niche edits?

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Hello guys,

May i know what is the cheapest price for a curated links that you bought before?
 
$10 and I outreached myself.

You're not gonna get this via vendors if that's what you're asking.

dam can’t believe my eyes $10 for a niche edit next time I need posting in wtb and messaging you can’t imagine how much I’ll save. The lowest I have paid is $60 but after looking at the $10 niche edit i feel I overpaid :eek: lol
 
dam can’t believe my eyes $10 for a niche edit next time I need posting in wtb and messaging you can’t imagine how much I’ll save. The lowest I have paid is $60 but after looking at the $10 niche edit i feel I overpaid :eek: lol

Well, it wasn't the Forbes level website ;)

But still, webmaster had no clue imo and under-priced.
 
If you outreach yourself, you can sometimes get it free. A company I used to work for pretty much had this as their model, calling it Newsjacking.

But, if you're getting someone to do it for you, you could expect anything from $50 - 100+ dependant on the quality of the link, and you're mostly just paying for the outreach / database building time
 
You're not gonna get this via vendors if that's what you're asking.
Well technically he / she can, but they'd likely destroy his / her website. I only mention this because the "newbie mind" will see you saying they can't do it and so they begin a quest, determined to not only find a $10 curated link, but will also happen upon some $5 curated links (which also do exist). So now, his / her victory at finding such links will result in maybe short-term gains, but ultimately, the links will be utter garbage and most likely a waste of money.
 
$10 for a 30k monthly traffic DR30 site :P
 
Well technically he / she can, but they'd likely destroy his / her website. I only mention this because the "newbie mind" will see you saying they can't do it and so they begin a quest, determined to not only find a $10 curated link, but will also happen upon some $5 curated links (which also do exist). So now, his / her victory at finding such links will result in maybe short-term gains, but ultimately, the links will be utter garbage and most likely a waste of money.

True.

I see beginners have a hard time correlating price with value or determining SEO value in general.

It's important to grow this skill first so they don't get screwed over.

That $10 link website wasn't anything spectacular but had nice steady organic traffic, clean backlink profile, was related and didn't advertise guest posts or insertions publicly.
 
$10 and I outreached myself.

You're not gonna get this via vendors if that's what you're asking.
well thats got to be a rare offer then.

dam can’t believe my eyes $10 for a niche edit next time I need posting in wtb and messaging you can’t imagine how much I’ll save. The lowest I have paid is $60 but after looking at the $10 niche edit i feel I overpaid :eek: lol
True.

I see beginners have a hard time correlating price with value or determining SEO value in general.

It's important to grow this skill first so they don't get screwed over.

That $10 link website wasn't anything spectacular but had nice steady organic traffic, clean backlink profile, was related and didn't advertise guest posts or insertions publicly.
$10 for a 30k monthly traffic DR30 site :p
Well technically he / she can, but they'd likely destroy his / her website. I only mention this because the "newbie mind" will see you saying they can't do it and so they begin a quest, determined to not only find a $10 curated link, but will also happen upon some $5 curated links (which also do exist). So now, his / her victory at finding such links will result in maybe short-term gains, but ultimately, the links will be utter garbage and most likely a waste of money.
Thanks for your reply guys! atleast i know roughly how much i should pay for it now :) appreciate it!
 
I see beginners have a hard time correlating price with value or determining SEO value in general.

It's important to grow this skill first so they don't get screwed over.
I don't think this can be emphasized enough. It's one thing to see [and fall for] impressive graphics that simultaneously promise both nothing and the moon, and it's another to be able to truly examine what you (and your "75% discount coupon code") would actually be purchasing. As you say, it is indeed a skill. I learned this the hard way. Many others on here have, as well. Use our experiences to not fall into the the traps created by the same mistakes that we made.
 
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