Building Connections That Actually Matter

We started LumonixFlare because we got tired of watching businesses throw money at link schemes that never worked. Real visibility comes from real relationships—and that's what we focus on.

8 Years Active

240+ Client Projects

15 Team Members

How We Got Here

Back in 2017, I was running a small e-commerce site selling handmade goods from northern Thailand. My products were solid, but nobody could find them online. So I hired an SEO agency that promised hundreds of backlinks. Three months and a decent chunk of money later, my rankings hadn't budged.

Turns out, those links were junk. Directory submissions, comment spam, the whole mess. But here's what happened next—I reached out to a blogger who actually used artisan products. We had a real conversation. She wrote about my store because she genuinely liked what we made. That single mention brought more traffic than all those agency links combined.

That's when it clicked. Link building isn't about gaming algorithms—it's about connecting with people who care about what you do. So I started doing this for other businesses, and LumonixFlare grew from there. We're based in Chanthaburi now, working with clients across Thailand and beyond. Still doing the same thing: building relationships that lead to visibility.

Team collaboration workspace at LumonixFlare office

Our Three-Layer Approach

Most agencies start with tactics. We start with understanding. Here's how we structure every project to make sure the links we build actually help your business.

Context Before Outreach

Before we reach out to anyone, we spend time understanding your industry, your competitors, and who's already talking about topics related to your business. This isn't keyword research—it's about finding the actual communities and conversations where your brand belongs. We map out who influences your space and how content flows through it.

Relationship Development

We don't send cold templates asking for links. We engage with bloggers, journalists, and site owners like real people. Sometimes that means leaving thoughtful comments, sharing their work, or offering help with their projects. When we do pitch, it's personalized and relevant. This takes longer, but it's why our placements stick and why publishers actually respond to us.

Quality Placement

A link is only valuable if it's on a page people actually read, on a site that has real authority, in content that makes contextual sense. We turn down opportunities that don't meet these criteria, even if they're easy wins. Every link we secure gets documented with metrics—not just domain authority scores, but traffic estimates, topical relevance, and editorial standards of the publishing site.

What Guides Our Work

These aren't corporate values we wrote for the website. They're the actual principles that shape how we decide which opportunities to pursue and which clients we take on.

Honest Timelines

Link building takes time. Anyone who promises 50 high-quality links in a month is either lying or using tactics that'll get you penalized. We set realistic expectations from day one and explain why certain placements take weeks to secure. You'll always know where we are in the process.

Transparent Metrics

We track every link with detailed reports—where it came from, when it was placed, what the anchor text is, and what metrics matter for that specific placement. No vague promises about "domain authority improvements." Just clear documentation of what we've built and how it's performing.

Editorial Standards

If a site will publish anything for money with no editorial oversight, we're not interested. We only pursue placements on sites that have real editorial processes, even if that means fewer total links. One mention in a well-edited publication beats twenty links from content farms.

Long-Term Thinking

We're not chasing algorithm updates or looking for shortcuts that work until Google patches them. The strategies we use today are the same ones that worked five years ago and will work five years from now: building genuine relationships and creating content worth linking to. That's not exciting, but it's reliable.

Team analyzing link placement opportunities

Let's Talk About Your Visibility

If you're frustrated with agencies that promise the world and deliver spam, or if you've been doing outreach yourself and hitting walls, let's have a conversation. We'll be straight with you about what's realistic for your situation.

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