Which places do you visit to buy backlinks?

I used to do it here when it was a busy place.

 

You never buy links. We only get help. Currently the best way.

 

We have our specialists and they do their best, our links are really good. I think better to hire 1 professional than to buy a hundred links of bad quality!

 

cheaper links you can find on sites like fiverr

 

The most legit way is to create guest posts. Find a blog that allows guest posting, contact them, write a nice article, add your links, done.
Another method that requires money, but is WAY better is to contact local news sites, and submit an article to them. I don't know the prices, but I know that in Romania, for a 300k city, the main paper charges around 200 euro for an advert, but you can make a list of old domains with a lot of page rank, and just advertise on those. Links from 5 legitimate news sites is worth more than 50 random sites with high PR.

 

I used the Ahreaf tool for searching high-quality backlinks.

 

You can easily do it yourself using Ahrefs backlinks, but it can take a long time.

I used NeedMyLink not too long ago. They did everything quickly and quite well. I am not in the habit of paying for work I can do myself, but in this case I did not regret going to them, so I advise to go to a professional if you want to invest money in high quality.

 

Cheap links here:
fiverr.com
linksmanagement.com
peopleperhour.com
Don't forget to check each site before buying ( DR, spamscore, traffic )

 

Do not settle for the the freelancers (especially those on Fiverr and Upwork) who claim to blast over 1 million backlinks for a meager $50 . That's spamming, and Google will penalize your site!

 

Agree ..... Not all but about more than 75% are spammer and try to cut pocket by cheap price offer.

 

If you must buy backlinks, try SEO Clerk.

 

Buying backlinks is just a bad idea. I suggest you buy SEO tools (SEMrush, Ahref etc.) instead to find backlink opportunities and build quality backlinks to your website from the relevant website.

 

Those who say that buying links is bad, are you serious? If a website is young, you can only create profiles/directories for free. Are there many who publish articles for free? Or does your copywriter or editor do their work for free? As for me, I prefer to use Collaborator.pro for publishing guest posts. Plus, conveniently, they integrated Ahrefs metrics and are much faster than contacting each site manually. It's my experience

 

I've tried my hands at buying backlinks before, but honestly, it never really worked out the way I hoped. Ended up with a bunch of low-quality links that didn't do much for my site's ranking. I kinda learned the hard way that it's more about quality than quantity, you know?

So, these days, I focus more on generating high-quality content and building relationships with other site owners for organic link building. It can be a slow process, but it's definitely more rewarding in the long run.

 

I couldn't agree more. Most inexperienced site owners take Googles advice about not buying backlinks (you don't want to announce it to the world).

It's ok to pay for web design, images, content writers, SEO services, SEO tools, marketing and advertising, but somehow it's morally corrupt to pay for backlinks. Which when doing guest posts is nothing more than a form of content Marketing.

Google doesn't want you to buy backlinks because #1 they work for increasing rankings, #2 they rather keep you in a perpetual loop of paying for their advertising month after month. When you use backlinks to rank well, you don't need to pay for their advertising to get traffic. It's no different than the Health industry where it's more profitable to treat than cure.

Another misconception is that paying for backlinks equates to poor quality links. If you're looking on Fiverr you're gauranteed to find poor quality links.

 

As an experienced blogger and SEO expert, I can tell you with confidence that buying backlinks is a practice I avoid. Google's algorithm has evolved considerably over the years, focusing more and more on high-quality, organic backlinks rather than artificial ones. The practice of purchasing backlinks, often viewed as an attempt to manipulate search engine results, is not favored by Google and could lead to penalties, including deindexing your website.
Instead, I invest my time and effort into building a robust content strategy. I focus on creating high-quality, valuable content that naturally earns backlinks. Engaging content attracts more readers and encourages other websites to link back to it, boosting the site's credibility and improving its SEO ranking.
I also participate actively in my niche community. By guest posting on reputable blogs and engaging with industry influencers, I can create meaningful relationships that often result in organic backlinks. Moreover, I take advantage of social media platforms to share my content and engage with my audience, another excellent way to gain exposure and earn backlinks.
So, my suggestion is not to look for places to buy backlinks but instead focus on creating valuable content and forming genuine connections within your industry. It may take more effort, but the results are long-lasting and ethically sound.

 

1. Google has zero ways to actually tell if a guest post was purchased or not.(unless labeled as sponsored) 2. I hope no one is paying for poor quality links, as paying is the whole purpose to get high quality.

Buying backlinks in no way means that you're not creating great quality or engaging content. Especially when a site is new or the search query has decent competition, being on the 5th, 10th page of SERP's isn't going to allow people to find, engage or link to it, no matter how great it is. Normally once you are on the 1st page and able to be found/engaged you get those warm fuzzy feeling organic links.

The organic reach on social media platforms have decreased considerably over the years. Some niches are better than others for social media.

 

creating valuable content is definitely more rewarding in the long run , this is what i'm trying to do in my website .

 

Totally agree with you!

 

Buying backlinks is against Google's Webmaster Guidelines and can negatively affect your website's ranking in search engine results pages (SERPs). If you are caught buying backlinks, your website could be penalized by Google.

There are other, more ethical ways to improve your website's SEO. You can create high-quality content, build relationships with other websites, and participate in relevant online communities. These activities will help you earn backlinks naturally, which will benefit your website in the long run.