How to get backlinks from high-authority pages that don’t sell them?

Trinity3

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Hello folks,
I’m currently working on outreach to my competitors’ backlinks. I’ve exported all of their backlinks with a DR of 70+ and have been contacting these sites to buy backlinks. However, 99% of them aren’t responding.

I’m curious—how do others manage to get backlinks to their websites? Most of these websites are service-oriented or product-related, and they typically don’t seem to sell backlinks.

Could it be that SEO agencies work with them through some trade or partnership?

I don’t understand how some of my competitors manage to secure backlinks from sites that generally don’t sell them.

Any ideas or insights?
 
Dude, offer something they want/need. Or show that they're doing something wrong and this is a better way of doing things. Not everything can be solved with money.

I've offered physical product samples (Hey, you seem to be in the business of ABC, I've recently made a ABC product, would you mind trying it out and if you like it, I can send another one again worth $200 if you can post a review your site), services like technical SEO (Hey, I saw that you were doing a lot of HARO + Digital PR backlinks, congrates on your recent win on Healthline, but I've noticed that your technical SEO is lacking. For example, implementing schema on this page can help. Want to talk more? )and even link exchanges.
 
@Trinity3 What's your site topic? If it's within my scope, I could draft up a quick outreach email for you. If your site is real, and has really good metrics, I might be able to offer a link exchange.
 
Hello folks,
I’m currently working on outreach to my competitors’ backlinks. I’ve exported all of their backlinks with a DR of 70+ and have been contacting these sites to buy backlinks. However, 99% of them aren’t responding.

I’m curious—how do others manage to get backlinks to their websites? Most of these websites are service-oriented or product-related, and they typically don’t seem to sell backlinks.

Could it be that SEO agencies work with them through some trade or partnership?

I don’t understand how some of my competitors manage to secure backlinks from sites that generally don’t sell them.

Any ideas or insights?
Competitors often secure backlinks through partnerships, guest posts, digital PR, content value, broken link building, and leveraging agency networks, rather than just buying them outright.
 
@Trinity3 What's your site topic? If it's within my scope, I could draft up a quick outreach email for you. If your site is real, and has really good metrics, I might be able to offer a link exchange.
Thank you for insights.
Our business is about social media marketing (SMM) would you be interested? DR 47, traffic 9k
 
yes, you'd need to offer something in exchange, without it, they will probably don't bother to answer you
 
you need to offer them a good amount of money otherwise they won't be interested in you
 
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