Where to buy high quality backlinks?

[Balkan]

I am searching for backlink vendors, only english-speaking websites, financial topic. Another option is business, news, technologies, cryptocurrencies related sites. Only high-quality, active and developed websites, real traffic, no spam. If you have some contacts of vendors of such kind, please share - would really appreciate that!

 

[fisicx]

What's your budget? One financial site I know of charges £3000+ for links.

 

[dan19900]

Most of the freelancing websites will have them listed, peopleperhour, fiverr etc. Just search 'guest post' and sort by most expensive. Forbes, Entrepenaur etc will be $500-$1,000.

Cryptocurrency sites charge a lot more, $10k+ for the popular ones, not surprising seeing as people are making money out of nothing though.

 

[Balkan]

What's your budget? One financial site I know of charges £3000+ for links.

I have a flexible budget, I'm still looking for opportunities. However, £ 3000 + is too expensive.

 

[Balkan]

Most of the freelancing websites will have them listed, peopleperhour, fiverr etc. Just search 'guest post' and sort by most expensive. Forbes, Entrepenaur etc will be $500-$1,000.

Cryptocurrency sites charge a lot more, $10k+ for the popular ones, not surprising seeing as people are making money out of nothing though.

Thanks for the idea!

 

[fisicx]

I have a flexible budget, I'm still looking for opportunities. However, £ 3000 + is too expensive.

OK but you did say you wanted to buy high quality links from financial sites.

It might also be useful to know why you want these links? Is it for traffic? If it's for SEO then you are wasting your money. Google knows what links to keep an eye out for.

 

[xoxoseo]

prnews io, but links are not cheap

 

[TODonnell]

Beware of getting a lot of cruddy links and/or too quickly and/or from unrelated sites. You can get into 'backlink-chasing mode' and forget the bigger picture.

 

[Khurram Aziz]

there are many forus that I have used in the past, such as Black Hat World and WarriorForum where you can find reputable link sellers. Becareful of scams, obviously, but i have always done well with these sites

 

[fisicx]

there are many forus that I have used in the past, such as Black Hat World and WarriorForum where you can find reputable link sellers.

If they were reputable link sellers they wouldn't be posting on those forums.

 

[Chi Doan]

You can hire back link builder on fiverr. They're cheap and most of them are real.

 

[fisicx]

You can hire back link builder on fiverr. They're cheap and most of them are real.

Did you even read the thread? Your suggestion is about as wrong as it gets.

 

[Chi Doan]

Did you even read the thread? Your suggestion is about as wrong as it gets.

What's wrong with my post? Hiring someone help to build backlink is not a bad idea.

Why????

 

[1977]

What's wrong with my post? Hiring someone help to build backlink is not a bad idea.

Why????

Fiverr for link building = poo

 

[fisicx]

What's wrong with my post? Hiring someone help to build backlink is not a bad idea.

Why????

Because the OP wanted high quality backlinks. The stuff you get from fiver is junk.

 

[threenine]

Honestly, if you have to pay for back links then your site has no hope.
You are just going to fail. It's a whole lot easier actually finding out who your ideal customer is, then get to work tracking them down.

 

[WhizzPeople]

What's wrong with my post? Hiring someone help to build backlink is not a bad idea.

Why????

if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys - have you heard it before?

 

[dan19900]

Honestly, if you have to pay for back links then your site has no hope.
You are just going to fail. It's a whole lot easier actually finding out who your ideal customer is, then get to work tracking them down.

Yeah like Amazon being such a failure because they have to pay for advertising.

 

[threenine]

Yeah like Amazon being such a failure because they have to pay for advertising.

You seem to have confused buying backlinks with advertising. The two are not entirely equivalent.

Advertising is not the same thin as purchasing backlinks at all, yes the waters do get muddied a little when it comes PPC, as PPC is associated with advertising, but the difference being you're actually paying for when someone clicks on a link to your site , hence you can measure the effectiveness of you campaign and you can also continue to several variations and work to optimise the conversion rate.

Interesting that you chose Amazon as an example, especially when even Jeff Bezo's himself attributes Amazon's rise in popularity to their Affiliate Program in the early days.

A program in which Amazon did and still does pay for people to put links on their site, and pay commission if someone clicks on a link and buys products from Amazon.

This effectively enabled amazon to get literally get millions of links and build authority and for others tot participate in the success.

Yes amazon, pay for advertising now, but in the early days of starting out, it didn't. In fact, the whole reason why it was called Amazon, is because that was a name that would ensure it was listed in the opening pages of phonebook back in the day, without Bezos having to pay for the advertising!

By paying for advertising now, enables amazon to effectively communicate with it's customer base, which yes is a difficult challenge especially now, when the customer base spans the entire globe and are on 1000's of different channels and devices.

So coming back to buying links, it's not really the same thing. PPC of course does work, but analysis conducted as recently as this year, indicates that effectiveness is gradually in decline, as more people are making use of adblockers etc, to effectively to avoid the annoying ads.

