Service · Digital PR & linkable assets
Stories and assets worth citing, pitched from your domain to a prospect list you approve first. Every placement can survive your client asking how it was won.
The campaign
What the client knows that others do not: their own numbers, a local trend, an expert view. It becomes an angle, tested against what writers in the niche already cover.
A data study, guide or tool written and designed in-house, then published on the client's own site so every mention points to a page they own.
Personal pitches from your domain to the approved prospect list, with every reply and placement logged for the monthly report.
You see and approve the prospect list before a single pitch goes out, and anyone on your do-not-contact list is removed first.
Sound familiar
Many agencies have inherited a link profile they would rather not explain. It usually started with a vendor who hit a monthly link count with sites nobody checked.
Placements on sites that exist to sell placements. They look fine in a report until an update discounts them and the client asks what they paid for.
Dozens of sites on the same template with no real readers. Easy links this quarter, a manual action or a quiet devaluation later.
Templated emails blasted from a vendor inbox, sometimes to the client's own partners and competitors. Writers remember who sent them.
The arrangement
Reports carry your logo, PDF metadata names your business, and our strategists use your email aliases on every call they join.
Never a shared vendor inbox.
Author, title and producer fields.
On outreach and client calls.
Signed before the first login.
What is in the campaign
Run the full campaign, or hand us only the asset or only the outreach. The prospect criteria and the do-not-contact list are agreed in writing before you quote.
The sites linking to the client's competitors, the writers who cover the niche, and the local and trade publications in each market, filtered for real readers.
Angles built from what the client already knows: their own figures, a question their customers keep asking, an opinion their experts can back up.
Data studies, guides, calculators and visuals built on the client's site, made for other writers to cite and link to.
Individual pitches to writers and editors, sent from an alias on your domain and followed up by hand. Never a mass blast from a vendor inbox.
Every campaign points at a page that deserves the authority, and internal links pass it on to the service pages that sell.
Every pitch, reply and placement logged, each live link checked after it goes up, and the month summarized in your branded report.
The deliverable list
The campaign log lists every asset built, pitch sent and placement earned, with the live page each link sits on. Forward it as it is. Every placement can be checked with one click.
No paid placements, no link networks and no link swaps, even when a client asks. If a site wants money for a link, it comes off the list.
How it runs
Six steps, and you are only needed for three of them. Everything between is ours to run.
One client URL, the pages that need authority and your do-not-contact list: competitors, partners, anyone off limits.
We review the link gap, draft story angles and build a prospect list of sites with real readers, without contacting anyone.
Cut any site or angle you do not like. Nothing is pitched until you sign off, and the list stays yours.
The study, guide or tool is written, designed and published on the client's site, ready to be cited.
Personal pitches and follow-ups sent from your alias, with every reply logged. Our name never appears in a pitch.
Placements, live links and the pages they point to, in your branded report. Forward it untouched.
The portfolio
Our agency builds ship under partners' brands, NDA-protected. What you can see: sites we own, and direct clients who agreed to be shown.
Dallas, TX, USA
Lawn care site with a full-width video hero, service showcase, careers, and location pages. Built mobile-first for homeowners searching on their phones.
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Video intro, service pages, and social integration. Card-on-image hero and click-to-call, so visitors can phone the business in one tap.
Bellevue, WA, USA
Lawn care site with service pages, video intro, location page, and inquiry flow. Fresh green palette on a conversion-first layout.
The alternatives
All three can put links in a report. Only two produce links you would be happy to explain, and only one of those scales down when a campaign ends.
What we need from you
Every pitch goes out in your agency's name, so the limits come first. These four are settled before anyone is contacted.
A mailbox or forwarding address on your domain, so every pitch and reply comes from your agency and never from a third party.
Competitors, the client's partners, publications they have had trouble with. Every prospect list is filtered against them before you see it.
Their own figures, experts willing to be quoted and the questions customers ask. The best angles come from inside the business.
Editor access to publish the asset, and read access to analytics and Search Console to see which pages need authority most.
Partner feedback
★★★★★
"We added SEO to the rate card in a month without hiring anyone. Three years in, not one client has asked who does the work, because there is nothing to find."
★★★★★
"The strategist joins our client calls under our domain and knows the account better than we do. That is the part other providers cannot fake."
★★★★★
"We tested four providers. ServeVision was the only one that sent the outreach list before pitching, so we could veto our clients' competitors."
Honest qualifier
We would rather say no early than run a campaign that was never going to earn anything.
No. No paid posts, no private networks and no link swaps. If a site asks for money to include a link, it comes off the prospect list. Every placement should be one you could walk the client through on a call.
It depends on the story and the market, because writers decide what they cover. A standalone campaign fixes the work in writing: the asset, the prospect list and the pitches sent, all visible in your report. Inside a white-label SEO retainer, the tier you choose sets how many editorial links are earned each month, and every placement is listed with the page it sits on.
Yours. Pitches go out from an alias on your agency's domain, signed with the name you choose. Writers reply to you, and our name never appears in an email, an asset or a report.
Yes, always. You get the prospect list before any pitch is sent and can cut any site on it. Your do-not-contact list is applied first, so the client's competitors and partners are never pitched.
Either. On its own, a campaign has a fixed scope: the asset, the prospect list and the outreach. Inside a white-label SEO retainer that includes editorial links, outreach runs each month against the approved list, alongside content and on-site work.
Where we run it
Local links come from local sites. For a client that sells in one market, prospects include the news sites, associations and trade publications that matter there. Pick a state to see its metros.
White-label web design & SEO
Take the whole stack or pull single line items à la carte. Start with a site and add search once it is live, or take search on its own.
Everything between the kickoff call and the login handover, built under your agency's name. You own the client; we never appear.
Ongoing search work on a site your client already has, or one we built. Reported in your branding, on your schedule.
Get an audit
Send a single URL and get a complete, unbranded audit you can put your logo on and pitch with, hire us or not.
Pick a time that suits you. 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the project.
Prefer email? Write to vivek@servevision.io
Share one client URL and the basics. We never contact your clients, ever.