Guest Posts are so Expensive

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It is very troublesome to buy guest posts from websites that are reliable and have high DA scores. I don't want to give prices of up to $600 just for a single backlink. Isn't there a more small business friendly way to increase my DR score?
 
There are also quality sites that don't cost so much, but why do you want to increase your DR score?
 
You can get really good niche edits for $100 and guest posts for $100 - 200 on very good sites, but you need to do the outreach yourself or hire someone and train them to do it for you in bulk. If you go to sellers, they jack up the prices 100 - 300% so it's not worth it.
 
Who is selling 600$ guest post and more importantly where?
Never heard that before, hearing it for the first time, Kinda curious.
 
Who is selling 600$ guest post and more importantly where?
Never heard that before, hearing it for the first time, Kinda curious.
I want in on that action too.
 
You’re better off hiring a VA that specializes in outreach to avoid middle man
 
You can reach out to the targeted sites through their contact us or socials, the prices will be less or you have a chance to negotiate
 
Who is selling 600$ guest post and more importantly where?
Never heard that before, hearing it for the first time, Kinda curious.
I don't know if it would be right for me to give the website name, but it's an Indian news site with a lot of traffic.
 
I don't know if it would be right for me to give the website name, but it's an Indian news site with a lot of traffic.
No you dont, that explains, its problably not worth 600.
 
I don't know if it would be right for me to give the website name, but it's an Indian news site with a lot of traffic.

If you are dealing with resellers, then the cost will definitely triple.
 
I find it much more bothersome when vendors charge high prices for a seemingly nice link, but then the sold link is on an orphan page. Or the only place where its linked internally is the blog roll.
 
Acquiring quality backlinks requires an investment. Either time or money, or both. If you don't want to pay for somebody to make quality links available, then you need to find those opportunities or build your own pbn network. If you build pbn sites, then you can buy cheaper links to point at them if you want.

I wouldn't personally pay $600 for a link unless the metrics are insanely high, it's a highly competitive keyword, you need high power backlinks to rank and the site is well ranked for the exact same niche.
 
also n my experience the expensive guest posts often then dont bother to inner link the guest posts anyways. And high DR domains tend to have a high publication history. The only inner links will come from the blog roll and the link there quickly gets buried due to new articles being published.
 
Acquiring quality backlinks requires an investment. Either time or money, or both. If you don't want to pay for somebody to make quality links available, then you need to find those opportunities or build your own pbn network. If you build pbn sites, then you can buy cheaper links to point at them if you want.

I wouldn't personally pay $600 for a link unless the metrics are insanely high, it's a highly competitive keyword, you need high power backlinks to rank and the site is well ranked for the exact same niche
I agree, $600 is a price for a very good donor. If the metrics are not great, then it is better to look for something else
 
Oh yes, I would love to buy guest posts for $49 on some shit website. :anyway: People need to get it out of their heads that DA purely matters in 2023. It's not a sole metric to go off. Let me throw you a hypothetical. Would you Pay $200 for a guest post on a DA50 website with 3k monthly visitors or $400-500 for a post on a DA20 website that has strong topical authority with 200k+ organic traffic per month?
I charge between $400-$1200 for health-related posts/press releases.
 
There are so many HQ link sellers that are not charging 600 for links. You can also just do the outreach yourself and get links even cheaper.
 
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