How to get backlinks to Stanford.edu

I get a lot of emails like this claiming to sell links for $150, how did he do that? Is this good for my website?
https://learnmed.stanford.edu/eportfolios/216/Blog/ Hobbies_That_Capture_Your_Interest_Based_On_Your_Zodiac_Sign

Is he a Stanford student or a donor?

In most cases students and their network on different websites help them to do such posting. And under the table "you know what happens". We don't call him with his name.

And about value, G already stated these links generated from edu or gov networks are worthless as G know they have no co-relation between the site/context to link a website selling adult products or affiliated products which already decreases the value.

Another thing is G also knows that these links are just created for profit purposes so that's a big NO in its dictionary.

Still people believe and are stress testing the methods and keep challenging the big horse. Assume one day G runs a deindex sort of stuff, scary day!

But yea, if you are in authentic niche and don't go black, give it a try help raise authority in some lucky cases.

Hope you got the point?

You probably can get way better links for that price

OlafRustle said:

You probably can get way better links for that price

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Yeah, there are several different types of Edu links and most people don't understand the difference.

MisterF said:

Yeah, there are several different types of Edu links and most people don't understand the difference.

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How many types are there? I just know that the link in the article content is better than the link in the bio

Interested to know the several types of edu links as well.

From what I've research though, it will kind of depend if the subdomain of the edu link has been spammed to death by other SEO sellers.

Even if its spammed, most of the time. The admin of the site will delete the post in a couple of months. There's a reason why most sellers don't guarantee more than 3 months because they don't last.

If a seller is selling $15 per link or would accept your article. They are junk, as most people can afford $15 therefore the edu profile has been spammed to death.

On the other hand, if someone is selling you $100+ per post. They are either scammers charging overprice junk or legit.

You kind of have to do your own research about the seller or if the profile where the sample of the edu post is has other junk post.

If they don't take care of their profile, they're 100% junk and are scheduled to be deleted soon.



P.S. - I just check your link, and I would say with confidence the seller is a scammer. The profile has a lot of junk post, those links won't last.

You can actually get a link from Stanford or Harvard for like $20 if you know where to look. 150 is simply too much.