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About SMM SEO Pro: links for agencies that start with social
We built this storefront for a narrow group: agencies whose clients come for Instagram, TikTok or Facebook, and then ask why the website is quiet.
SMM SEO Pro editorial team ·
What we do, in plain words
We run a self-serve marketplace for individual dofollow backlinks. Editorial placements and link insertions sit on traffic-vetted websites, and the inventory runs past 50,000 donor domains.
Each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. You pick, add to a basket, review, and pay. Placements go live usually within about 24 hours of payment. Simple.
That is the whole business. We do not run your social accounts, write your captions or manage your ad budget, and we would rather say so than hint at it.
Why social-led agencies? Because they sit between a client's audience and the client's website every day, and they often have the content a link needs but no budget line for the link. Tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush and Search Console tell you what is happening on the site; we sell one thing that can change it.
Who we are for, and who should look elsewhere
| You are | We fit when | We fit less when |
|---|---|---|
| Social-first agency | You want to add a link budget to a retainer | You need someone to manage the whole SEO programme |
| Freelance community manager | One or two clients ask about the website | You want guaranteed outcomes |
| In-house marketer | You buy a few links a quarter | You need a content agency, not a marketplace |
Why the social angle
Social-led agencies get the same question twice a year. Why is the website quiet?
The honest answer has two parts. The site has too few outside references for its niche, and the social content, however good, was never pointed at anything that could collect them. Buying a handful of relevant placements is one way to close the first gap, and a pinned announcement is a cheap way to use the second. Both are small.
We wrote the pages on this site for that conversation: how to price the link line, what to do with a $100 or $1,000 budget, and what the evidence says about posts and links.
How a typical order moves
- 1
Find
Filter the donor list by niche, language, authority and price.
- 2
Basket
Add links. Nothing is charged at this point.
- 3
Pay
Review the basket, then pay from your dashboard balance.
- 4
Track
Each placement appears in your ordered links with its status.
We describe what a placement is and what it costs. We leave outcomes to your own measurement in Search Console and the tools you already use.
Where our data comes from, and what we do not claim
Metrics come from our own crawler and our own index. They are a snapshot, and a site can change after you buy.
We make no promise about where a page will rank, and we do not call any approach safe from Google. Our job ends at a live, permanent, dofollow placement on the site you chose.
If you also publish and want to sell links on your own site, the marketplace supports that as well: you set the price, approve every placement and receive weekly payouts. Most readers here are buyers, though, so that is a footnote.
Questions go through the account page. Start with the joint package layout or the supplier scorecard if you are still deciding.
A note on our own limits. We are not a full SEO suite, and we are not a content agency. If a client needs a technical audit, a rebuild after a Google core update, or monthly creative, that work belongs to you or to someone else.