For $5 or $30?)Pure quality, I'm sure.
That's where I found this information. They all have different prices. That's why I'm asking what is the average of all possible prices right now.check the quality of the websites, domain authority of your backlink to decide about the price.
CandidPure quality, I'm sure.
It's the normal range of price for guestposting on spanish blogs, just to drop a probable example. Giving the fact that the guy is learning to comunicate in english (easy to tell with that thread title) if is learning about SEO at the same time we can recognice a double merit.Pure quality, I'm sure.
i think $50 - $100 per post is a good backlink range based on my experience.That's where I found this information. They all have different prices. That's why I'm asking what is the average of all possible prices right now.
It's the normal range of price for guestposting on spanish blogs, just to drop a probable example. Giving the fact that the guy is learning to comunicate in english (easy to tell with that thread title) if is learning about SEO at the same time we can recognice a double merit.
No medal of honor for being a douche bag with a total newbie, sorry.
I mentioned this particular example because in TIER 2 or TIER 3 countries is the usual range of price for guestposting on private blogs.Who mentioned Spanish blogs? The OP didn't and I am not a mind reader.
You cannot get good links for $5 period.
Do they have real visitors?For $5 or $30?)
There is no point in paying for domain authority when it can easily be manipulated. A guest post should be evaluated in terms of its backlink profile, referring domains, and organic traffic.check the quality of the websites, domain authority of your backlink to decide about the price.