Link Building for Consulting Firms

Consultants speak at conferences, teach on postgraduate courses and write for the trade press, and most of those appearances point nowhere.

• We go through the past seasons and ask organisers, faculties and editors to link the speaker's name to the consultant's page or to the offer the talk was about.
• For future events a short biography with the right address is sent with the abstract, which is far easier than asking afterwards.

Standard owners, certification bodies, grant programmes and software makers publish lists of the consultants they recognise.

• Where you hold the accreditation or partner status, we make sure the entry exists, carries the registered name and leads to the page for that service, not to the home page.
• Chambers of commerce and industry associations you belong to usually offer a member profile and space for an expert article in their bulletin.

A link is given freely when a page saves somebody else the trouble of explaining.

• That may be a checklist for preparing an audit, a plain summary of what changed in a new edition of a standard, or a glossary of a method, kept current and signed.
• We do not pay for guest posts on business portals that print anything, and do not swap links in bulk with other consultants. Each link we report has a real organisation behind it.