Do people buy nofollow guest posts?

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I have a money site where I am planning to sell guest post links. I receive bunch of guest post and link instertion requests every week. I plan to only provide nofollow links, and charge lesser than a ******** link. Do people pay for nofollow links?
 
Nofollow links from high authority sites are still considered good.

We do not have any data to give a clear answer to your question, but I feel that there is a probability that you will get customers even if you provide nofollow link, provided that your site has very high metrics (high DA, DR and high traffic) and you offer the no follow link for dirt cheap price.
 
Nofollow links from high authority sites are still considered good.

We do not have any data to give a clear answer to your question, but I feel that there is a probability that you will get customers even if you provide nofollow link, provided that your site has very high metrics (high DA, DR and high traffic) and you offer the no follow link for dirt cheap price.
Yeah people want nofollow links as well as ******** but they shouldn't cost as much as ******** links.

Thanks for replying guys. DR is 60 with 100K/M ahrefs traffic in tech niche. What would be a reasonable price? My sites are mostly monetized with display ads, so I am not sure how to price this. I would appreciate any help.
 
I have a money site where I am planning to sell guest post links. I receive bunch of guest post and link instertion requests every week. I plan to only provide nofollow links, and charge lesser than a ******** link. Do people pay for nofollow links?
Yes contextual no-follow link are essential for every site for buying guest posts

You need to create a balance between link buying diversification because you need to show google bot all link come naturally.
 
is 60 with 100K/M ahrefs traffic in tech niche.
These metrics are just awesome. And the tech niche is also in high demand.
What would be a reasonable price?
Honestly it is upto you to decide. I have seen sites with such metrics sell guest post with d0follow link for over $150.

But since you are offering no-follow, you should offer much less than that. Again, it all comes to your negotiation skills. If you can convince your buyers then you can get some good money per link too!
 
Yes, some people are going to consider purchasing a no follow link containing the guest post. In SEO standards, no follow-up link is also beneficial.
 
You can offer rel="sponsored" links together with nofollow links.

This way your chances of securing a sale would be higher + sponsored tags are safe as nofollow tags.

My sites are mostly monetized with display ads, so I am not sure how to price this. I would appreciate any help.
Contact similar sites in your niche and ask what they are charging and then charge at least twice as less for your nofollow links.

Don't get your expectations high as people are after do.follow links but it really depends on too many factors, mainly if your site is a proper authority in your niche or not.
 
Nofollow links from high authority sites are still considered good.

We do not have any data to give a clear answer to your question, but I feel that there is a probability that you will get customers even if you provide nofollow link, provided that your site has very high metrics (high DA, DR and high traffic) and you offer the no follow link for dirt cheap price.
Can you please tell a young SEO specialist why noffolow links are needed at all? What exactly do they do?
 
Can you please tell a young SEO specialist why noffolow links are needed at all? What exactly do they do?
Remember, your backlink profile should always look natural. I mean it should be a good mix of d0follow as well as nofollow links.

As I said earlier in this thread that no-follow links from very high authority domain are still worth the money (and if you are getting that for cheap then it is a good deal too).
 
Remember, your backlink profile should always look natural. I mean it should be a good mix of d0follow as well as nofollow links.

As I said earlier in this thread that no-follow links from very high authority domain are still worth the money (and if you are getting that for cheap then it is a good deal too).
And what is the best way on how to find these very no-follow links? Where to look for them and how?
 
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