Digiradix
Book a free 30-min call
Brand properties

Google stack backlinks built as real, indexed brand assets

A set of interlinked Google properties carrying real information about your business. Built to be indexed and useful, not as a stack of empty shells pointing at each other.

Book a free 30-min call See pricing
Why this option

When it's the right call.

A Google stack is a set of properties on Google's own services, a Site, a Doc, a Sheet, a Drawing, a My Map, linked together and pointing back to your business. Sold badly, it is a folder of empty files created in an afternoon, and it does nothing except leave a pattern. Built properly, it is a small cluster of genuinely useful, indexed pages that repeat your entity information in a place Google already trusts. We only build the second kind, and the difference is entirely in the content.

  • You want brand properties that survive being looked at by a human
  • Your business information is thin outside your own website
  • You serve a defined area and want that geography stated in more than one place
  • You have been sold a stack before and cannot tell whether it did anything
Who it's for

A good fit if…

  • Local and service-area businesses wanting their geography corroborated
  • New brands with almost no indexed footprint outside their own domain
  • Businesses whose services are hard to describe in one page
  • Agencies who want stacks built to a standard they can show a client
Probably not, if

Maybe look elsewhere if…

  • If you want fifty stacks at ten dollars each, we are not the supplier
  • If your own site has not been indexed properly yet, fix that first
  • If you are expecting these to pass meaningful PageRank, they will not, and we say why below
What you get

What's included.

  • A Google Site with genuine, written pages about your services and area
  • Supporting Docs, Sheets and Drawings holding real, useful information
  • A My Map marking your location or the areas you actually serve
  • Consistent entity data across every property, matching your foundational record
  • Sensible interlinking plus a clear link back to the relevant page on your site
  • Indexation checked and reported, so you know they were actually picked up
Under the hood

How we actually build it.

The detail that separates a page that ranks and converts from one that just exists.

Empty stacks are a footprint, not an asset

The version of this sold for a few dollars is a Drive folder of near-empty files, spun text, the same paragraph rewritten five ways, all created within minutes of each other and interlinked in an obvious pattern. It is trivially recognisable, and it is why "Google stack" has the reputation it has.

The properties we build carry information a person would actually read: what you do, where, what it costs, who it is for. That takes hours rather than minutes, which is exactly why it works and why it is not sold for ten dollars.

What these links actually do

Links from these properties are nofollow, so no PageRank moves. Anyone telling you a Google stack passes authority from Google to your site is selling a story. What the stack does is add indexed, consistent, independently-hosted statements about your entity, on a domain that is already crawled constantly.

The realistic effect is on brand and entity understanding, particularly for newer or thinly-documented businesses, and particularly locally. That is a genuine benefit. It is just not the benefit the market advertises.

Entity consistency is the whole point

Every property repeats the same business name, address format, phone number, service list and area, taken from the master record produced by the foundational work. If a stack states anything that contradicts your site or your listings, it has made things worse rather than better.

This is why we will not build a stack for a business whose foundation has not been cleaned up first. We would be multiplying an inconsistency across five more indexed pages.

Built to be found, and checked afterwards

A property nobody indexed is a property that does not exist. We submit and then verify indexation for each one, and report which were picked up and which were not, because a proportion never are and pretending otherwise would be dishonest.

You get the URLs and, where the platform allows it, ownership. Nothing is built on an account you cannot access.

Avoid these

Common mistakes we don't make.

  • Filling properties with spun or duplicated text that reads as machine-made
  • Creating every asset within the same few minutes, leaving an obvious pattern
  • Stating an address or phone number that contradicts the website and listings
  • Stuffing exact-match commercial anchors into every link back
  • Building stacks on accounts the client will never be given access to
  • Selling the stack as a source of authority rather than corroboration
Pricing

What it costs.

Fixed and itemised. Remove anything you don't need, add anything you do.

Single stack

From $250

One properly built set of properties.

  • Google Site with written pages
  • Supporting Docs and Sheets
  • My Map for your area
  • Indexation check and report
Get a quote
Recommended

Stack + cloud set

From $450

Google plus cloud-hosted properties.

  • Everything in Single stack
  • Cloud-hosted brand assets
  • Wider entity coverage
  • Full URL and ownership handover
Get a quote

Ongoing property work

From $200/mo

Kept current rather than left to rot.

  • Monthly content updates
  • New properties as services change
  • Indexation monitoring
  • Consolidated reporting
Get a quote

Add-ons

  • Additional service-area mapFrom $90
  • Written content per propertyFrom $70
Straight talk

When we'd point you elsewhere.

We'd rather lose the sale than sell you the wrong thing.

Often paired with

What people usually add to this.

These are the pieces that most often go alongside Google stack backlinks, and the ones we'd raise on a call.

Cloud stack backlinks

Brand properties on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

See how we build them

Foundational backlinks

The listings and profiles that prove you exist.

Build your foundation

Google Business Profile optimization

Win the map pack with a strong profile.

Win the map pack
All SEO services Pricing across all services How a project runs
Questions

Before you get in touch.

Do Google stacks still work in 2026?

The empty, spun kind never really worked and now leaves an obvious pattern. Properties carrying real, useful, consistent information about a business still get indexed and still contribute to how clearly that business is understood, particularly for newer brands. So the honest answer is that the format works and the shortcut does not.

Will this pass authority to my site?

No. The links are nofollow. The benefit is entity corroboration and indexed brand surface, not PageRank. We would rather tell you that up front than have you discover it from someone else in three months.

Is this a link scheme?

A network of empty properties built purely to pass ranking signals would be. Publishing accurate, genuinely useful information about your business on public platforms is not. The distinction is the content, which is why ours takes hours per property and costs accordingly.

Who owns the properties?

You do. We build on an account you control or hand over ownership at the end, along with every URL. We do not keep client assets on agency accounts.

How many stacks should I have?

Usually one, built well, and updated as your services change. The instinct to buy ten is the instinct that created the footprint problem in the first place.

More general questions about working with us are answered on the FAQ page, or just ask us directly.

Thinking about Google stack backlinks?

Send us your site or your idea. We'll tell you honestly whether this is the right approach, what it would take, and roughly what it would cost. No pitch deck, no pressure.

Start a projectGet a free audit instead