An editorial link is one that a writer or editor chooses to include within the body of their content because it helps their readers: a source for a statistic, a reference to an expert, a recommended resource or a mention of a business featured in the story. Unlike links in directories, comments, footers or paid placements, editorial links reflect an independent judgement that your content or expertise is worth citing. Google describes the links it values as those given editorially, and its spam policies are aimed at links created to manipulate rankings instead.
Editorial links cannot be bought, demanded or automated. They are earned by being genuinely useful to people who write: providing expert answers quickly when journalists need sources, contributing thoughtful articles to publications that welcome expert contributors, producing original insights others want to reference, and becoming known as a reliable source in your field. The process takes time and consistency, but the resulting links are durable, relevant and often bring referral visitors and credibility as well as search benefits.
ViV Softech Solution is a website designing and digital marketing agency based in Delhi. We help businesses across India earn editorial links. This page focuses on earning in-content links through expertise and contributions. Identifying and contacting relevant websites more broadly is covered by relevant website outreach, and campaign-style media pitching by digital PR campaigns. Below we explain the main routes to editorial links, how we position your experts, guest contributions done properly, what makes content citable, the practices we avoid, measurement and what affects cost.
