side of my writing, you can explore Random Mind.

Both options work.

If you have a brief, share your topic, audience, goals, and any sources or requirements you want me to follow. I will review it and ask about anything that needs clarification.

If you only have an idea, I can research the subject and help shape a proposed outline. We agree on the direction before writing begins.

There is no fixed word count. It depends on the topic, the audience, and what the piece is meant to achieve.

Some ideas may be covered well in 600 words. Others may need 2,000 or more.

I do not add words simply to reach a number. The aim is to cover the subject with enough depth to serve the reader and fulfil the purpose of the piece.

Tell me what you are trying to achieve, and I will suggest an appropriate length.

After the first complete draft, one full revision round and one minor follow-up adjustment are included.

For the full revision round, send one collected set of feedback on the draft. This can cover wording, clarity, organisation, or emphasis within the agreed brief.

The minor follow-up is for small adjustments to the revised version, such as a phrase or sentence that still needs attention.

Revisions stay within the agreed topic, purpose, direction, and requirements.

If you need a substantial change to those, we will discuss any effect on the price and timeline before proceeding.

Once writing has begun, the 75% advance payment is non-refundable, as work has already started on the agreed brief.

Yes.

Every article I prepare is written as an original piece for the agreed purpose. I do not copy, spin, or repackage someone else's work.

Where external information, research, statistics, or quotations are used, appropriate sources can be referenced where required.

For me, originality is not simply about passing a plagiarism check.

It is about creating something that has its own purpose, structure, and value.

When discussing backlinks, you will commonly come across four terms: followed links, nofollow, sponsored, and UGC:

These labels describe the link’s context; they do not promise an SEO result. A link can also carry more than one value.

Read Google’s explanation of link attributes.

Yes. Readers can still follow it to your website, discover your work, and learn about your business.

Google treats link qualifications as hints, but that is not a reason to promise ranking credit from a nofollow link.

Its usefulness should be assessed through its context, audience, and the visits it brings.

Google explains how these hints work.

A relevant link can introduce your website to readers and bring referral visits.

Search engines also use links to discover pages and understand relationships between them.

Google’s ranking systems include link analysis, but an individual backlink does not guarantee better rankings or more traffic.

I would assess where the link appears, why it belongs there, and whether the destination helps the reader.

Read about Google’s link analysis systems.

No fixed number guarantees a ranking.

Competitor backlink profiles can provide context, but matching their totals does not mean you will match their results. The pages, links, search queries, and competing websites all differ.

Before recommending outreach, I would examine the page itself, its existing links, and whether content or technical improvements deserve attention first.

Start with the particular search and the pages appearing for it.

• Does your page answer the question clearly?
• Is the information useful and credible?
• Can search engines access it?
• Do relevant pages link to it?

Competitor research can reveal useful approaches and unanswered questions.

It cannot establish every reason for a ranking or guarantee that a particular change will move your page above another.

Google’s SEO Starter Guide explains the main foundations.

Let's get the facts straight first.

DR and Authority Score are third-party SEO metrics and measure different things:

Domain Rating (DR) is Ahrefs’ measure of the relative strength of a website’s backlink profile. It does not measure organic traffic.

Authority Score is Semrush’s broader metric, which includes backlink strength, estimated organic traffic, and spam-related signals.

The two metrics are used as diagnostic indicators, not as final proof of SEO performance. They can help you evaluate certain authority-related signals, but neither is a Google ranking score, and neither guarantees organic traffic.

If a website shows a strong DR or Authority Score while still receiving limited traffic, the reason may be:

• It targets very little search demand.
• Its pages do not match search intent well.
• Important pages rank too low to attract clicks.
• Content is outdated or weak compared with competitors.
• Internal linking is poor.
• Technical or indexing issues limit visibility.
• Much of its authority comes from links that do not translate into relevant search visibility.

I would compare the score with Search Console data and, where available, website analytics.

Visits and enquiries help assess business results; they are not interchangeable with an authority score.

You can check a link type by inspecting its HTML code.

Right-click the link and select “Inspect” to open the browser’s developer tools.

A normal followed link may look like:

A NoFollow link may look like:

If nofollow, sponsored, or ugc appears in the link's rel attribute, it is not an ordinary followed link.

Yes. Republishing can be appropriate when the necessary permissions and publishing arrangements are in place.

However, identical or very similar versions may lead Google to select one as the main version shown in search results. Each copy should not be expected to gain separate search visibility.

For LinklySage’s future placement service, my intended approach is to prepare a separate article suited to each publisher and audience.

One placement, one purpose-built article.

Google explains how it handles duplicate URLs.

Yes. A website can link to another website more than once, and that can happen naturally.

For example, a publisher may reference different useful resources from your website across several articles over time.

However, repeatedly acquiring links from one domain simply to increase the backlink count should not be the goal.

A healthier approach is to build relationships and earn links from a variety of relevant and trustworthy sources, while allowing repeat links to occur where they genuinely make editorial sense.

A strong backlink profile is shaped by relevance, context, trust, and diversity — not simply the number of links collected.

Payment is split into two equal parts.

You can pay by bank transfer or another mutually agreed method.

We, as the two parties, agree on the price and payment terms before you commit. After you approve the outline, I will share the instructions for paying the 75% advance.

For smaller individual projects, I normally document the scope, deliverables, timeline, responsibilities, and payment terms in writing and ask for your written approval.

A separate signed agreement is not part of every small project. For larger, ongoing, or more complex work, we can discuss one before proceeding.

Tell me what still feels unresolved, with examples from the draft where possible. I will review your concerns against the agreed brief.

If I have missed an agreed requirement, I will correct it without an additional charge. This is separate from a request to change the original brief.

If the work meets the agreed requirements but still does not feel right for you, we can discuss further editing at an agreed fee.

If you choose to end the project without approving the work, the 75% advance remains non-refundable, and I will not request the remaining balance.

The unapproved draft will not be available for publication or use. Any additional work, fee, and revised timeline will be agreed upon before I proceed.

Payment and delivery follow the arrangements explained under “How does the payment and writing process work?”

You will receive a plain-English snapshot of your website's current SEO health in PDF format which may cover areas such as:

• Backlinks and third-party authority metrics observation.
• Page titles, headings, and basic content structure; overall SEO condition.
• Content quality and improvement opportunities.
• Key technical observations.
• What is working well.
• Important issues that deserve attention.

The findings depend on the information available. If an area cannot be assessed reliably, I will explain that in the report.

This is an initial overview, rather than an exhaustive audit of every page. Website changes are not included.

If you later want a deeper review, you can ask about the paid SEO Evaluation Report, which adds more detailed analysis, competitor comparisons, and a fuller action plan.

Click the “I'm All Ears” CTA, complete the enquiry form, and select SEO Health Check.

Provide your name and email address. You can also include your business or website name and any particular concern you would like me to consider.

I use your email to send the report and communicate with you about your request.

No account creation. No payment details. No obligation to buy.

The free SEO Health Check usually takes approximately 3–5 business days after I confirm your request and have the information needed to begin.

I will confirm the expected delivery date. If that changes, I will let you know.

Yes. There is no charge for the SEO Health Check, and you do not need to purchase another service.

After delivery, I may follow up just once to ask whether you have any questions about the findings. You will not be added to an automated promotional email sequence.

If you want further help, you are welcome to ask. Either way, the report is yours to keep.