We at Mosaic Services offer theme based & natural Link building services, which is in fact also an integral part of our Search engine optimization campaigns. Having our operations in India, we offer cost advantage for UK, US and other markets.

Anyone who knows or practices search engine optimization knows that Link building is an important Search engine marketing (SEM) activity and must be done with great care.

We secure Reciprocal links, One-way and Three way links. Best part of our link management services is that all links are secured manually only from quality, theme based high page rank websites. We do NOT use any automated link submissions or link harvester software. You can give us the keywords you want to use as Anchor text and we would use it as well as rotate between different anchor texts to get maximum link benefits.

Being a Search engine optimization company we understand how important links for your websites and its significant role in increasing your website´ link popularity. A high Link popularity signifies high Page Rank though it is NOT a rule. There are many factors beside links which are taken into account while calculating the Page Rank of a website.

For instance, the links secured for your website should be from quality websites. From Quality websites, we mean the website(s) should offer added value to your visitors. Also the links should be on the THEMES. That is, theme of linking website(s) should be complimenting your own website else your website won´t get ANY benefit.

Offering Link Building services for many years, we are aware of these factors and have used them for maximum SEO benefit. We secure all the links manually and have 12-14 dedicated resources for this job. We do NOT use any link building management or link harvesting software for any of our link building campaigns.

Considering the important of Links for any website and its apparent misuse (Google Bombing), Google few months back registered -Trust Rank as a Trademark to combat web SPAM. A technical report on Trust Rank was also submitted in Stanford University. A Acrobat version of the technical report can be viewed here