Employing a third-party company to create links on behalf of a client is known as "white label link building," and it typically involves a marketing agency. Resellers frequently fail to tell clients that they are outsourcing the work, which is why white label reporting is required. Simply put, a white label report excludes the undisclosed third party service's identifiable branding and contact details. This facilitates the agency's ability to provide these reports to clients directly. White label link building, to put it another way, is the process of reselling links generated by another service under your own name.

What is Link Building?

One crucial component of search engine optimization (SEO) is building high-quality backlinks. Businesses use SEO as a technique to improve their websites' search engine rankings on platforms like Google and Bing. All of the research that has been done shows that the first page results that rank highest receive a disproportionate amount of traffic compared to the pages that are ranked lower. The process through which a company establishes authority by obtaining backlinks to its website from other websites is known as link building. A website's authority increases with the number of high-quality backlinks it possesses, according to search engine algorithms. A higher ranking for the content on its pages corresponds with a higher level of authority. This is because search engines want to offer users who are conducting searches the best content possible, and they consider a website with a strong backlink profile to be an authoritative and reliable source of pertinent information. You can easily provide this service to your clients and make money by reselling high-quality links thanks to white-label link building.