
Due diligence
The Red Flags We Reject Before Any Swiss Link Goes Live
Most bad Swiss links fail a human review long before a metric tool has anything useful to say.
Andreas Keller12 min read
Notes
Field notes on Swiss link building: how we vet publishers, place mentions on news and trade desks, run guest posts, and set timelines. Drawn from a file of over 25,000 Swiss and .ch websites, written to be used on a live campaign rather than to mirror the service pages.

Due diligence
Most bad Swiss links fail a human review long before a metric tool has anything useful to say.
Andreas Keller12 min read

Public sector
Institutional Swiss links reward public usefulness. They punish anyone who treats them like a product SKU.
Lukas Meier11 min read

Retail SEO
Swiss shoppers trust categories and proof. Links should feed those pages, not only the homepage.
Claire Rochat12 min read

Expectations
Swiss rankings rarely jump on the first batch of links. They move when relevance and consistency stack.
Marco Fontana10 min read

Profile design
Natural in Switzerland means uneven, multilingual, and slightly imperfect — on purpose.
Thomas Wyss11 min read

Language & market
Strong English links are an asset. They are not a substitute for Swiss-language relevance.
Sophie Brunner10 min read

Publisher QA
If you would not cite the site in a client report, do not put your brand on it.
Elena Giovanoli12 min read

Digital PR
News links follow stories Swiss desks can defend to their readers — not packages sold as SEO inventory.
Nina Hauser12 min read

Editorial placements
If the piece only exists to carry a link, Swiss editors and search systems both notice.
Claire Rochat11 min read

Campaign design
International links and Swiss links solve different ranking jobs. Mixing them without a plan wastes both.
Lukas Meier11 min read
Swiss placements
Tell us which Swiss URLs matter and what you have already tried. The Zurich desk keeps a live file of 25,000+ Swiss and .ch publishers.
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