Editorial authority desk

Adult link building and digital PR, done in the open

We do adult link building and digital PR for lawful adult businesses: links and press coverage from real publications, to a quality standard we publish. Every prospect, decline and placement goes in a ledger you can read, and anything paid is labelled as sponsored. No networks, no swaps, no invented experts.

Client names never published. Prices in GBP.

Placement ledgerexample month
PublisherTypeAnchorStatus
Industry trade siteEditorialbrand nameLive
Relationships magazineSponsoredplain URLLive, rel=sponsored
Tech reporterEditorialstudy titlePitched
"Adult-friendly" list siteDeclinedn/aSells to anyone

Illustration with made-up entries, not client data.

Why adult link building needs a standard

Many publications will not link to an adult brand at all, and much of what is sold to adult sites as "links" is what Google's spam policies call link schemes: networks, swaps, paid links without labels and keyword-stuffed guest posts. Google says paid links are acceptable when they carry a sponsored or nofollow attribute. The difference is the label, and the honesty behind it.

In the UK, paid content also has to be recognisable as advertising. Our standard meets both. The detail is in our quality checklist.

  • Everything recorded

    Prospects, declines, pitches and placements, in a ledger you can read.

  • Paid means labelled

    Sponsored placements are marked in the code and on the page.

  • No networks

    No swaps, partner pages, footers or sites that sell to anyone.

  • Written for editors

    One idea for one publication, never a mass template.

How an engagement runs

A short setup, then a monthly rhythm. The free gap audit shows where to start before you commit to anything.

  1. Free

    Gap audit

    Your site against two or three competitors: the links worth chasing, and what they would take.

  2. Month 1

    Standard and list

    A qualified prospect list, anchor review and the first linkable assets.

  3. Months 2 to 3

    Outreach and articles

    One-to-one pitches, guest articles where you have expertise, and the first placements.

  4. Every month

    Ledger and report

    Every result recorded, what changed, and what comes next.

Published prices in pounds

We charge for the work, not per link. The struck-through figure is the flexible monthly price; the headline figure is with a commitment. Full details.

  • OutreachSave 10%

    £1,080/month£1,200

    With a three-month commitment. See the work

  • AuthoritySave 20%

    £2,240/month£2,800

    With a six-month commitment. See the work

  • CampaignSave 25%

    £4,125/month£5,500

    With a twelve-month commitment. See the work

New, with nothing to hide

AuthorityReachUK is new. You will not find invented testimonials or borrowed case studies here, and clients stay unnamed unless they agree in writing. Judge us by the published standard, the research and a free gap audit. More about us.

First questions

Ask anything else in your gap audit request.

Q. What is an authority gap audit?

A. A free comparison of your site with two or three competitors: the links they have that you do not, which of those are worth chasing, and what it would take to earn them.

Q. Who do you work with?

A. Lawful adult businesses: websites and platforms, creators with their own sites, venues, and the SEO agencies that serve them, in the UK and elsewhere.

Q. How do we know the links are any good?

A. Every site is checked against our published standard, and every prospect, pitch and placement appears in your ledger with its type and link attribute. You can check any of them yourself.

Q. How soon will rankings move?

A. Earned links usually take months to show their full effect, and some of the value arrives as brand mentions rather than links. We report what was placed each month, and what changed.

Notice to adult brands

See the links your competitors have and you do not.

The backlink gap audit is free and confidential. Send your site and two or three competitors, and we reply with the gap and what we would do first.

Request a gap audit