I admit, there is no one piece of advice in this area which is 100% correct. But I can assure you that paying for backlinks actually has zero benefit.

It doesn't mean to say that, engaging in proactively buidling quality to links to your website is not a worthwhile practice. It's just not the same as paying for backlinks.

 

[dan19900]

You seem to have confused buying backlinks with advertising. The two are not entirely equivalent.

Advertising is not the same thin as purchasing backlinks at all, yes the waters do get muddied a little when it comes PPC, as PPC is associated with advertising, but the difference being you're actually paying for when someone clicks on a link to your site , hence you can measure the effectiveness of you campaign and you can also continue to several variations and work to optimise the conversion rate.

Interesting that you chose Amazon as an example, especially when even Jeff Bezo's himself attributes Amazon's rise in popularity to their Affiliate Program in the early days.

A program in which Amazon did and still does pay for people to put links on their site, and pay commission if someone clicks on a link and buys products from Amazon.

This effectively enabled amazon to get literally get millions of links and build authority and for others tot participate in the success.

Yes amazon, pay for advertising now, but in the early days of starting out, it didn't. In fact, the whole reason why it was called Amazon, is because that was a name that would ensure it was listed in the opening pages of phonebook back in the day, without Bezos having to pay for the advertising!

By paying for advertising now, enables amazon to effectively communicate with it's customer base, which yes is a difficult challenge especially now, when the customer base spans the entire globe and are on 1000's of different channels and devices.

So coming back to buying links, it's not really the same thing. PPC of course does work, but analysis conducted as recently as this year, indicates that effectiveness is gradually in decline, as more people are making use of adblockers etc, to effectively to avoid the annoying ads.

I admit, there is no one piece of advice in this area which is 100% correct. But I can assure you that paying for backlinks actually has zero benefit.

It doesn't mean to say that, engaging in proactively buidling quality to links to your website is not a worthwhile practice. It's just not the same as paying for backlinks.

Buying links is just a form of advertising, whether I log on to PeoplePerHour and buy a Forbes link for $700 or pay a freelancer $50 per hour for 'outreach' I'm still buying links.
I've been buying links for 5 years or so with atleast $5,000 per month budget, I can assure you they do have an effect.

 

[threenine]

Oh yes they do. A very positive one on my bank balance at least. As I am sure, you don't buy those links for free either, as you must charge a commission.

I certainly do like people who buy links, I am approached daily by those people to pay for links.

It is after all, one of the economies of the internet, and yes they can be positive. However, it's pointless to wantonly buy links. It's about buying the right type of links.

In much the same way I won't sell links to just anyone, as that can damage the reputation of your own website. i.e. Puttings links to a gambling website on a religious based site.

It's about buying the right links and selling the right links.

 

[Furqan721]

I must say, hire a freelance linkbuilding expert for this and give him regular work for getting manual and high authority links using content marketing, files sharing, infography sharing and many more ways.

A manual link buying process is the best way to get good links. So avoid bad links.

 

[Khurram Aziz]

If they were reputable link sellers they wouldn't be posting on those forums.

Here we go, mr knowitall who knows nothing about internet marketing.

I have dealt with many sellers who have access to sites you would only DREAM of that have sold me links that have stayed live for YEARS and are DO Follow and have offered me a FULL money back protection if the links are ever deleted.

That's what i mean by reputable.

Now why don't you just shut up talking about things you know nothing about?

 

[dan19900]

Oh yes they do. A very positive one on my bank balance at least. As I am sure, you don't buy those links for free either, as you must charge a commission.

I certainly do like people who buy links, I am approached daily by those people to pay for links.

It is after all, one of the economies of the internet, and yes they can be positive. However, it's pointless to wantonly buy links. It's about buying the right type of links.

In much the same way I won't sell links to just anyone, as that can damage the reputation of your own website. i.e. Puttings links to a gambling website on a religious based site.

It's about buying the right links and selling the right links.

Yeah they charge a commission ofcourse, doesn't bother me as it works out cheaper for me than having to spend my time chatting up dozens of different writers.

Yes ofcourse you need to select the right type of links, I'm not really sure what your point is now as I thought you said 'buying links doesn't work'. I'm not going round buying links on 1 month old christian websites for $700 to point at my porn website.

 

[Ian J]

Here we go, mr knowitall who knows nothing about internet marketing.

Now why don't you just shut up talking about things you know nothing about?

At least you've managed to post without using profanity so I suppose that we should be grateful for small mercies

 

[threenine]

Yeah they charge a commission ofcourse, doesn't bother me as it works out cheaper for me than having to spend my time chatting up dozens of different writers.

Yes of course you need to select the right type of links, I'm not really sure what your point is now as I thought you said 'buying links doesn't work'. I'm not going round buying links on 1 month old christian websites for $700 to point at my porn website.

