Protective Pillow Links

Pillow links are a category of backlinks that is used to diversify and add naturalness to a backlink profile.

This may include things like citations, social profiles, web 2.0s, directories, etc, and they are also known as foundational backlinks.

These links differ from things like guest posts and niche edits which are contextual links on blog-style websites.

Yes, pillow links are white hat. It’s not possible to get yourself in any kind of trouble with Google from building our pillow link packs.

These packs are used to help establish a very healthy, natural-looking backlink profile that Google can trust.

All 30 links in these packs come from trusted, authoritative sources.

All sites should get pillow links as they are necessary to help create a natural backlink profile.

They aren’t necessary to build all the time, but a little here and there should do the trick.

If your link profile isn’t diversified or if you are just getting started with link building, it could be a good time to build some pillow links.

You should use pillow links to help establish a healthy, natural, diverse backlink profile.

This mix of 30 white hat links mixes your link profile up and gets it looking more natural.

Normal websites get backlinks from a wide variety of different sources and types of websites, and so should yours.

We recommend building pillow links to your homepage in most cases (or sometimes location pages for local sites).

We also recommend using natural anchors (branded, URL, and generic) as these are more natural.

You should use Pillow Links alongside other link-building options like guest posts and niche edits for best results.

We will get you as many niche-relevant links as we can. We also go after the most powerful and trusted domains for foundational links based on what your competitors are doing. Some domains may be more niche-specific than others, and it should be noted that many domains used for this link type will be general.

The turnaround time for Pillow Links is about 2 weeks, after which you will receive a report detailing the links we’ve built for you.

These types of links can be difficult to get indexed in many cases as many are considered “user-generated content,” but we do not think it is necessary.

We expect this trend to continue as more content is added to the internet daily and Google must prioritize indexing other types of content.

When ordering, you have the option to have your Pillow Links passed through an indexer. This does not guarantee that all links will be indexed, but it increases the odds.

We cannot answer this question for you as there are way too many factors to consider, and link building is only one part of the SEO equation.

Pillow Links are usually used at the very beginning of the link building process, and their purpose is not to push a lot of power. But, if you are in a low-competition niche, they might be all you need to get some good ranking movement.

If you need help with or are unsure about link building, you can check out our Managed Link Building program.

No, we do not do custom Pillow Link orders.

We have a system for obtaining the best links for your site that we stick to because of its proven success.

No, we used aged Web 2.0 accounts that we own that have more trust and authority to better influence your rankings in the SERPs.

We retain control of these properties and do not give access to clients.

Both of these link packs fill the role of diversifying your link profile and building trust to your site.

Our Pillow Link packs are more basic, widely-used types of links that most sites get in the beginning of the link building process, although they can be built at any time to diversify further.

The links in Diversity Links packs take more time and effort to create, hence the price difference.

No, our Pillow Links are only built to the homepages of websites, and only one URL may be given per order.