So... how do you buy links?

[seoargentina]

I'm trying to learn more about this. I'm very good at tech SEO and white hat, but i know nothing about buying links and i think thats something that prevents to make a very good work and sustainable rankings.

I'm looking at sites like Publisuites but i'm overwhelmed by the options. In here there are a lot of post and hard to know which one worth it.

Should i just buy something and stop looking through the options?

How do you start any links discovery to buy?

What about black hat tactics like web 2.0 and stuff, do you build in parallel? Do you even still do that?

 

[Crypto Man]

don't rush it, a handful of solid links usually beats a pile of random placements

 

[uniteddare]

You can start with exploring prospects from your competitors. It is often a good idea to copy their link profile as much as you can.

 

[wassema1]

When buying links,focus on relevant and trustworthy websites with real traffic because quality matters much more than quantity for sustainable SEO rankings today

 

[420lounge]

I will focus on relevance and traffic more than DR according the above question. As for Web 2.0s, they are mostly supporting tactics now, not the main driver of rankings.

 

[SEO JOKER]

If you are new to buying links, start with a small number of high quality, relevant websites instead of purchasing lots of links at once. Look for sites that have real traffic, are closely related to your niche, and publish genuine content. I wouldn't put much effort into Web 2.0 or other black hat tactics, since they are often unreliable and do not provide lasting results.

 

[lewis_martin]

Id ignore web 2.0 stuff these days its mostly a waste of time

When buying links Id look for sites with real traffic relevant content and a natural backlink profile not just high DA

Takes a bit longer to find good ones but its way better than buying random placements just because they look strong

 

[Frost Vector]

I would start by analyzing the backlinks of competitors instead of buying links randomly. Focus on sites with real traffic, relevant content, and a natural link profile. As for web2.0s, I see them more as a supporting tactic these days rather than something to build a long-term SEO strategy around. Quality and relevance usually win over quantity.

 

[steven.smith]

You should not engage in link spraying – first analyze your competition, and then try to match their link types (guest posting, niche edits, real sites).
Tools like Publisuites become really useful if you filter topics and traffic first, rather than using the DR only approach.
Web 2.0’s are dead now and should be used just as tier 2 support.

 

[SERP_Surfer]

I'm trying to learn more about this. I'm very good at tech SEO and white hat, but i know nothing about buying links and i think thats something that prevents to make a very good work and sustainable rankings.

I'm looking at sites like Publisuites but i'm overwhelmed by the options. In here there are a lot of post and hard to know which one worth it.

Should i just buy something and stop looking through the options?

How do you start any links discovery to buy?

What about black hat tactics like web 2.0 and stuff, do you build in parallel? Do you even still do that?

the entire thing is more of a portfolio than a ranking system. It is not about just having that role rather, it is about constantly increasing your chances of being selcted time and again for every thousand questions. what realy counts is the consistency of geting selected.