Where to buy Quality backlinks

Even I know this: A qual link is one that is in a similar industry and you actually have a real relationship with and similar goals and customers.


By definition, if you have to buy one it is not qual.


My wife loves me and has sex with me (earned) On the other hand, I just pay a prostitute cash.

Google does have ways of finding out. Your competitors can report you for one.
just have a look here: Report spam, paid links, malware, and other problems to Google - Webmaster Tools Help

Not to say they will catch everyone becasue they won't. But if you want to build long term rankings it is much better to play by their rules.

You already know that the way to move your site to the top of google is to make high quality backlinks. The links that are made in the high PA DA sites are called the high quality backlink. We can get the high quality baclinks from a reputable SEO company.

I am new here and this is my first post. I've been following this forum for awhile though, and since the idea of getting links to my site has been on my mind, I decided to join today and post my two cents.

I have gone back and forth about buying back links to my site. In the past, I found one of those online ads that promoted some deal like, "get 1,000 pr8 links for $80" or one of those too-good-to-be-true promotions. Bottomline is, that burnt me and I spent years (yes, years) disavowing all of the damage it did to me. We were once ranked #1 for top keywords and found ourselves fall off the charts after Penguin. What that awesome back link special left me with was a lot of spammy links that ruined everything I worked for.

I still believe you can buy thinks through because at the end of the day, Google doesn't know what was bought and what wasn't. The fact is, you can read the most beautifully written article on HuffingtonPost or whatever site you like which references another site. There is no way to be 100% sure that some site didn't buy off the author for a back link? In fact, I know for a fact some do because I've been quoted upwards of $1,000+ for a link there. haha

At the end of the day, all Google see is a good site with good links. It doesn't know how the links got there, but that they are there. That's the truth. If a healthy site with good content mentions your site and it relates to the conversation, it is considered a good back link.

I don't think buying back links is bad, but you need to be careful about where you buy them and make sure monitor them because a good link today could be damaging tomorrow. I've been looking through some inventory at sites that sell links and viewing their blogs for linking. At first glance, 99% of the blogs are just some blog that somebody threw up on the web and it's kind of a mess of a content, mess of a message. They may title the article, "A blog about sewing" and if you operated an online store that sold sewing machines, you might think to yourself, this would be a GREAT site to get a back link with. Right?

When you dig deeper you realize that the blog content has little to do with sewing, as the blogger writes about everything from lawnmowers to smoothies. If that doesn't draw your suspicion, you look at other back links they have accepted and are linking to. Remember, someday you could be in this same blogroll list. In my honest option, if you truly made a blog about "sewing" you would like to link to good sewing resources but since these blog owners are only in it to make a buck, they link to anybody with money. You have links about "check cashing", links about "making plans to travel", and just a mess of links which I believe devalues all of the links on that page because it makes the page look spammy, risks everybody for getting flagged, and makes YOUR NEW back link worthless.

So, can you buy back links? Yes. BUT like any link you have to be careful of who is linkingto you, watch who that site links to after you or who they linked to before you, watch how they add content, whether the site turns into a mess, etc. I've actually had a number of legit sites link to me and that back link was great for years but then they slowly started to allow more and more spammy links onto their site and one day, that link hurt much more than it helped.

The bottomline is, you want to find good resources to get links from, resources that relate to your message and provide a link to you makes sense. A bad example, would be this thread. People are talking about linking, SEO, back links, etc. A few people are linking suggestions and the suggestions relate, so they work. If somebody put a link on this thread about discounted watches, that might look spammy! haha

Good luck. Be safe.

Really? I would have given up long ago. My content is the result of many many decades. My articles took 2 years to write.


I worked 60 hours to generate Keywords and am already ranking many articles. Not my front page, yet.


Would I really want to risk all that work buying shady backlinks?


Lets say I build 2-5 a day. Eventually I will have enough.