About LinkVault
Every month, our team researches outreach tactics, tests strategies, and updates guides for Vancouver SaaS companies building real authority.
Our Story
LinkVault began because we kept seeing the same problem: SaaS founders in Vancouver were getting bad advice about link building. They'd read generic guides written by agencies pushing their services, or they'd watch outdated videos from 2019 that treated outreach like cold email spam. Nobody was writing honest, practical stuff—the kind where you finish reading and actually know what to do next month.
We started in 2018 with a simple goal: research what actually works for authority growth, test it against real campaigns, and write about it clearly. Not hype. Not templates that sound good but don't convert. Just honest guides about finding link opportunities, structuring outreach that gets responses, and measuring whether your authority is actually growing.
That's still what we do. Every guide we publish goes through the same process: research the current landscape, check our recommendations against campaign data, write it in clear language, and update it when industry practices shift. We work with the assumption that you're smart and busy—so we get straight to the useful parts.
Editorial Standards
Our process isn't complicated, but it's thorough. Here's what happens before a guide reaches you.
We look at what's actually happening in link building right now—not what worked three years ago. That means reading recent case studies, testing new platforms, and staying on top of how outreach tools have evolved.
We test our recommendations against real campaign data from Vancouver SaaS companies. If something doesn't work in practice, we don't write about it as if it does.
We avoid buzzwords and industry jargon that hide simple ideas. Every guide is written so someone new to link building can follow it—but experienced people will still find value.
Outreach tools change, platforms update, and best practices shift. We review our guides regularly and update them when the landscape changes. You'll always find current information here.
Every guide includes specific steps, templates where they're useful, and real examples. We don't believe in fluff. If it's not something you can actually use, we don't include it.
We don't write generic guides. We focus on what works for tech companies in Vancouver—the platforms they use, the timelines they work with, and the authority metrics that actually matter.
How We Work
We don't exaggerate results, hide limitations, or pretend shortcuts exist. Link building takes time. Authority grows gradually. We tell you what's realistic and why.
Every sentence needs to earn its place. If something's obvious or doesn't add real value, it doesn't make it into the final guide. We respect your time.
We don't write about strategies we haven't seen work. That means our recommendations come from real campaign data, not theory or guesswork.
Link building involves technical concepts, but they don't need to stay complicated. We explain the why behind each recommendation so you understand what you're doing and why it matters.
The industry changes constantly. We don't treat guides as finished products. We update them as tools evolve, new strategies emerge, and we learn from campaigns.
We specialize in link building and authority growth for SaaS companies. That focus means we can go deep instead of staying surface-level on everything.
Recent Work
These guides reflect our current research and the topics we're hearing about most from SaaS founders and marketing leaders.
Finding the right targets for outreach isn't about volume—it's about relevance. We walk through how to identify sites that'll actually link to you, why domain metrics matter less than audience fit, and the tools that make list-building faster.
Generic templates don't work. We've tested what actually converts and put together templates that feel personal without taking hours to customize. Includes templates for different scenarios: guest posting pitches, resource mentions, and broken link opportunities.
Guest posting works, but it's not the only path to links. We cover resource pages, broken link replacement, partnership opportunities, and how to identify which strategy fits your current position.
Not all metrics are equal. We break down which numbers actually indicate progress toward authority, how to track them consistently, and why vanity metrics can mislead you.
We read every message. If you've got questions about authority growth, outreach strategy, or anything else covered in our guides, we're happy to help.
