C · Traffic & Growth
SEO & Backlinks
Choose the link type first, then the niche. Niches such as iGaming, crypto and finance are a property of the publisher, not a separate kind of link, so you can filter every link type by niche. Each listing states placement type, publisher traffic, the authority metric and the tool it comes from, link attribute and editorial policy; no seller can promise rankings.
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Buyer guide
- Organic traffic on the publisher site is a better quality signal than an authority score on its own.
- Confirm follow attribute, permanence and whether content is included.
- Authority metrics come from third-party tools — the listing states which tool.
- Review the publisher's other outbound links; sites that sell links on every page pass less value.
- Ask whether paid placements are labeled sponsored or nofollow under the publisher's policy.
What to compare
- 01Link type
- 02Publisher authority and traffic
- 03Accepted niches
- 04Follow attribute and permanence
- 05Turnaround
- 06Editorial policy and content rules
Use cases
- Supporting new content with editorial mentions
- Building topical relevance in a niche
- Local visibility through citations
- Brand mentions from digital PR
FAQ
Can a backlink seller guarantee rankings?
No. Rankings depend on many factors outside any seller's control. Listings describe the placement, publisher metrics and link attributes, not ranking outcomes.
What is the difference between a guest post and a niche edit?
A guest post is a new article written for the publisher. A niche edit adds your link to an article that is already published and indexed.
Do search engines allow paid links?
Search engines expect paid placements to carry a sponsored or nofollow attribute, and paid links meant to pass ranking signals are against their spam policies. Listings state the attribute used so you can judge the risk.