This was a client’s exact question last week. The answer is simple: Don’t treat external links as luxury items; treat them like fast-moving consumer goods.
What’s the biggest headache for large companies doing SEO? It’s not a lack of funds—it’s scaling up.
Think about it: an independent site that updates 100 product pages daily. If external links rely solely on “handcrafted quality,”
even at 20 links per day, that’s only 7,000 links a year. What’s that worth? In Google’s eyes, it’s a “site with no recommendations.”
That’s why our combo strategy is essentially a three-blade approach:
- Volume Blade: GMB site groups publish 500,000 external links monthly
- pushing the site’s indexed pages from 10,000 to 500,000. This makes Google think the site is “highly active.”
- Camouflage Blade: GNB forum links mix in 100,000 links. Even if 60% are deleted, 4,000 new domains remain
- specifically designed to bypass Google’s “external link structure detection.”
- Anchor Blade: GPB links consistently publish 150 high-quality external links monthly, targeting independent sites.
- These links are like investing in gold—they provide long-term “value preservation” for the site.
One client selling fitness equipment previously struggled with “vertical external links,” accumulating only 2,000 links in a year.
After switching to our strategy, their domain count surged by 2,800 in the first month. Within three months
their core keyword “protein powder” jumped from page 7 to the top 3 on Google. The boss immediately approved: “Increase the outsourcing budget by $20,000!
