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How would you spend 100 $ on backlinks (without using GSA-SER?

Let's say you have 50 sites, and you want to spend 100$ on backlinks for each site. You dont want to use GSA-SER nor any other software. Sites are in different "non-problematic" niches (no porno, no casino...). Some sites are aged , some not.
1 -What type of links of links would you buy?
2- where would you buy them?
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  • 1 - Articles / Guest Posts
    2 - Facebook

    There are plenty of guest posting groups on FB, i.e. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3007238042823581

    Look for the vendors of 150 - 250 PKR ($.50 - $.90) guest posts, ask for a list and check it yourself in Semrush for traffic and other parameters. The price typically includes the article (AI) or you can provide your own. Articles and links of the 250 PKR offers are most likely getting indexed within hours and stay online. I've never encountered any issues - neither with the sellers, nor with any search engine updates. These guys have access to some really nice websites and know the game just too well.

    Depending on your sites and KWs, $100/site for non casino / porn / drugs might even be too much. Use these links very moderately with hard anchors of your money keywords. Put a small number of SER T2 links on these links and continue to use SER for generic / url anchors around T1 - T3. Works like a charm, even for non-English sites.

    Other than that, you may also opt for forum links. These may (or may not) also pass link juice but also traffic. Depending on your target market and language, this option might be way more costly. In Germany for instance, these are selling for up to $20+ each! (I would use software instead and re-sell).

    Give it a try on one of your sites and let the forum know how it went!
  • edited May 28
    @organiccastle , that sounds interesting, i'll give it a try, what do you check when selecting the sites, backlinks profile, traffic, niche related?

  • edited May 28
    mm, can you see my answer?
    Edit. now i see my answer :)
  • @organiccastle , that sounds interesting, i'll give it a try, what do you check when selecting the sites, backlinks profile, traffic, niche related?

    Typically, I start by looking at Semrush AS + traffic to get a smaller list. Then just a brief look at the backlinks profile and the anchors (to avoid too much xxx or casino stuff).
  • @organiccastle i posted a message in that FB group  and received some proposals, but they are 10x the price you mentioned. How did you get those cheap 150 - 250 PKR opportunities?
  • @organiccastle i posted a message in that FB group  and received some proposals, but they are 10x the price you mentioned. How did you get those cheap 150 - 250 PKR opportunities?
    Maybe it is different links or you were contacted by the vendor's best friends's brother-in-law broker cousin.

    I did not post messages in these groups but read public proposals from the vendors and then contacted them. These guys then sent me link lists like:
    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ULK3DMPtwXWKP084lMa1zGcRIDSgH3byNcmY3ZGrabI/edit#gid=0
    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Y5k2G5ibfUhnhLZnSYJHinevfe_wDLkny7p001lP5Io/edit#gid=0
    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uNieYr6E_2NC-O3eh60TLPMLmkzwETBOSzCvv_de6CU/edit#gid=0
  • What about HARO? But it may not count on you as you said there is no software.. but technically, it still counts:smile:  as long as you can do that without any software... but I don't think 100$ will be enough 100$ .

    Not a big fan of niche related backlinks or guest posts etc

  • 9tRider9tRider New wark
    1 - Articles / Guest Posts
    2 - Facebook

    There are plenty of guest posting groups on FB, i.e. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3007238042823581

    Look for the vendors of 150 - 250 PKR ($.50 - $.90) guest posts, ask for a list and check it yourself in Semrush for traffic and other parameters. The price typically includes the article (AI) or you can provide your own. Articles and links of the 250 PKR offers are most likely getting indexed within hours and stay online. I've never encountered any issues - neither with the sellers, nor with any search engine updates. These guys have access to some really nice websites and know the game just too well.

    Depending on your sites and KWs, $100/site for non casino / porn / drugs might even be too much. Use these links very moderately with hard anchors of your money keywords. Put a small number of SER T2 links on these links and continue to use SER for generic / url anchors around T1 - T3. Works like a charm, even for non-English sites.

    Other than that, you may also opt for forum links. These may (or may not) also pass link juice but also traffic. Depending on your target market and language, this option might be way more costly. In Germany for instance, these are selling for up to $20+ each! (I would use software instead and re-sell).

    Give it a try on one of your sites and let the forum know how it went!
    One of best posts I read in the forum.

    I was spending 47$ on ranker x to build buffer sites and then blast with gsa which works great. But with this I think it's cheaper and risk free to get buffer sites. 

    Thanks for the group link.
  • But with this I think it's cheaper and risk free to get buffer sites. 

    I wouldn't necessarily say buying links from "Public Blog Network" lists from googlespreedsheets, now shared in link building forum  is "risk free".


    What alternatives would you suggest?
  • @backlinkaddict That was quite helpful, i had a Scrapebox license, but i lost it :), and now I read in blackhatworld that scrapebox owner "disapeared"

    https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-owner-of-scrapebox-has-passed-away-not-really-but-i-dont-get-an-answer.1560426/

    also, latest march google updated specifically targetted this type of technique, especially when the old domain you want to 301 is totally unrelated to your domain
  • MikeGFXMikeGFX latex
    @backlinkaddict That was quite helpful, i had a Scrapebox license, but i lost it :), and now I read in blackhatworld that scrapebox owner "disapeared"

    https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-owner-of-scrapebox-has-passed-away-not-really-but-i-dont-get-an-answer.1560426/

    also, latest march google updated specifically targetted this type of technique, especially when the old domain you want to 301 is totally unrelated to your domain
    Scrapebox works fine, and I use it every day to check indexing. Some guys, not only on Black Hat World or here, but everywhere, are just panicking and don't want to wait. Some people think if something doesn't work for a reason, it should not work for others as well. Therefore, always do your research before you decide.

    Scrapebox's last update was beta 7 a few days ago, and it's a great tool. You can find expired domains either with Scrapebox or something like Scrapezilla or ExpiredDomains.net. If you load it up with previous owner niche-related content, it will rank, and there is no issue. Don't follow or believe what everyone says or what Google says, including what I say—just do it yourself and try whether it works for you or not.

    Some of my friends argue with me not to use GSA for the first tier, and they say I need PBNs or niche-related posts. Still, I know my niche, and I have been successful using GSA with those. If I believed my friends, I wouldn't know I can do along with GSA. The best example is the thread you shared. If you read the thread properly, you will see many vote Scrapebox works fine. Some nutty users say unable to transfer license, blah blah. It totally depends on the user's situation. Don't take it personally.

    After all, there is nothing to lose as long as you have a license, so just send the email and ask them to reset. Problem solved!

    Thanked by 2Ethan9 Deeeeeeee
  • @backlinkaddict

    - i've contacted scrapebox suport, let's see what happens. the problem is that i bought the license looong time time ago, maybe 20 years ago .Lol, and I dont have the transaction details,
    - regarding the domain strategy , when you 301 them to the new domain, do you "recreate" the pages from the old domain to the new domain (via wayback machine)? or you just 301 all pages to the homepage of your domain
  • MargodMargod London
    edited November 10
    I’d recommend focusing on high-quality, niche-relevant links. Guest posts on reputable blogs in your niche can be really effective. You could also look into getting links from industry directories or resource pages that fit your sites.As for where to buy them, consider reaching out to website owners directly for guest posting opportunities. Platforms like LinkedIn can help you connect with bloggers. Another option is to use services that specialize in backlink building, but make sure they have good reviews and a solid reputation.I recently worked with www.elitesolutionsdigital.com for my own backlink strategy. They helped me find great opportunities that really improved my site's visibility.

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