For Agencies
Sell the whole authority stack without building the team.
- Every service available unbranded under your agency name
- Partner pricing with volume tiers across your whole client base, not per account
- White-label reports you can forward without editing, no Dot Mirror branding anywhere
If any of this sounds familiar
The brief outgrew your supplier
Clients are asking about AI visibility and local SEO, and you have a link building supplier. Every question past links is one you have to refer away.
You cannot defend the margin
Your supplier's inventory is the marketplace list everyone else buys from, so the client can price it themselves and you are negotiating against a spreadsheet.
Reports arrive unusable
Someone on your team rebuilds the file before a client can see it, every month, on work you have already paid for.
You quote it nervously
Every proposal carries a line you are not certain you can deliver, and you find out which ones after the client has signed.
Included with Agencies
Agencies win authority work and then have to deliver it. We are the team behind that delivery, across all four pillars, unbranded, on partner pricing, with reporting you can hand to a client unedited.
- Every service available unbranded under your agency name
- Partner pricing with volume tiers across your whole client base, not per account
- White-label reports you can forward without editing, no Dot Mirror branding anywhere
- One dedicated account manager across every client campaign you run
- Pre-sales support: scoping calls, proposal input, and honest feasibility answers before you quote
- Separate briefing, approval, and reporting per client, however many you run
Four pillars. One team behind them.
Sell one or all four. Same delivery, same standard, whichever of them you put on the proposal.
Link Building
Guest posts and niche edits on vetted, traffic-real publications.
6 servicesDigital PR
Campaigns and wire distribution into newsrooms that matter.
6 servicesLocal SEO
Map Pack visibility for businesses that live by their radius.
5 servicesAI SEO
Get named when buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews.
View serviceCampaigns we can show you
The delivery behind the model, across every category we work in. Same team, same standard, whichever way you buy it.
Relocate Pro
357 to 22,100 monthly organic visitors over 24 months.
LearnStack
5 million to 9.3 million monthly visitors, scaling an already-dominant domain.
DataPulse
890 to 25,300 monthly visitors: B2B data analytics enters the top three.
Vanta Commerce
DR 29 to DR 54 and +220% organic sessions, in 90 days.
Intellectsoft
23,000 monthly organic visitors to 69,000, in five months.
PandaDoc
186,000 monthly organic visitors to 581,000, over 35 months.
Social Media Management Tool
12,300 monthly organic visitors to 102,000, and DR 47 to 66.
Modern Dental Practice
Roughly 1,000 monthly organic visitors to 36,000, in thirteen months.
Local Electrical Contractor
Roughly 1,000 monthly organic visitors to 27,500, over two years.
What our customers think.
Why this agency owner stopped buying links in bulk
Agency OwnerSEO Agency · Link BuildingWatch the clip →
How a DTC founder grew organic revenue with guest posts
E-commerce FounderDTC Brand · Guest PostsWatch the clip →
A B2B SaaS team on earning editorial links that stick
SaaS Marketing LeadB2B SaaS · Editorial HAROWatch the clip →Why this fits Agencies
The scope of authority work has outgrown link building
A client asking why they are not named in AI answers is asking something a link supplier cannot answer. One partner across all four pillars is the difference between expanding a retainer and referring the work away.
Margin comes from inventory nobody else has
If your supplier sells the same marketplace list as everyone, you compete on price. Traffic-vetted inventory cannot be replicated with a spreadsheet.
Reporting is the client-facing product
Your client judges the work by the report. Ours is built to be forwarded as-is, under your brand, with no cleanup from you.
How it works
Partner onboarding
We agree pricing tiers, branding, report templates, and the approval workflow your clients expect. One setup, applied to every account afterwards.
Per-client briefing
Each client gets its own campaign: targets, anchor plan, approvals, and reporting cadence. Nothing is pooled or batched to hit quotas.
Delivery
We execute under your brand. Your account manager is the single point of contact across every client you have with us.
Reporting
White-label reports per client, on your schedule, ready to forward.
From signed partner to first live account.
You are not waiting for a programme to mature. You are waiting to bill a client.
- Week 1
Partner onboarding
One setup, applied to every account you ever run through us.
- Pricing tiers agreed against your total volume, not per client
- Your branding and report template loaded, ours removed
- Approval workflow matched to how your clients already sign off
- Weeks 2–4
First account live
One client brief is enough to start. Most partners begin with a single account.
- Shortlist back with traffic and index status, for you or your client to approve
- First placements live inside the window we quote you
- White-label report ready to forward, no editing at your end
- Month 2 onward
Add accounts, not overhead
The second client costs you a brief. It does not cost you a hire.
- No cap on concurrent clients, each briefed and reported separately
- Volume tiers move on your whole book, so small accounts stay viable
- One account manager across all of them, unbranded on client calls
Hire it, buy it, or partner for it
The three ways an agency covers authority work. The honest version.
| Criteria | Hire in-house | Marketplace supplier | Dot Mirror |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope covered | Whatever that one person knows | Links only | All four pillars, one partner |
| Cost shape | Salary, sold or not | Per link, no volume benefit | Wholesale, tiered on your book |
| Inventory | Built from scratch, slowly | Your competitor's list, too | Traffic-verified, never resold |
| Your branding | Yours by default | Usually theirs on the report | Yours, down to the dashboard |
| Capacity ceiling | One person's throughput | Whatever is in stock | Told to you before you quote |
| When it stops | A redundancy conversation | Nothing to stop, nothing gained | Month to month, links stay yours |
Common questions
Not quite your model?
Same delivery behind all of them. What changes is who holds the client and whose name is on the work.
Let’s scope it properly.
Tell us how you sell and what you have already committed to. We will tell you honestly what is worth doing first.