Yes, of course they make money. The growth of one type of business doesn't cancel out another. The real question you should ask yourself is what authority website it is that you want to build.
Offshore domains only work if you do something with copyright. Offshore or bulletproof is not going to save you if you're doing something illegal. Just read up on all the big players getting arrested every week.
The context of the link is more important. I look at:
- What kind of link is it? Is it a blog comment, a directory link, or a link within an article that is incredibly well written. The latter would obviously be much more valuable.
- Does the web page where I will put my link receive traffic...
If you are doing something illegal, the hosting provider will give all your details to the authorities because they'll be pressured with law suits or worse, suspected of criminal activity if they don't participate. As for DMCA, even that is being restricted at the moment. DMCA-proof hosting...
Based on the recommendations that I am seeing, you are all going to be banned within a month with the projects you think can pull off on these hosting and domain providers. Just saying. Don't get attached to your domain and make sure you have a backup.
I personally pay per 100 words, and to keep the quality high, I also have a proofreader who deducts payment for 3 or more grammar mistakes. That way I don't lie awake at night thinking whether or not I am getting ****** over.
25 writers and counting.
A lot of these SEO audits use this free tool: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
It's like the technical aspect of your website. If you see a lot of mistakes, you will know what you can improve.
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