BHW Link Building Review.

[Dark Venge]

Hey guys I'm in the process of buying some quality links to my site since my site isn't ranking so well. But I know the risk of getting spammy backlinks is high especially when you buy from most of these buyers. So I'm wondering who is the best seller when it comes to quality backlinks.

Please don't pitch your link building services to me, I want reviews from people who have purchased from you. Thanks

 

[IrwinJ]

I've been buying for almost a year now and it's super difficult to tell what the best services are, in terms of results.. I keep testing and measuring.

What I will say is @aka sam is a really good off-page SEO service. Good TAT, reports and value for money.

 

[samrichards]

Check @Hetneo and @Parker2010 services , for quality T2 boosters check @Red Giant, for anything else good luck

 

[Jeepy]

You can try @jefis link building website, you can build links manually from tutorials. It's the same links you can buy from sellers here, but you will be in charge of description, profiles, text, URL etc. All manual work. In long term a lot better than buying thousands of links from here (not talking about PBN's,but as diversity)

 

[fasttrak]

If you have the budget, quality outreach for REAL guest posts is a very good option. Not cheap but decent links from your niche that will definitely give you a boost.

 

[Starblazer]

Get something that meets your requirements.

1. Follow basic statistics and avoid outliers.
Most link building threads have 3000-6000 replies. So, if you find anything beyond it, then it's either super good or fake. If you find anything below it, you can read thread and give it a try.

2. Choose backlinks that are difficult to acquire than the ones that are easy.
Software generated links < blog comments < Guest posts < Web 2.0s < PBNs < Niche relevant admin posts
But again, it depends on your requirements. For some websites, blog comments work better than the others. So, there is no single strategy that fits all sites.

3. Choose among longtime value, metrics, value for money, authenticity etc.
If you want links that stick for a longtime, then make sure that it's mentioned in thread. If you want high metrics, then get samples and convey it to seller in advance. If you want cheaper links that are good for beginning, then make a list and select the one with most positive reviews (strictly avoid outliers here). If you want authentic links, then the cost of each link will be tens to hundreds of dollars.

4. Use tiered strategy
Pay more and get powerful links for your tier 1. Get cheaper ($1-$5) links for your tier 2. Get multi-tiered GSA blast for tier 3 & 4.

I've mentioned all this instead of suggesting a seller because based on your description, the options are endless and one can suggest anything between $1 PBNs and $500 premium package.

 

[thescrrr]

You can try @jefis link building website, you can build links manually from tutorials. It's the same links you can buy from sellers here, but you will be in charge of description, profiles, text, URL etc. All manual work. In long term a lot better than buying thousands of links from here (not talking about PBN's,but as diversity)

did you try it, is it worth to buy?

 

[Jeepy]

did you try it, is it worth to buy?

I had a review copy and yes it's definitely worth it. The thing is you can buy those kinds of links everywhere, but you won't be in charge of making your own description, email, username, URL, engage in forums, conversations etc. With this database you can make quite legit links and in the best case bring some traffic to your site.

 

[t2van]

99% of the Link building offered on here I think if your willing to spend $200+ on a package I think you would be better off putting the work in your self to have control over it, more so if the site is your own money site and it's the only thing you have going on..

That said some of the press release links/packages I've seen look very good just none apply to our niche so of no use

 

[LinksForPros]

I want reviews from people who have purchased from you

Then read the reviews on the threads? A mod has to review and approve a thread as well,- not trustworthy enough for you?