Link Building for Pool Service Companies

Manufacturers of pool equipment publish maps of dealers and approved service points, and owners look there when something breaks.

• For every brand you are trained on, we check that the entry exists, names your villages and links to your page about that equipment.
• Suppliers of chemicals and of salt systems often keep a list of professional customers as well. A firm that has bought from them for years can simply ask for a place on it.

The firms that hand you most of your work also have websites with a list of trusted contractors.

• Managers of holiday homes, letting agencies and residents' committees of developments are asked first, for a link to your page on care while the owner is away.
• Architects, firms that build pools but do not service them, and garden firms pass owners to you after handover. A short account of the joint project on both sites is a natural reason for a link.

Newspapers and community sites for foreign residents print practical advice before every season and seldom have anyone able to write it.

• We prepare pieces under your name: starting a pool after winter, the safety of small children near water, what the owner of a holiday let should note about water tests.
• Each piece links to the matching guide on your site. We take no part in link exchanges or in paid lists of local firms that nobody reads.