The point is, the value of bought links has depreciated significantly over the years.

This is due to the shady practices that have existed for quite sometime.

The anatomy of link buying structure typically does along these lines:

1. Person/Company contacts a Vendor of quality backlinks on any give platform i.e. Upwork, Freelance, People Per Hour, or whatever the platform of the day is.
2. Package of quality backlinks is sold,
3. Vendor of quality backlinks then places links on various websites and properties they own scattered across various different industries, most of these websites are ones that one aged domains, i.e. domains that been deprecated and repurchased .
4. Vendor then employs cheap Click farms to click on freshly created links, or even employ bots to click on links.
5. This then provides illusion of traffic being generated from "Quality Links" over a period of time.
6. In the interim, the unsuspecting victims website, is naturally picked up by Search Crawlers and assume their natural ranking in the index.
7. Absolute Zero traffic from purchased quality links generates direct sales!

There are slight variations on this theme, but on the whole that is how "Quality Back Links" are purchased on how they are deemed quality back links.

There are of course other means to creating quality back links i.e. PPC, Sponsored Posts, Affiliate Schemes, Guest Posts, Syndicated Feeds, Influencer marketing etc.

Also the way you suggest, of proactively contacting other websites in and around your niche building relationships exchanging links where applicable and mutually beneficial

 

[Nick Arthur]

Don't pay for links. Especially via forums or fiverr. There are some good link builders on people per hour but also a lot of cowboys. Hiring a good link builder is a different thing to paying for links. Just do your due diligence and ask them what their process is. Ask for full transparency and ask to see the backlink source before the link is placed. Expect to pay at least 1k per month for some one to do proper outreach based work.

 

[Khurram Aziz]

At least you've managed to post without using profanity so I suppose that we should be grateful for small mercies

Grateful? Do you offend easily sweetheart

 

[Khurram Aziz]

i would advise against looking to fiverr. there are very few good links hyou can buy for those prices. The article writing process itself can cost $50-100, depending on the quality of the site and demand of the research - and then there's the cost to the site itself. Three years ago I bought a link on Forbes -it's still live and still has my link in as Do Follow. BARGAIN what i paid for it )

 

[StevePoster]

You just need to find related high authority website/s then contact the owner or administrator and discuss your proposal to them by offering your great and interesting content to be posted within their site.

 

[KarenBridges]

there are many forus that I have used in the past, such as Black Hat World and WarriorForum where you can find reputable link sellers. Becareful of scams, obviously, but i have always done well with these sites

Backing up, BlackHatWorld is really good for finding quality backlink sellers. Also, many bloggers from PeoplePerHour work with paid posts and guarantee dofollow backlinks.

 

[OliviaCaitlin]

You can buy links from fiverr there are hundreds of link builders who will generate links for you website but beware those links are automated links which are from anew website or pages which don't give much weightage to your website. for a successful link building you can do guest post and sponsor posts. Websites like forbes, business etc cab give you a backlink but with a no follow attribute.

 

[Ian J]

Don't waste your time on purchasing links, just higher some seo company and get it on cheap rates

Preferably one that can spell

 

[Devin Murphy]

Well can buy it just by searching Guest post with your category and there are tons of websites which offer you sponsor links. You can also buy it fro the Fiverr and freelancers but most of those links are automated generated links which hold no significance. so my recommendation is either go for sponsor post or build those links naturally.

 

[Novevan]

You can hire back link builder on fiverr. They're cheap and most of them are real.

This is a really good idea, I often buy backlink from fiverr. But the quality need to double check!!

 

[Nick Arthur]

Wow. there is some serious nonsense in this thread. Don't buy links from fiverr unless you know what you are doing. 99.9% of links are garbage and potentially dangerous. Blackhatworld??? Really. Does the name not say it all?? If you are churning and burning rankings then fair enough but if you are building links for a business that you won't to sustain for the long term - avoid these sources!!

 

[dan19900]

Wow. there is some serious nonsense in this thread. Don't buy links from fiverr unless you know what you are doing. 99.9% of links are garbage and potentially dangerous. Blackhatworld??? Really. Does the name not say it all?? If you are churning and burning rankings then fair enough but if you are building links for a business that you won't to sustain for the long term - avoid these sources!!

There's good white hat links on blackhatworld too, I've bought links on there for Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Guardian etc.

 

[Nick Arthur]

There's good white hat links on blackhatworld too, I've bought links on there for Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Guardian etc.

Most of those types of links are no-follow now. They still have value but many of these are also orphaned pages that aren't even indexed in Google.

 

[dan19900]

Most of those types of links are no-follow now. They still have value but many of these are also orphaned pages that aren't even indexed in Google.

Yeah no-follow, were definitely indexed in Google though.

 

[fisicx]

Yeah no-follow, were definitely indexed in Google though.

So you brought pointless links. In fact google knows about this sort of thing so may well be penalizing your site.