Backlinks ! Any Providers Better than others?

[EG0x]

Hi Guys,

I am checkin posts here a lot, but never really commit to create one!
I've learned. Also noticed different POV (White VS. Black SEO) from you, but I feel I cannot really get an answer clear & unambiguous.

If you had to find the Best Backlinks providers, to boost a website and get real traffic, without compromising the reputation of your website (Especially with Google):
Who Would Be the Best Backlinks Providers?

Second Question: You guys who are doing SEO all day long, what do you think I should expect to pay to get real traffic and a small DA boost. (30DA>40DA)
Even If I read 10 books, do Webinars... I'll not get all the experience you have. So... I'm askin you directly.

Over the last few months, I saw so many different answers here, but still think there is a rational consensus about it!


Waiting eagerly for your answers!
(Kudo for all of you for all the knowledge I got here. You Rock!)

 

[tiiberius]

First:

There is no such thing. Especially not paid ones.

Engines change how they look at things all the time. Guest posts used to be perfectly fine back in the day and look at them now.

Do what works as safely as you can.

PBN links work for me and they are a big no-no officially.

Second:

Niche edits are your best bet. You're looking at $35+ per link and $120 average I would say.

Then PBN links but only if you don;'t hide them from link checkers. If you do, real DA will increase of course but Moz DA will not.

 

[EG0x]

First:

There is no such thing. Especially not paid ones.

Engines change how they look at things all the time. Guest posts used to be perfectly fine back in the day and look at them now.

Do what works as safely as you can.

PBN links work for me and they are a big no-no officially.

Second:

Niche edits are your best bet. You're looking at $35+ per link and $120 average I would say.

Then PBN links but only if you don;'t hide them from link checkers. If you do, real DA will increase of course but Moz DA will not.

So you kinda recommend PNB then?
Am I right?

So, all the Web Blog Posts links, High Authority Profile backlinks...you're not a fan!!!

How about Press Releases?

 

[tiiberius]

So you kinda recommend PNB then?

Do you want to increase real DA or just the link checker DA?

PBNs are great in lower numbers. For higher amount of links you'll need niche edits and guest posts.

So, all the Web Blog Posts links, High Authority Profile backlinks...you're not a fan!!!

How about Press Releases?

I use those. Every link type has a purpose.

But they will not increase DA much.

 

[roundtablemaker]

So you kinda recommend PNB then?
Am I right?

So, all the Web Blog Posts links, High Authority Profile backlinks...you're not a fan!!!

How about Press Releases?

I know you're new so I'm going to tell you -- that guy sells PBN links. Take that into consideration when he tells you to buy PBN links.

Hand written guest posts on good sites backed by PBNs have so far been the most converting source of traffic for me. Spun content isn't good to get converting traffic IMO so be careful when buying. But I'm going to say it really depends on your business and what you want to get out of it.

There's a lot of variation amongst press releases. Someone might have a network of google news certified sites and post your article to that network (which I would argue isn't a real press release -- I'm sure the guy selling those would disagree with me). But it could still work to get the metrics you're looking for and they also might be a good value on price vs results.

I would keep a record of what you purchase and if/how much they impacted your results over a month or two. If you don't see any impact after two months it didn't work at all. No one's going to do all the market research for you (unless you pay them).

 

[fb3003]

I know you're new so I'm going to tell you -- that guy sells PBN links. Take that into consideration when he tells you to buy PBN links.

this is what @tiiberius said: "Niche edits are your best bet. You're looking at $35+ per link and $120 average I would say."...

not sure how you read that as him saying to buy PBN's. he is directly telling him that for his purpose, his best bet is niche edits....

disclaimer: my signature does advertise @tiiberius service. that does not make any difference in what I said above

 

[warriorsam53]

If you're new and just starting out, don't mess around with links. You might end up hurting your rankings by buying the wrong type of links.

My advice would be to not buy a single link until you've published at least 100 articles based on low competition keywords. These don't need any links to get traffic. They'll rank naturally.

Once you start getting traffic and monetize the site, you can target tougher keywords that need links.

 

[roundtablemaker]

this is what @tiiberius said: "Niche edits are your best bet. You're looking at $35+ per link and $120 average I would say."...

not sure how you read that as him saying to buy PBN's. he is directly telling him that for his purpose, his best bet is niche edits....

disclaimer: my signature does advertise @tiiberius service. that does not make any difference in what I said above

I'm not sure how stupid you perceive the rest of us but the fact that he said "FIRST:... PBN links work for me. " and said "SECOND: Niche Edits".

Lastly, the fact that he does pay you to advertise for him and you tagged him twice in the post (so he would see it -- only reason to tag someone) certainly makes a difference when you vouch for him. If you recommended someone other than him your word would hold more weight but you haven't -- you stood by your advertising revenue like the NBA defending China. Shills -- literal shills shilling.

 

[EG0x]

I know you're new so I'm going to tell you -- that guy sells PBN links. Take that into consideration when he tells you to buy PBN links.

Hand written guest posts on good sites backed by PBNs have so far been the most converting source of traffic for me. Spun content isn't good to get converting traffic IMO so be careful when buying. But I'm going to say it really depends on your business and what you want to get out of it.

There's a lot of variation amongst press releases. Someone might have a network of google news certified sites and post your article to that network (which I would argue isn't a real press release -- I'm sure the guy selling those would disagree with me). But it could still work to get the metrics you're looking for and they also might be a good value on price vs results.

I would keep a record of what you purchase and if/how much they impacted your results over a month or two. If you don't see any impact after two months it didn't work at all. No one's going to do all the market research for you (unless you pay them).

Thank you so much for your feedback!! Highly Appreciated. For my, the Press release = Marketwatch or Newswire.
What are your thoughts about : Inc.com, Forbes.com or entrepreneur.com?


BTW, cool to have all of you guys. Finding the right way (even if slow) to reach better ranks is finding a needle in a haystack. NOT Obvious At all.

 

[EG0x]

If you're new and just starting out, don't mess around with links. You might end up hurting your rankings by buying the wrong type of links.

My advice would be to not buy a single link until you've published at least 100 articles based on low competition keywords. These don't need any links to get traffic. They'll rank naturally.

Once you start getting traffic and monetize the site, you can target tougher keywords that need links.

Tks!! Quite rational.
100 articles about one subject (very local too) isn't an easy task tho. So finally, Content Marketing is the key first!

 

[warriorsam53]

Tks!! Quite rational.
100 articles about one subject (very local too) isn't an easy task tho. So finally, Content Marketing is the key first!

I don’t know your niche so I’m not sure how broad you can go. But try auto suggest to see if you can get any ideas.

If you can’t find 100 keywords to write about, maybe the niche is too narrow. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Just cover it as well as you can.

 

[roundtablemaker]

Thank you so much for your feedback!! Highly Appreciated. For my, the Press release = Marketwatch or Newswire.
What are your thoughts about : Inc.com, Forbes.com or entrepreneur.com?


BTW, cool to have all of you guys. Finding the right way (even if slow) to reach better ranks is finding a needle in a haystack. NOT Obvious At all.

Forbes, Inc, and Entrepreneur.com are all great sources of traffic for the right projects. I don't know if your product is an international one or not but they might not be a good fit. You should figure out who your perfect audience is and who you want to target and which sites they read. I think industry/local is best for me. Forbes/Inc/Entrepreneur wouldn't be good for my business as it's a local business. You really need to figure out your audience and then figure out how to reach them. It's the shotgun approach vs the sniper. Maybe forbes et al would be great, it's really situational but they seem to meet your criteria.