A global language-learning platform earned 50 editorial placements with an average Domain Rating of 58, in outlets such as Barchart, Digital Journal and The European Business Review, through digital PR and guest posting rather than bulk link building.
Industry
EdTech, language learning
Services
Market
English-speaking search, alongside a multilingual site
Website
amazingtalker.com
AmazingTalker connects students with tutors for language learning across many markets and languages. The product was strong, but in a highly competitive education niche the site lacked the high-quality, relevant backlinks it needed to compete in English-speaking search.
The brief was to build that authority through editorial placements and digital PR, supporting the site’s wider multilingual SEO, and never through low-value or bulk link building.
Where AmazingTalker was featured
Quality over quantity, in three decisions: where to be published, what to say there, and how to get it in front of the editor. Each part below sets out the problem and what we did about it.
A link is only worth what search engines think of the site it sits on.
The problem
The solution
A tutoring marketplace is not news to a finance site, so every article needed an angle its readers would want.
The problem
The solution
How a placement is won decides where it lands.
The problem
The solution
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Fifty editorial placements across established publications through 2022, with an average Domain Rating of 58, each carrying a contextual link to AmazingTalker. Below are the numbers, then a selection of the articles themselves.
Four of the fifty placements, as published.
AmazingTalker now has fifty editorial links from publications search engines already trust, each in an article that makes sense for its readers. Links like these keep their value, because they sit on real pages that real readers visit, and they support every language version of the site, not only the English one.
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