A cloud stack concentrates authority from several independent, high-authority cloud platforms toward your pages — then makes sure Google actually finds it. Here's exactly what happens, in order, for every order and every campaign run on the platform.
Nothing here is a black box. Each stage is deliberate, and the last one hands you proof.
Give us up to 5 target URLs and up to 10 anchors. We recommend pointing links at deep pages — posts, category and product pages — not only the homepage, and mixing branded, partial-match and descriptive anchors. That's the natural profile search engines expect, and it's how we build every stack by default.
Each placement is a genuine, on-topic article — not a spun paragraph or a profile field. Your link sits inside readable content, server-rendered so crawlers read it in the raw HTML rather than behind JavaScript or a redirect. Every article is unique to your campaign.
Content goes live on up to 10 independent, enterprise-grade cloud platforms — Cloudflare R2, Amazon AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, DigitalOcean, Backblaze, Vercel, GitHub and more. Each is a high-authority domain in its own right (DR 72–92), so there's no shared private-network footprint to flag.
The cloud properties are interlinked into a single reinforcing tier-1 stack that channels authority toward your site. We then point supporting tier-2 links at the stack itself — because a link only works once it's discovered. Cloud platforms are crawled frequently, which is a big part of why this method indexes well.
You receive a clean sheet of every live placement: the platform, the exact URL, the anchor and its live status. Verify it yourself, keep it for your records, or — if you're an agency — hand a white-labelled version straight to your client.
Authority flows downhill. Tier-1 is the set of high-DR cloud placements that link directly to you. Tier-2 is a layer of supporting links pointing at those tier-1 pages — its job isn't to pass authority to your site, it's to get the tier-1 pages crawled and indexed quickly so their authority actually counts.
Over-optimised anchors are one of the fastest ways to make a link profile look manufactured. By default we build the mix search engines expect, and spread it across the deep pages that actually need authority — not just your homepage.
This is the step most cheap link services skip — and the reason their links never move anything. Ours are built to be found.
Why it matters. Google can only pass authority through a link it has actually discovered and indexed. A high-DR placement sitting in an uncrawled corner of a cloud bucket is invisible — it may as well not exist.
What we do. After the tier-1 stack is live and interlinked, we point a layer of tier-2 support links at those tier-1 pages specifically. Their only job is to create crawl paths so the stack gets picked up quickly.
Why cloud platforms help. The domains we build on — AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Cloudflare and the rest — are crawled constantly because the whole web depends on them. New content on them tends to be discovered fast.
What you can watch. Because you get every live URL in your report, you can check indexation yourself over the following weeks — no need to take our word for it.
The pages you want to strengthen — up to 5 depending on package. Deep pages welcome.
Up to 10 anchors. No list? We'll build a natural branded / partial-match / descriptive mix.
One line on what the site is about so the articles read on-topic. That's it — we handle the rest.
Same placements, same rebuild guarantee — the only question is whether you want us to run it, or you'd rather run it yourself and resell it.
Pick a package, send your URLs, and we build and report the whole stack. No account, no dashboard — just links delivered.
Order a stackBuy credits at wholesale rates and run campaigns from your own dashboard — white-label reports, clients, API and affiliate, all included. Set your own prices, keep the margin.
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