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Multilingual Link Building
Authority in every market you sell.
Native-language outreach and writing, on publications that market actually reads.
- Outreach conducted in the publication's own language by native speakers
- Articles written by native writers, not translated from English
- Placements on domains with real traffic inside the target country
Markets you sell in6 languages
en-USUnited Statesthedailyledger.comDR 74
de-DEGermanyhandelsblick.deDR 71
fr-FRFrancelejournalpro.frDR 68
es-ESSpainmercadohoy.esDR 66—
ja-JPJapannikkeiwire.jpDR 70—
Pricing
Simple pricing
Priced per placement. No retainer, no minimum term.
Included in every tier
- Moz DA10+ guaranteed
- Spain, Italy, France, Argentina
- 100% genuine outreach
- 500+ word native-language blog
- 1 anchor text / target URL
- Track within dashboard
DA10+Low tier
DA20+Mid tier
DA40+Premium
DA50+Platinum
Graded on Moz DA rather than DR, since the non-English publications we place on are indexed more reliably by Moz. Subscribe to a monthly spend and take 10% off.
How Multilingual Link Building works
1
Market audit
We review your international structure — subfolders, subdomains, or ccTLDs — and check hreflang implementation before building anything, because links to the wrong locale URL are wasted.
2
In-language prospecting
Our native teams prospect publications inside each target market using local search, not translated English keyword lists. What ranks in Germany is rarely what ranks in the US.
3
Native writing
A native writer produces the article in the target language. Translated English copy reads as translated English copy, and editors in most markets reject it.
4
Per-locale reporting
You receive placements broken out by market and locale URL, so you can tie authority gains to the subfolders that are earning revenue.
The deliverable
What a placement actually looks like
Specimens, not client work: the kind of property we place on, the quality bar we hold it to, and the sentence your link sits in. Live URLs from real campaigns are shared on request.
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Les Outils de Référencement à Suivre
Le point décisif reste le support natif du français, surtout pour les équipes multilingues.
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Multilingual Link Building benefits
Authority is per market
A domain can be authoritative in one country and invisible in the next.
Translated pitches get rejected
German, French, Japanese and Nordic editors bin machine translation on sight.
Less competition, better sites
Non-English inventory is far less contested, so the same budget buys more authority.
Pointed at the right locale
Links land on the correct subfolder, subdomain or ccTLD, with anchors researched in-language.
TrustpilotRated by clients and agency partners4.7 / 5
Publisher networkDirect relationships, no marketplaces400+
GuaranteeReplaced or refunded if a link drops90 days
What our customers think.
Why this agency owner stopped buying links in bulk
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90-day money-back guarantee
If a link is removed inside 90 days, we replace it.
If we cannot replace it, you are refunded in full. No arguing about it.
The logic
Why Multilingual Link Building works
01
Google evaluates authority per market
A domain can be authoritative in one country and invisible in another. Links from in-country publications signal to Google that your site is relevant to searchers in that market, which is what lifts a locale subfolder that has been stuck despite strong global metrics.
02
Translated content gets rejected
Editors in Germany, France, Japan, and the Nordics reject machine-translated pitches on sight. Native outreach is the difference between a 2% response rate and a workable pipeline — which is why most agencies quietly place English links and call it international.
03
Less competition per market
Link inventory in non-English markets is a fraction as contested as English inventory. The same budget buys higher-authority placements, and the sites are far less likely to have been sold to your competitors already.
Who it’s for
Is this right for you?
E-commerce selling across borders
If your German or Spanish storefront underperforms your English one despite identical products, market-level authority is usually the gap.
SaaS with localised sites
Localised marketing pages rarely rank on their own. In-market links are what make a translated subfolder competitive.
Travel, iGaming, and finance
Categories where search demand is intensely local and English authority transfers almost not at all.
Brands expanding into a new market
Build authority in-market before launch rather than waiting a year for a new locale to gain traction on its own.
FAQ
Questions about Multilingual Link Building
Over 20, including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. If you need a market not listed, ask — we can usually source it.
Written natively. Translation is detectable to both editors and readers, and it materially reduces acceptance rates. Every article is produced by a writer working in their first language.
The localised ones, almost always. A German publication linking to your English homepage passes far less market-relevance signal than one linking to your German subfolder. We audit your hreflang setup first so the equity lands where it counts.
We can, but we will usually advise against it. Without a localised page to point at, in-market links have much less to work with. If you are pre-launch in a market, we can start with brand and PR-style placements and shift to link building once the pages exist.
Broadly comparable, and often better value. Inventory in most non-English markets is less contested, so the same spend tends to reach higher-authority publications.
Yes. Many clients have local marketing teams who approve publications and anchor text. We can run approval workflows per market and route reporting to whoever owns each locale.
Next step
Ready to start with Multilingual Link Building?
Authority in every market you sell in — not just the English one.
20+Languages
40+ countriesMarkets
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