SeokingRanker
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I'd focus on niche-relevant guest posts, resource page links, and genuine mentions from industry websites. Quality and relevance will help more than chasing DA alone.
Which kind of backlinks should I create for SaaS website?
- Thread starter Brain ton
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- Oct 5, 2009
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Focus on quality over DA. I'd prioritize niche-relevant guest posts, digital PR, SaaS listings, resource page links, and genuine editorial mentions. These usually bring both rankings and referral traffic
- May 27, 2016
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Guest posts and niche edits are the best. They're usually free and the ways to get them is by investing only your own time, nothing else.
OutreachPilot
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Start with niche relevant guest posts, strong editorial links, and a solid internal linking structure. Focus on quality over quantity relevant backlinks from trusted sites tend to help both authority and long term traffic more than bulk link building.
katherinejoyce
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Start with niche relevant guest post and editorial links .Focus on quality over DA alone.
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First I would suggest submitting your website to saas directories. And then review plartforms.
Once you have a good 20-25 backlinks from such submissions. try profile links on some high authority community sites.
And next, is content posting on web 2.0 blogs. I see some saas sites do well with links from web 2.0 sites.
Above are affordable ways to acquire initial links for your plartform.
Then you can go for outreach links on niche relevant blogs and websites. These requires some more money and time effort.
Once you have a good 20-25 backlinks from such submissions. try profile links on some high authority community sites.
And next, is content posting on web 2.0 blogs. I see some saas sites do well with links from web 2.0 sites.
Above are affordable ways to acquire initial links for your plartform.
Then you can go for outreach links on niche relevant blogs and websites. These requires some more money and time effort.
RankVexa
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- Jul 19, 2026
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If the website is only three months old, I'd avoid focusing too much on DA because it's a third-party metric, not something Google uses directly. I'd start with relevant backlinks that actually make sense for the niche. A few good guest posts, local or niche directories (where appropriate), strong internal linking, and content that naturally attracts links would be my priority. Building a solid foundation early usually pays off more than trying to increase metrics quickly.