Two exact-match domains glued to your site with 301 redirects. Mass link runs hit the far end of the chain, so only cleaned, topical authority arrives at your page.
Pass cleaned, topical authority to one key page while heavy link runs stay off your own domain.
Your site sits at the end of a short chain. The link volume goes to the first domain, a second domain filters and amplifies the topic, and a 301 carries what is left to your page.
All mass link runs go to EMD 2. Whatever they bring, good or bad, stays in the chain and never touches your site.
EMD 2 is redirected to EMD 1 and EMD 1 to your page. A 301, page by page and on topic, passes and concentrates the weight.
Both domains carry your niche keyword and hold on-topic content, so the weight that arrives looks relevant instead of manufactured.
From picking the domains to the weekly checks, every EMD chain goes through the same five steps.
We choose two EMDs that match your niche keyword: the same query with a slightly different name.
Each site gets 10 pages of relevant content plus About and Contact pages, and commercial blocks such as services, prices and a lead form.
Each domain sits on a different IP, subnet and registrar, with no shared Analytics or Search Console account.
The mass link run goes to EMD 2 only: up to 6,000, 12,000 or 18,000 links, depending on the package.
EMD 1 lives as a standalone site first and gets quality links. After indexation and growth it is glued to your site page by page, and EMD 2 joins as the second stage. We check links, indexation and 301s every week.
The idea, how we implement it, and what could go wrong.
Thousands of links go to EMD 2. It is redirected with a 301 to EMD 1 — a domain with a slightly different name for the same keyword — and EMD 1 is redirected to your site.
The negative effect of the mass run stays in the chain and never reaches your site. EMD 1 works as a buffer and a topical amplifier, so your site receives filtered weight.
Best when: the keyword in the domain still gives a topical signal in your niche, and you need a safe place to absorb mass link volume. It is a good fit for one competitive page that needs more weight than regular links can give, when you are ready to run a large link volume without putting your own domain at risk.
Three packages, and every price is for ONE complete scheme, so you choose how many to run. Volume discounts apply automatically: 5% from 3 schemes, 10% from 5, 15% from 10.
Two on-topic EMD domains glued to your page with 301s. Mass link runs hit the far end of the chain, so only cleaned, topical authority reaches your site. On your side: one hosting plan (about $15/mo) and a free Cloudflare account that hold both domains. We do all the work and you only give us access.
Links are not the goal. Results are read as a funnel, from the technical base up to leads and sales, and every metric has its own check and alert signal. For EMD Chain, a few of them show best whether the scheme works.
This scheme works if the chain stays intact and EMD 1 gets indexed before the glue. So the first things we look at are the 301 status of every hop, the index status of both domains, and the position change of your target page after the glue.
Positions of the target keywords on every page before launch are the starting point for all growth.
Similar keywords without a scheme separate real growth from Google updates and seasonality.
The date of every glue is a cohort, so you can see what a specific scheme added and how long it took.
The alert thresholds are starting values; we calibrate them over the first two to three months of your project.
Redirect chains, expired-domain networks, tiered links and link runs are classed by Google as link schemes, and its guidelines allow manual actions or algorithmic devaluation for sites that use them. Our methods — buffer nodes, page-by-page on-topic redirects, short chains, separate infrastructure, staged launches and constant monitoring — reduce that risk, but they cannot remove it, and no provider can guarantee otherwise.
Domains can also lose accumulated signals after a change of owner, and a node that is deleted or deindexed breaks the chain. That is why we confirm every effect by measurement and never promise specific positions. Our clients are businesses and agencies that have decided the potential gain outweighs the risk in their own competitive context, and we give you full transparency about what we build.
We recommend running a scheme alongside an active editorial outreach campaign, so the overall link profile stays diverse and healthy whatever happens to any single node.
A single domain would put the mass run one hop from your site. The second domain adds a buffer: EMD 2 takes the volume, EMD 1 filters it and amplifies the topic, and only then does the weight reach your page.
RD stands for referring domains: the number of unique domains the link run comes from. For example, the Starter package runs up to 6,000 links from about 3,000 referring domains.
We deliver the scheme in 14 days. The first measurable movement usually follows the first glue and a re-crawl, often within several weeks, and the full effect builds over the following months. We do not promise specific rankings.
One hosting plan (about $15 a month) and a free Cloudflare account that hold both domains. You only give us access to these services, and we do all the work.
Often yes. If you own on-topic domains with a clean history, they can serve as a node, typically the buffer next to your site. We review each domain first and tell you if it would weaken the scheme.
Every price is for one complete scheme. EMD Chain starts from $135 (Starter $135, Growth $170, Pro $205). Volume discounts apply automatically: 5% from 3 schemes, 10% from 5 schemes, 15% from 10 schemes.
It depends on your goal, niche, budget and risk tolerance. Browse the catalogue of link schemes to compare them by goal, or order a Custom Strategy and get a research-based recommendation before you spend on links.
Tell us your site, your key pages and your budget. We will give you an honest recommendation on which scheme to run — or whether you need one at all.