Parasite SEO, done within Google's rules.
Genuinely useful posts on high-authority platforms (Medium, LinkedIn, Reddit, news partner sections) that rank fast for competitive and long-tail terms, and feed the sources AI assistants quote. Built to survive Google's site reputation abuse policy, not to test it.
- ✓Policy-awareBuilt around site reputation abuse rules
- ✓Useful contentPosts that deserve to rank
- ✓Fast resultsPlatform authority from day one
- ✓MonitoredDeindex & ranking checks
In 2024 Google started penalising lazy parasite SEO. The careful version still works.
Google's site reputation abuse policy targets third-party content that exploits a host site's authority without real oversight or value. What gets hit:
- ✕Coupon & casino pages on news sitesUnrelated content on a host's subfolder.
- ✕Thin AI pages on big domainsPublished at scale with no editorial review.
- ✕Mass-posted platform spamAccounts that exist only to drop links.
What we publish instead
Content the platform would publish anyway:
- Genuinely useful posts on your brand's own accounts
- Topics that match the platform's audience
- Long-tail and second-language targets
- Disclosed authorship, real profiles
- Monthly deindex & ranking monitoring
Platform packages
Prices are suggested launch prices.
3 Platform Posts
Three posts across Medium, LinkedIn and one niche platform.
- Keyword & platform match
- 1,200+ word original posts
- Brand account setup if needed
- Ranking report after 30 days
Platform Campaign ×8
A ranking cluster around one commercial topic.
- 8 posts across 4 platforms
- Interlinked topic cluster
- Reddit/Quora answers where allowed
- Monthly deindex monitor
Brand SERP Defence
Own page 1 for your brand name and “reviews”.
- Platform profiles & posts for your brand
- Review & comparison SERP coverage
- Monthly brand SERP report
Our parasite SEO rules
✓ We always
- Publish useful, original content
- Use real, disclosed brand accounts
- Follow each platform's community rules
✕ We never
- Rent subfolders on news sites for unrelated content
- Mass-publish thin AI pages
- Spam communities with links
Questions before you order
Is parasite SEO against Google's rules?
Abusing a host site's reputation is. Publishing genuinely useful content on a platform under your own account isn't. We only do the second.
Which keywords work best?
Long-tail, comparison and second-language terms where platforms already rank, plus your own brand SERP.
What if a post gets removed?
We monitor monthly and replace or republish within the platform's rules.