Websites with the most valuable backlinks

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I'm doing research.
Which sites would you love to get backlinks from? The best of the best?

Sites, like Forbes, Buzzfeed, The Guardian, Huffington Post, Vox, etc.
Would love to see your dream lists.

Any niche particular sites?
 
Authority sites in whichever niche my site is about.
That's where the juice is at. :)

Getting a link from big brands helps, not as much as what I mentioned above. :anyway:
 
Wikipedia & CNN, FDA, NY Times, Huffington Post ,Forbes ,Entrepreneur, BBC, Times, Fox News, INC
 
Wikipedia & CNN, FDA, NY Times, Huffington Post ,Forbes ,Entrepreneur, BBC, Times, Fox News, INC
Does having an expired domain which has a link from any of these sites also seems interesting to have?
For example, usually, to get featured on Forbes it costs starting from $700+. But what if you could have an expired domain which has a backlink from Forber, which you can redirect to your site for let's say $50 or $100? Does that seem reasonable?
 
Does having an expired domain which has a link from any of these sites also seems interesting to have?
For example, usually, to get featured on Forbes it costs starting from $700+. But what if you could have an expired domain which has a backlink from Forber, which you can redirect to your site for let's say $50 or $100? Does that seem reasonable?
I believe @MisterF was offering such a service not so long ago. There's also a guide on how to find such domains on BHW.

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  • Mentioned service: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/misterf-howtobehappys-super-powerful-editorial-backlinks-forbes-new-york-times-more.1041936/
  • Mentioned guide: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-easiest-way-to-find-expired-domains-with-backlinks-from-authority-sites.1040021/
 
Does having an expired domain which has a link from any of these sites also seems interesting to have?
For example, usually, to get featured on Forbes it costs starting from $700+. But what if you could have an expired domain which has a backlink from Forber, which you can redirect to your site for let's say $50 or $100? Does that seem reasonable?
yes this is beneficial
 
Buzzfeed now is noindex both for community-submitted stories and profile links
 
But what if you could have an expired domain which has a backlink from Forber, which you can redirect to your site for let's say $50 or $100?

In my opinion I like this option. Even such kind of expired domain passes a lot of value. These can be used as pbn or redirect or even simple content rich blogs.
Create a natural looking blog on these expired domains with a lot of content. Then pass backlinks from these posts after they index.
 
I believe @MisterF was offering such a service not so long ago. There's also a guide on how to find such domains on BHW.

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  • Mentioned service: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/misterf-howtobehappys-super-powerful-editorial-backlinks-forbes-new-york-times-more.1041936/
  • Mentioned guide: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/the-easiest-way-to-find-expired-domains-with-backlinks-from-authority-sites.1040021/

Kevin had to close the service, but if you have the knowledge these domains are availble to buy yourself.

Forbes, NYTImes, The Guardian etc are all powerful domains to get links from.
 
Ideal would be Forbes, NYTImes, ChicagoTribune, HuffingtonPost etc.
 
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