Audit the Profile
We audit your existing links, anchors, and competitor profiles, and map the authority gap you need to close. Two weeks, complete picture.

Grapes Worldwide is a link building agency that earns editorial links from real publications your buyers read, so authority, rankings, and referral revenue follow.
Get a Free Link Profile AuditSearch engines love us. More importantly, so do clients. From industry leaders to ambitious challengers, we make sure they reach the right audience. For us, SEO isn’t just rankings, it’s real impact.
Link building is where most SEO budgets get wasted: rented links, expired domains, and networks Google discounts by the quarter. We build authority the way search engines reward it. Digital PR that earns coverage, assets editors want to cite, expert placements on publications your buyers actually read, and reclamation of the links you already deserved. Every placement is human earned, agent monitored, and reported in authority and referral revenue, not spreadsheet counts.
You cannot build on a poisoned base. We audit every existing link for toxicity, anchor risk, and relevance, then clean up what holds you back.
Data studies, expert commentary, and reactive PR that give journalists a reason to link to you, not a request to.
Original research, tools, and definitive guides built to be cited. The asset is the magnet; the links are the result.
Expert-led articles placed in publications your buyers read, written by humans, chosen by editors.
The fastest wins in link building: restoring lost links and converting unlinked brand mentions into cited ones.
Where rivals earn authority and you don't, page by page and publication by publication, until the gap closes.
Niche directories, industry roundups, and curated lists that still move rankings when earned properly.
Every placement tracked live, every lost link flagged, every link valued by the rankings and referrals it moves.
Five stages, one goal: an authority profile built on links real editors chose to publish. Proven on B2B, FMCG, and enterprise brands across five countries.
We audit your existing links, anchors, and competitor profiles, and map the authority gap you need to close. Two weeks, complete picture.
Prospects and placements are ranked by the rankings and referral revenue they unlock. You approve the 90-day plan.
Research, tools, and expert content editors want to cite, produced with your subject-matter experts.
Digital PR, editorials, and reclamation executed by humans, publication by publication, no networks.
Agents track every link live and lost; humans step in the moment authority or rankings dip.
Agentic link building puts autonomous AI agents inside your authority workflow. They map prospects, score domains, watch for lost links, and flag new mentions the day they appear. At Grapes, every agent workflow ends at a human desk, where a named expert writes, reviews, and approves every pitch and placement before it carries your name.
Agents map link prospects across publications, podcasts, and roundups that reach your buyers.
An outreach lead approves every target list.
Agents score every domain for relevance, traffic, and placement history, filtering networks and link farms.
A strategist validates each shortlist before outreach begins.
Agents detect dropped and broken links the day they fall, with the equity each one carried.
An analyst approves every reclamation approach.
Agents find unlinked brand and expert mentions across news, blogs, and forums in real time.
A specialist personalises every conversion request.
Agents track anchor distribution and acquisition pace against safe, natural thresholds.
A link lead signs off every campaign cadence.
Dashboards that show live links, referral traffic, and authority movement, in plain language.
Your strategist owns the monthly review and the next move.
What changes for you
AI multiplies our output. It never replaces our judgment.
The questions CXOs ask us before signing, answered straight.
Link building is the practice of earning links from other authoritative websites to yours, because search engines treat them as votes of confidence. Our programmes include link profile audits and cleanup, digital PR, linkable asset development, editorial placements, broken link and mention reclamation, and continuous monitoring. The goal: authority that compounds, without penalty risk.
Yes. Links and the entities behind them remain among the strongest off-page signals in search and AI ranking systems. What changed is quality: one earned link from a publication your industry respects outweighs hundreds of directory or network links. We build the former and clean up the latter.
By giving editors a reason to link. Original data they can cite, tools their readers use, experts worth quoting, and stories worth covering. Every placement is offered to a real publication, reviewed by a human editor, and earned on merit. Nothing is paid, bartered, or networked.
It depends on the gap, not a quota. We benchmark your profile against the competitors outranking you and size the programme to close that gap on the terms that matter. Ten earned links from relevant authorities routinely outperform a hundred weak ones, and our reporting shows exactly which placements moved which rankings.
Yes. Toxic links from networks, expired domains, or spammy directories can suppress rankings or trigger penalties. Every programme starts with a profile audit: we identify risk, pursue removals, and manage disavows where needed, so new authority is built on a clean base.
Agentic link building puts autonomous AI agents inside your authority workflow. They map and score prospects, watch for lost links, and surface new mentions the day they appear. Every agent workflow passes a human checkpoint where a named expert writes and approves every pitch and placement.
Three reasons clients cite. We grew organic traffic 250% for a global electronics brand and search visibility 263% for a franchise leader, on the back of earned authority. Agents watch every link around the clock while humans own every placement. And we report in authority and referral revenue, not link counts, from five offices worldwide.