Jinky Oblianda leads campaign coordination and publisher partnerships at Links Amplifier Digital, a Cebu-based agency focused on relationship-based link building. She helps SaaS teams and agency partners identify relevant websites, manage publisher outreach, and coordinate suitable placements. Her sourcing experience can also support SEO marketplaces with specific buyer requirements.
Securing a relevant backlink takes research, follow-ups, and careful placement review. That work can stretch internal marketing teams and limit the campaigns an agency can deliver. Jinky provides a dedicated contact to manage the outreach process around your priorities.
Whether you need a white-label link building partner or are evaluating a trusted link building agency, her approach starts with your business, your audience, and the pages you want to support.
Put Relevance at the Center of Your Campaign
Website metrics help assess an opportunity, but they do not tell you whether a placement fits your campaign.
A high Domain Rating does not automatically make an article relevant to your product. A website with substantial traffic may attract readers outside your market. Even an industry publication can offer a weak placement when the surrounding content has little connection to your linked page.
Jinky assesses the relationship between your business, the publication, and the specific article.
For a SaaS company selling financial planning software, finance and accounting publications are obvious starting points. Business operations and entrepreneurship websites may also offer suitable opportunities when the article addresses budgeting, forecasting, or financial decisions.
The question is whether the linked resource adds something useful for the reader.
This approach keeps prospecting focused while allowing relevant opportunities beyond a narrow list of industry websites. Website quality, readership, backlink profile, and editorial context help inform the review alongside metrics.
Give Your SaaS Team More Outreach Capacity
SaaS teams often have useful resources to promote but limited time to develop publisher relationships.
Your team may already publish product comparisons, educational guides, and articles answering buyer questions. Securing relevant links to those resources requires a separate workflow involving research, outreach, follow-ups, negotiation, and placement checks.
Jinky supports that work while your internal team sets product positioning and campaign priorities.
Depending on your brief and publisher availability, opportunities may include contextual link insertions in existing articles or placements within new content. Clarify the format, content requirements, costs, and approval process before proceeding.
To get started, share:
- Your product and the customers it serves
- The pages you want to support
- Relevant topics and publication categories
- Priority countries or readership requirements
- Website quality standards and exclusions
- Your budget and preferred delivery pace
A detailed brief helps Jinky assess opportunities consistently and avoid websites that meet a metric threshold but miss your audience.
Extend Your Agency Through White-Label Support
An agency can have strong client relationships and still need additional help delivering link-building campaigns.
As accounts grow, prospecting and publisher coordination can take time away from strategy, reporting, and client communication.
Jinky supports agencies with website sourcing, publisher outreach, and placement coordination. Your agency retains the client relationship, with responsibilities agreed before outreach begins.
A practical working arrangement should define:
- Who communicates with the end client
- Which websites and placements require approval
- Target pages and anchor text preferences
- Budget limits and treatment of publisher costs
- Reporting fields and update frequency
- How delays, rejected opportunities, and placement changes are handled
Also discuss confidentiality requirements, report branding, and any restrictions on direct client contact at the start. Putting these details in writing gives both teams a clear operating agreement.
For agencies seeking a white-label link building partner, this adds outreach capacity while keeping account management with their own team.
Source Opportunities for SEO Marketplace Requests
SEO marketplaces may receive requests that their existing inventory cannot meet.
One buyer might need finance-related publications. Another might prioritize SaaS content with US readership. Others may restrict topics, competing brands, link attributes, or publication formats.
Jinky’s website sourcing and publisher coordination skills can support marketplace teams as they evaluate these requests. The work starts with the buyer’s brief and an assessment of what prospective publishers can offer.
Useful details to confirm include:
- The publication and article’s relevance to the buyer
- Available placement formats
- Whether the opportunity still requires editorial approval
- Content and link attribute requirements
- Expected publication timing
- Publisher fees and other agreed costs
Clearly distinguish a potential opportunity from a confirmed placement. That distinction helps marketplace teams communicate availability accurately and set realistic expectations with buyers.
Review Experience Behind the Offer
Trust is easier to assess when you can see examples of the work and feedback from people involved.
Links Amplifier Digital’s published Innertune case study describes a link-building campaign for a personal development app. It outlines relevant prospecting, personalized outreach, and contextual placements across related publication categories.
The campaign also included internal linking and on-site blog optimization support. Its reported search performance therefore reflects work beyond backlinks alone.
For prospective clients, the case study offers a practical example of Jinky’s campaign experience and how she applied her relevance-first approach to an app business. It provides a starting point for discussing your needs; it does not predict the same results for another website.
Read the Innertune case study.
The agency’s website also features testimonials from Grant Shaddick, CEO and Co-Founder of Tella; Loic Narbonne, Head of Content at Innertune; and Roberto Popolizio, an SEO and content marketing consultant. Their feedback covers communication, campaign delivery, website sourcing, and publisher coordination.
Read client and collaborator feedback.
Together, these examples give you specific aspects of the service to evaluate when choosing a trusted link building agency.
Agree on Deliverables and Measure Progress
A productive partnership starts with a shared definition of an acceptable placement.
Before outreach begins, agree on the scope, approval process, reporting requirements, and how completed work will be checked. A placement report can record the live article URL, linked target page, anchor text, link attributes, and publication date.
It should also be clear how publisher delays, changes to agreed placements, or links removed after publication will be addressed. Any monitoring or replacement terms belong in the agreement.
Delivered placements can be checked directly. Rankings, organic traffic, referral visits, and conversions require separate measurement and depend on factors beyond outreach.
The same principle applies to AI search: a backlink or brand mention does not guarantee a citation in ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI-generated results.
This keeps the partnership focused on defined work, clear communication, and evidence that clients can review.
Start a Conversation With Jinky Oblianda
If your SaaS team needs outreach support, your agency needs additional delivery capacity, or your marketplace needs help sourcing relevant opportunities, Jinky Oblianda can help assess the next steps through Links Amplifier Digital.
Start by sharing your website, priority pages, target audience, placement requirements, and monthly target or budget. These details provide a basis for discussing fit, scope, and timing.
