How much do you guys pay for links these days?

Very crazy indeed. It just shows you even when your site is shit links will still power you!

Yea ive finally found the same pbn providers & im now in the same network.

Don't let anyone tell you that you can not buy when you need for $1
Can you pm or lemme know what links that are of value? Thank you very much. :)
 
Price does not equal value.....

I bought some sites at $50 that agencies are charging 800 for...

I know a site in my niche that has had 'the best' long term steady growth over 3 years, they are now ranking top worldwide with over 500,000 keywords in semrush and hundreds of thousands of traffic....

Their site is pure 'garbage' a cheap $20 template that has the worst UX, low res pics, terrible UI, full of ads but they got 3k PBN's which I know they are buying for $1 each and after every update they continue to grow...
Can you share where they are buying these backlinks?
 
If the pbn has around 40 or more DA. Healthy amount of referring domain and low spam score.

Should it be pointed directly to the main website or to a tier 2 link.

Do you guys own an own website to build the tier 2 link?

If you have a fee money sites. Is it better to point to tier 2 and use the tier 2 to make a few webpages to a few of your money sites?
 
I spend anything from a couple of bucks to a 100, and its very tiring process to outreach so many people manually and then negotiate pricing and finding one that you find worth the spend.
 
It always varies and depending on the quality of link & traffic for particular niche.
 
Very crazy indeed. It just shows you even when your site is shit links will still power you!

Yea ive finally found the same pbn providers & im now in the same network.

Don't let anyone tell you that you can not buy when you need for $1

Do you mind sharing the provider? Thanks!
 
I'm kinda curious! SEOs that do manual outreach for link building, how much do you guys pay for a single link at least regardless of the qualities of the site?


Those outsourcing to Link agencies too, what budget should one have in order to outsource too?

Given that you aren't in one of the crazy niches such as Finance, Health, Insurance, or Crypto, most niche edits will be in the $75 - 100 range when you do the outreach yourself. If you're looking for guest posts, those will be in the $100 - 150 range, solid sites DR40+, good traffic that don't link out to just anyone.

When you do outreach you always negotiate, if they ask for $150 offer $100. I always land solid links within the $100 range, I do niche edits only and I try to keep things super relevant so my effort is worth it. It also helps if your site is link worthy, if you have good content and your site doesn't look like shit then you'll have an easier time acquiring links at better prices since no serious webmaster wants to link out to garbage sites.

Most sellers will sell the same links for $150 - 200 or more. You'll get a mark up of ~ 60 - 100% and they will often peddle link farms/low quality garbage, they are doing this in bulk and really don't give a fuck about your site. If you are going to go with a third party link provider, make sure they show you the sites upfront. If they are not going to do that, then that's a hard pass!

You will also come across bigger sites that will ask you $200 - 300, these are good to have links as well but it's hard to shell out this much money when you are looking to build links in bulk. For more powerful links, I sacrifice somehwat on relevancy and manage to get the same type of link for $100 - 150 but on a less relevant site which is still okay because no website on the web has 100% niche relevant links. For stronger links, look at page level relevancy rather than the entire site.
 
I'm kinda curious! SEOs that do manual outreach for link building, how much do you guys pay for a single link at least regardless of the qualities of the site?


Those outsourcing to Link agencies too, what budget should one have in order to outsource too?
It depends upon the quality, matrix and keyword difficulty of your competitor.
minimum 5$ per site.
minimum price for good quality sites is 100$
 
I'm kinda curious! SEOs that do manual outreach for link building, how much do you guys pay for a single link at least regardless of the qualities of the site?


Those outsourcing to Link agencies too, what budget should one have in order to outsource too?
It depends upon the quality, matrix and keyword difficulty of your competitor.
minimum 5$ per site.
minimum price for good quality sites is 100$
 
Given that you aren't in one of the crazy niches such as Finance, Health, Insurance, or Crypto, most niche edits will be in the $75 - 100 range when you do the outreach yourself. If you're looking for guest posts, those will be in the $100 - 150 range, solid sites DR40+, good traffic that don't link out to just anyone.

When you do outreach you always negotiate, if they ask for $150 offer $100. I always land solid links within the $100 range, I do niche edits only and I try to keep things super relevant so my effort is worth it. It also helps if your site is link worthy, if you have good content and your site doesn't look like shit then you'll have an easier time acquiring links at better prices since no serious webmaster wants to link out to garbage sites.

Most sellers will sell the same links for $150 - 200 or more. You'll get a mark up of ~ 60 - 100% and they will often peddle link farms/low quality garbage, they are doing this in bulk and really don't give a fuck about your site. If you are going to go with a third party link provider, make sure they show you the sites upfront. If they are not going to do that, then that's a hard pass!

You will also come across bigger sites that will ask you $200 - 300, these are good to have links as well but it's hard to shell out this much money when you are looking to build links in bulk. For more powerful links, I sacrifice somehwat on relevancy and manage to get the same type of link for $100 - 150 but on a less relevant site which is still okay because no website on the web has 100% niche relevant links. For stronger links, look at page level relevancy rather than the entire site.
Thanks man. This is a really in-depth analysis. I'll definitely put this to work!
 
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