Consumer and B2B are different worlds
A password manager for families and an email security platform for IT teams need different publications. We split your list by audience, not just by topic.
Industries · Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity link building, on sites security buyers trust.
Password managers, antivirus, identity protection, email security and security SaaS all sell on trust. We place your brand on tech and security publications that informed buyers read, with content accurate enough to survive an expert reader.
What we know
What changes when the product is security.
Accuracy is a ranking factor
Security readers notice hand-waving. Our content is specific and correct, so editors accept it and readers trust it.
Authority compounds
Security purchases take research. Steady, relevant links around the problems you solve build the topical authority that wins long-tail and comparison queries.
Lists matter here too
“Best password manager” and “best antivirus” pages work like VPN lists. We map them, check them and place you on the ones that rank.
Angles we pitch
Content editors say yes to.
The angle decides whether an editor accepts the piece and whether readers click. These are the topics we build around for this sector.
- Password hygiene
- Phishing & scams
- Ransomware for small businesses
- Data breach response
- Multi-factor authentication
- Identity theft
- GDPR & NIS2 compliance
- Device security
- Parental controls
- Remote work security
- Email security
- Zero trust basics
Recommended mix
A typical first order for a security software brand.
Your site list recommends a mix based on your targets, markets and timeline. You can change it before approving anything.
The Miran Gate
Every site passes six checks first.
Published thresholds, applied to every site before it reaches your list.
Real traffic
Check 1Real organic readers, a stable trend, and authority that matches the traffic.
- Pass
- 38,400 visits/mo, +9% over 12 months
- Fail
- DR 71 with 410 visits/mo
Right countries
Check 2Readers in the markets you actually sell in.
- Pass
- US 41% · UK 12% · CA 6%
- Fail
- 92% of traffic from outside your markets
Topical fit
Check 3Topics where your link reads naturally. We read recent articles, not just the homepage.
- Pass
- Tech, streaming and travel guides
- Fail
- Recipes one day, crypto loans the next
Clean outbound links
Check 4No toxic neighbours, and a normal number of outbound links per article.
- Pass
- 2–3 editorial links per article
- Fail
- Casino and pharma links in recent posts
Not a link farm
Check 5A real publication with named authors and an editorial history, fully indexed in Google.
- Pass
- Six-year archive, named editors, indexed
- Fail
- “Write for us” mill, expired-domain rebuild
Direct contact
Check 6We deal with the owner or editor, never a chain of resellers, so prices are real and links stay live.
- Pass
- Agreement with the site’s editor
- Fail
- A reseller reselling another reseller
Questions
For cybersecurity.
Do you work with B2B security companies?
Yes. For B2B we prioritise IT, security and business technology publications, and we write for a professional audience.
Who checks the technical accuracy of the content?
Our writers work from your brief and your product documentation, and you approve every draft before it goes to the publisher.
Which languages and markets do you cover?
English, German and French are our core markets, with an inventory we maintain continuously. We also work in any other language on request — Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Japanese and more. We source and pitch publications in their own language.
Do you keep our work confidential?
Yes. We never name clients publicly or disclose which sites we placed for whom. We are happy to sign your NDA before you share a brief.
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