Linkbuilding platforms like bazoom

Hi team, someone send me a link to Bazoom which is like a link selling/buying websiet.
Does anyone have experience with that or similiar platforms like this?

I've never seen anything like it before, so I'm a bit curious on the concept in general - does it actually work, are any of them good etc?
All experiences are welcomed to be shared

This is the first time I have heard of that website.

Do your due diligence.

Yeah, I've messed with a few of those platforms. Most are a minefield of garbage, but you can sometimes snag a decent link if you're super selective. My main rule: completely ignore their listed metrics and focus solely on whether the site actually gets real, organic traffic. If it's a ghost town, it's a waste of cash.

Yeah, Bazoom is basically a backlink marketplace/platform for guest posts and link placements, similar concept to WhitePress, Adsy, Collaborator, etc.
From what I’ve seen, it does work but quality depends heavily on the sites you choose. Some people like the convenience/scaling, others say the markup is pretty high compared to direct outreach.

daboog said:

Yeah, I've messed with a few of those platforms. Most are a minefield of garbage, but you can sometimes snag a decent link if you're super selective. My main rule: completely ignore their listed metrics and focus solely on whether the site actually gets real, organic traffic. If it's a ghost town, it's a waste of cash.

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Thanks for the tip, which site(s) did you use?

Its just another platform for link building where users list their websites which are available for link placements. Do verify the websites yourself, instead of just relying on the metrics of DA, DR, AS, TF, CF & SS. A niche relevant backlink from a webpage/website which has organic traffic is far better than link farm websites with fake pumped up metrics.

Platforms like Bazoom, Whitepress, or PressWhizz definitely work, but you have to be careful with how you use them. The concept is just a centralized marketplace connecting you with publishers who sell guest posts or niche edits.
The main benefit is convenience, it saves you from doing hundreds of cold outreach emails yourself. The downside is that since these databases are public, anyone can buy from them, meaning a lot of the lower tier sites on there get heavily spammed and lose their juice quickly. If you use it, filter strictly for sites that have real, stable organic traffic and clean link profiles. Avoid the cheap, generic tech blogs that look like they exist purely to sell links.