Is Buying Backlinks for Updated E-commerce Category Pages a Good Strategy?

[edericoski]

There is a site that sells e-commerce and I have updated the content of category pages that do not have power on this site, I buy backlink packages for these categories I have updated through fiverr and seoclerk. Do you think I am doing it right?

 

[Topiano]

What set of BL are you buying ?

Do you have some sample reports ? Generally links bought from these two listed platforms could be helpful if not used the right way .

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

What set of BL are you buying ?

Do you have some sample reports ? Generally links bought from these two listed platforms could be helpful if not used the right way .

You mean useful if used correctly?

 

[rankvisible]

It could be helpful but please make sure those are quality backlinks.

 

[edericoski]

It could be helpful but please make sure those are quality backlinks.

How can I be sure about these?

 

[tazarbm]

I buy backlink packages for these categories I have updated through fiverr and seoclerk. Do you think I am doing it right?

without knowing which packages you've purchased (and from which sellers) I would say NO! Fiverr and (especially) seoclerks are notorious for selling garbage backlinks, you're going to tank your site eventually if all you have is bad links.

You might not like to hear it, but good backlinks cost money. If you intend to be in the SEO game for the long run you'd better have deep pockets or else I don't think you'll survive, sorry to say it.

You could also try free backlinks in the beginning and see if those do the trick, just don't use fiverr / seoclerks. Not for your tier 1 links at least....

Also, sorry to hijack this comment:

How can I be sure about these?

... but I just remembered that I've answered this very question a few weeks ago, here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/t...klinks-should-look-like.1538124/post-16904177

 

[edericoski]

without knowing which packages you've purchased (and from which sellers) I would say NO! Fiverr and (especially) seoclerks are notorious for selling garbage backlinks, you're going to tank your site eventually if all you have is bad links.

You might not like to hear it, but good backlinks cost money. If you intend to be in the SEO game for the long run you'd better have deep pockets or else I don't think you'll survive, sorry to say it.

You could also try free backlinks in the beginning and see if those do the trick, just don't use fiverr / seoclerks. Not for your tier 1 links at least....

Also, sorry to hijack this comment:

... but I just remembered that I've answered this very question a few weeks ago, here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/trying-to-understand-how-a-tier-1-website-for-creating-backlinks-should-look-like.1538124/post-16904177

Thank you very much for your warnings. So is there any resource where I can get free backlinks?

 

[tazarbm]

Thank you very much for your warnings. So is there any resource where I can get free backlinks?

forum members share them all the time, have a look around

 

[rankvisible]

How can I be sure about these?

Make sure they are from relevant websites, try to have a variety of different source backlinks, get links gradually, there should be some of no-follow backlink as well and make sure your links are in the main content of the page...

 

[l0cke]

There is a site that sells e-commerce and I have updated the content of category pages that do not have power on this site, I buy backlink packages for these categories I have updated through fiverr and seoclerk. Do you think I am doing it right?

without knowing which packages you've purchased (and from which sellers) I would say NO! Fiverr and (especially) seoclerks are notorious for selling garbage backlinks, you're going to tank your site eventually if all you have is bad links.

You might not like to hear it, but good backlinks cost money. If you intend to be in the SEO game for the long run you'd better have deep pockets or else I don't think you'll survive, sorry to say it.

You could also try free backlinks in the beginning and see if those do the trick, just don't use fiverr / seoclerks. Not for your tier 1 links at least....

Also, sorry to hijack this comment:

... but I just remembered that I've answered this very question a few weeks ago, here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/t...klinks-should-look-like.1538124/post-16904177

I would agree with what @tazarbm has explained. I would strongly suggest you to focus on natural and high-quality link-building methods.

 

[SEO ACE]

Yes...try to get high authority backlinks which is relevant to your Niche. But remember that backlinks are just one of the factor for your ranking.