US market
US link building through earned press: editorial links from national, metro, and trade publications, pitched into American news cycles by a team that does it daily.
Overview
The US press isn't one market. A fintech startup in Austin, a logistics firm in Chicago and a D2C brand in Los Angeles all need links, but the outlets that will cover them and the stories that land are completely different. US link building starts with knowing which slice of the press matters for your rankings.
SEO Backlinks earns coverage for US companies through three routes: reactive PR, expert commentary and data-led stories. Every link is placed editorially. We don't use PBNs or bulk guest posts, and we don't pay for placements.
The team behind it has placed 12,000+ PR links for 120+ active clients. US coverage so far includes the New York Post, local Axios editions, Forbes, Inc. and Yahoo Finance.
Do the links come from US publications only?
Not only. Where a placement lands depends on the story and who picks it up. US coverage so far includes the New York Post, local Axios editions, Forbes, Inc. and Yahoo Finance, and strong stories can also earn pickup in UK titles such as the Daily Mail, which still pass authority. If US placements matter most to you, tell us at the start so stories are planned around US desks.
Service detail
National outlets build domain authority and brand credibility, but they're the hardest to land and need new data or a sharp angle. Metro press (regional dailies, city business journals) covers local employers, expansions and state-level data cuts. Trade press is read by your buyers and often produces the fastest, most topically relevant links. A strong campaign mixes all three.
American newsrooms label paid content clearly, and a sponsored tag removes the SEO value. Editors expect a named source with a clear title, a stated methodology behind any data claim, and facts they can verify; some outlets fact-check before publishing. Pitches that read like ads get deleted. Pitches that hand an editor a working story get used.
US desks plan around recurring moments: tax season, earnings weeks, back to school, the Black Friday-to-Christmas run, and the January resolution cycle. Morning pitches in Eastern Time get read; a Friday afternoon send does not. Reactive opportunities move faster still. When a journalist requests a source, the window is often a few hours, so monitoring runs daily.
Retainers start at $6,000 per month with a minimum of ten editorial links, detailed in the pricing section. Each link comes from an independent publication with its own readers. Every placement is reported live with its URL, screenshot, target page and checks, so your team can verify it the day it goes live.
Managed delivery
You don't need to find journalists, write pitches or chase live URLs. Send the website, and the team handles the research, writing and pitching.
We list the national, metro and trade outlets that cover your category and the stories they run.
Lists are organized by beat and time zone so pitches reach the right desk during Eastern Time reading hours.
Stories launch around US moments like tax season and the holiday run, alongside daily reactive journalist requests.
Every placement is logged with URL, screenshot, and target page, then checked for indexation and follow status.
Questions
Not only. Where a placement lands depends on the story and who picks it up. US coverage so far includes the New York Post, local Axios editions, Forbes, Inc. and Yahoo Finance, and strong stories can also earn pickup in UK titles such as the Daily Mail, which still pass authority. If US placements matter most to you, tell us at the start so stories are planned around US desks.
No vendor can promise a named publication, because editors decide what runs. What we control is story quality, targeting and the number of credible pitches. Our record includes placements in Forbes, the New York Post, Yahoo Finance and Inc., and your monthly link minimum is contractual even though specific outlets aren't.
Guest post sellers pay webmasters for slots on sites that exist to sell links. We pitch stories to journalists who choose to cover them, so the links sit inside news articles with readers. That difference shows up in traffic, indexation and how the links hold up through Google's link spam updates.
We can pitch metro desks anywhere in the US: regional dailies, city business journals and local broadcast sites. Data stories can be cut state by state so each local desk gets its own headline, and national and trade pitching runs alongside wherever your company is based.
Start here
Email info@seobacklinks.com with your site, target pages and the markets you sell into, and we'll reply with an outline.
