MonsterPBN: the first link building agency to offer guaranteed placement on authoritative UK sites

MonsterPBN was founded by Oleg Malkov in January 2020. It is a link building agency that has reached a new height by offering a unique digital PR package featuring backlinks from some of the most authoritative UK websites, including The Mirror, OK! Magazine, and Daily Star.

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“The UK market was always a high priority for us, so we made sure to create a package that no other competitor can offer,” says Oleg Malkov, CEO of MonsterPBN.

Almost five years ago Oleg Malkov, a link building enthusiast from Georgia, founded MonsterPBN.com as a link building agency that follows its own unique path in the sector. MonsterPBN is operated by BitMedia LLC and was created to provide a user-friendly service for different businesses in highly competitive niches.

The agency has developed its own algorithm to automate the process of identifying the best link building opportunities, and has delivered a wide range of services over the years, including more than 20 different link building techniques as well as expert consultation sessions.

Now, MonsterPBN has reached a new milestone, creating a unique digital PR offer that seems extremely difficult to beat.

How did MonserPBN achieve this?

With so many agencies selling digital PR as a black box solution, how did MonsterPBN manage to gather top UK media into a package that offers guaranteed placements? As the agency’s CEO, Oleg Malkov, confesses, it took a lot of manual work — from collecting information on a huge number of suitable websites to outreaching individual authors and establishing sustainable connections.

“It required dedicated effort from our team members, but we knew that this was going to be a great offer for our clients. So, we ensured we built long-lasting relationships and took things slowly to guarantee the best deals possible,” says Oleg Malkov.

The result of this networking process is well worth it: MonsterPBN currently offers placements on websites with up to 8,650,000+ traffic and 46,000+ links, with Domain Ratings as high as 90.

Search engines increasingly prioritize content relevance and authority, which makes these backlinks incredibly valuable for businesses looking for a secure future-proof solution: they transfer substantial and lasting equity from highly authoritative sources. The best part is that MonsterPBN is fully transparent about the backlinks and guarantees placement, which is a rarity in the link building market.

Why the UK market? 

“If you can end up getting a site that is super-related to you, has a ton of authority, is contextual, and has a high domain score, then it is a perfect site to build backlinks,” says Neil Patel.

With a population of over 68 million, 95% internet penetration, and one of the world’s leading economies, the UK market is among the largest and most lucrative, and it offers countless opportunities for businesses. Getting the highest-quality backlinks from top UK websites not only increases a business website’s authority but also significantly expands its visibility and exposes it to a well-paying UK audience.

“Simply put, very few websites can provide backlinks as powerful as those included in our UK packages. From every perspective, The Mirror and others are absolute powerhouses when it comes to transferring link equity,” says Oleg Malkov, founder of MonsterPBN.

Overall, MonsterPBN has partnered with 32 highly authoritative UK websites and ensures the best link placement conditions:

• Relevant content links from pages created from 2019 onwards.
• Ability to choose pages with incoming links and no external links.
• Ability to mention a brand, company name, as well as the founder’s and author’s names to increase trust metrics in Google.

What does MonsterPBN offer?

MonsterPBN has divided the websites into four packages depending on the customer’s business requirements.

The $3,000 “Mirror” package includes links from five websites (mirror.co.uk, football.london, coventrytelegraph.net, cambridge-news.co.uk, leeds-live.co.uk) with the following metrics: DR — from 70 to 90, traffic — from 450,000+ to 8,650,000+, links — from 1,500+ to 46,000+.

The $2,500 “Manchester” package includes manchestereveningnews.co.uk, dailystar.co.uk, ok.co.uk, irishmirror.ie, mylondon.news, which have the following metrics: DR — from 75 to 83, traffic — from 217,000+ to 2,638,000+, links — from 4,400+ to 12,600+.

The $2,500 “Birmingham” package consists of five websites (birminghammail.co.uk, dailyrecord.co.uk, liverpoolecho.co.uk, lancs.live, chroniclelive.co.uk) with the following metrics: DR — from 70 to 81, traffic — from 589,000+ to 1,726,000+, links — from 1,500+ to 11,900+.

Additionally, the team offers 17 extra websites for backlink placements — a flexible solution suitable for businesses of any size or niche. The site parameters are as follows: DR — from 57 to 75, traffic — up to 600,000, links — up to 3,000.

Who can benefit from the UK media digital PR package?

As Oleg Malkov mentions, the best part about the package is that it benefits most English-speaking businesses, regardless of their location — not just those operating in the UK. Since English is by far the leading language on the internet, having a business website gain backlinks from highly authoritative English-speaking websites signals to Google that the website is authoritative as well.

The sites included in the package are highly influential. Multiple websites in the top 100 on Ahrefs have backlinks from them, including microsoft.com, zoom.us, trustpilot.com, weibo.com, linkedin.com, secureserver.net, adobe.com, calendly.com, and others.

MonsterPBN showcases clear results from link placements. While most clients prefer to sign an NDA, which limits the ability to share more details about specific cases, the team is eager to answer any questions customers may have.

Want to collaborate with MonsterPBN?

If you’re interested in purchasing MonsterPBN’s UK media backlink package or collaborating with the eam as an editor, reach out to the agency at info@monsterpbn.com.

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