Backlink Outreach Specialist — Language Education Niche (US

We're a US-based language-education company. Technical and on-page SEO are handled. What we need now is authoritative, relevant backlinks to move commercial keywords into the top 3, built exclusively through genuine manual outreach. What the work involves: Identify genuinely relevant sites in the language-learning, education, parenting, expat/travel, and study-abroad niches (blogs, resource pages, online publications) Find the right contacts and run personalized email outreach Pitch our existing high-quality content (guides/articles on French learning) as useful resources for their audience — including guest posts, resource-page placements, niche edits, broken-link outreach, and editorial mentions Use natural, varied anchor text aligned to target commercial keywords Provide a target site list for my approval before any outreach begins Report every secured link: URL, placement, and the site's real traffic/metrics Track keyword positions monthly via Google Search Console (not vanity DR metrics) The priority is earning genuine editorial placements through relevance and quality outreach — links given because our content deserves to be referenced — not buying links or using networks. What I do NOT want (will not pay for): PBNs, link farms, or bulk/automated link schemes Spammy directory dumps, comment links, or forum spam Links from irrelevant, low-traffic, or non-US sites Anything that violates Google's link-spam guidelines Requirements: Proven track record of white-hat, editorial link building and blogger outreach (please share examples/results, ideally in education or a similar niche) Familiarity with relevance, organic traffic, and editorial quality Strong written English for outreach emails To apply — please answer these (applications that skip them will be passed over): Briefly describe your outreach process Share 2–3 live URLs of backlinks you've secured for similar clients Tell me how you assess a link's quality before pursuing it Start your reply with the word "Francophone" so I know you read this in full