Link Building for Cafes & Bars

Bands, quiz hosts, comedians and artists who hang their work on your walls announce their dates in their own channels.

• We ask them to add, next to the date, a link to the lasting page of that series on your site and not just the name of the venue. It costs them nothing, and their audience gets the address, the hour and the way to book.
• The same goes for running clubs, board game groups and student societies that meet at your place regularly and keep a page saying where.

Before going out, people check the city's calendar of events and lists made for one need.

• There are lists of places that welcome dogs, of cafes where working on a laptop is fine, of venues with step-free access, and supporters' clubs keep lists of bars that show their matches.
• We apply only where the place truly qualifies, and the link leads to the page that proves it, not to the home page.

Local newspapers and neighbourhood portals write about venues when something happens, not when a venue asks for publicity.

• A charity evening, an anniversary, a barista who reached a competition final or a beer brewed together with a local brewery is a reason for a short piece, and we send it with a photo and the link to the page about it.
• Paid places on lists of the best cafes are declined: a link that anyone can buy is an advert, and we do not build links that way.