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Is this not frowned upon by Google? This used to be a thing like 10-20 years ago. I think it's risky nowadays or am I wrong?

i think a website with 2.5k traffic would be around 50-100usd. You need to look at the DA of the site. The DA should be around 10-20. If the DA is alot higher, i would personally stay clear of it as it usually indicates shady practices (probably a site that was expired and someone else bought it...

Its a Nofollow so no link juice, but would be good to balance your ratio of follows to nofollows? Because its a no follow, it doesn't matter how strong the DA is of the domain?

To increase DR or DA, the only thing we can do is get high authority backlinks from reputable websites to our home page. If your DR is not rising, then we can assume the backlinks you purchased are not quality backlinks and may be hindering your progress.

When we increase our site authority in the eyes of SEO Tools, this doesn't mean it will increase site authority in eyes of Google. I have gone the route of profile backlinks and a very high percentage of them don't even get indexed because they are no-index no follow. Most forums or registration...

Not referring to these short links, but rather Google redirects from all the various google domains like google.com, google.ca, (every country) including google image domains too.

Ok but can you think of any legitimate reason why these backlinks would show in a websites profile (like a bunch of them)? Like Maybe there was a website with high DA and the domain expired and someone else bought it, would they have to do a redirect through Google for anything that would cause...

It just seems Google Redirect links are in all of them. Can anyone tell me a case where these would show up in your backlink profile besides to manipulate rankings?

Im finding any company selling backlinks/packages etc send me samples or I join backlink marketplaces and I check the domains and a high percentage of these domains show huge dips in traffic within the last few months and also more importantly they have a large amount of Google Redirects with...

Every website has these. Google understands this and totally disregards them. You don't have to worry. In fact, if your website didn't have these, it may negatively impact your website in my opinion

These backlinks are considered spam and many websites get backlinks from these websites. The backlinks I'm sure are completely ignored by Google and should not affect your website in any way.

I am also noticing the sample urls have the year 2016 in some of them, so yeah I am thinking this is very outdated and probably carries no weight with regards to ranking and SEO.

#1, i dont see any backlink on the sample URL at all. Am I missing something?

Can you send sample please? Thanks

Can you define affordable for us in your eyes?

I am not seeing the backlink at the link https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/tech-community-discussion/newbie-here/m-p/4161389#M7565 Am I missing something?

Just like name.blogspot.com or whatever. People think because it has Blogspot in the URL, their website will receive the full DA of Blogspot, but yes, its a subdomain which is treated just like a brand new domain, separate from the TLD

Go through the PBN's and disregard DA altogether or use it as a starting point but focus more on traffic and backlink profile. Are the backlinks relevant to the website niche? Are the backlink reputable? using PBN's can be a very risky game as they may get flagged by Google if they are not done...

Hello. Press release sites don't work for SEO to boost rankings. They may bring traffic if people find the press release pages and go to your site, but I'm pretty sure Google ignores these. Where did you acquire these exactly so I can dig deeper? Here's an interesting take on press releases