At that price they will not be real guest posts. It will be a network. The links could still have some value for you if the sites are good. This is the same as most 'guest post' sellers on here as well.
Good internal linking and site structure will help your articles to stay indexed. But if they are low quality Google might not want to keep them indexed.
Are you a doctor? Do you have access to doctors who will put their name to your site?
Just taking a quick look at it, it doesn't shout 'credibility' to me. It will be very hard going forward from here as Google tightens up the standards in this sort of niche for you to do well if you don't have...
If they are Web 2.0 sites then you can send the links to an indexing service, or build more links to them yourself, or hire someone in the marketplace here to do a GSA blast for you. But it is harder to index these links these days so not all of them will index.
If your site is only a month old then you will have to have patience. Keep building content and links. Its impossible to say exactly how long it will take for you as it will depend on the competition you are facing, the amount of links and content you add, and the quality of those links and content.
Good service. Wide diversity of links, and the important part: I got a good lift in rankings on my keywords. The main keyword has cracked the top 5 and is getting decent traffic.
I've done one or two other things to the page as well, but I think the links have given it a good push.
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A certain amount of reciprocoal linking I'm sure looks natural and not a red flag. Sites in the same niche often link out to each other. I'd save it for very good sites and keep it as a low % of your backlink profile.
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