Why Should I buy backlinks in 2020?

I would advice you to first understand the basics of both onpage and offpage SEO before spending any dime on buying links.

Build Quality PBN, guest posts and niche edits will help you rank and make money.
Rank your site and unique contents to screw to google.

hiepdn said:

Looks like you dont even know the basic, my answer is you should NOT buy links.

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So how does the site rank? Sit back and hope for the best? If the OP doesn't know about SEO, you hire someone to do it.
If your car breaks down and you don't know how to repair it, you call in a mechanic. Your car won't miraculously repair itself either.


@akaseo you either need to do linking yourself or buy links. Just be careful what you are buying, don't go for cheap, spammy, automated crap as this will tank your site.

YOU should not backlinks

Because you seem like you dont have any idea what you are doing.

I bet your first package be gsa blast. The more the merrier

Wrong backlinks or anchor text your site is gone

Have you done any competitor analysis?

I doubt that term will be easy to rank for.

It's definitely a high CPC one

Backlinks good for Covid19?

So you're new to SEO.

Someone here mentioned the pillar of SEO is links, site speed & content, almost right...

Links - There are so many different types of links, and link building is a bit of an art. I always see it as a bit of a pyramid, you need your fundamental links (directories, forums etc), mid level links (guest posts, niche edits) and top tier (popular news outlets and high authority sites). There's also ******** and nofollow links to consider, what anchor text to use and avoiding being penalised by Google for un-natural link building. This is perhaps the most dangerous part of SEO if you don't know what you're doing, so read all about it before jumping in.

On-site - The technical side of your website needs to be sound to stand the best chance of ranking. If you're going against a competitor who has a better site speed, cleaner code or better internal linking, you're going to find it harder to outrank them with the other two parts. Read all about site speed, canonical, internal linking, etc.

Content - Write contents good. Answer the users question in the best way you can, and answer their next few questions as well to avoid them leaving your site. Google punish thin, and low quality content. You can outrank some competition by just purely having better content than them, that serves the user better.

Being in SEO for a while, I don't like Moz, it doesn't have much useful information. However, it's great for a starter, and whenever I bring someone on at work I recommend that they read through https://moz.com/learn/seo just to get the fundamentals down. It'll never teach you the nitty gritty, but it'll get you started. Then starting reading guides on here.

And finally, never take what Google says as gospel. They say what favours them, what they want people to do, even if there algorithms aren't capable yet of rewarding or punishing that behaviour.

You SHOULD buy backlinks if you CAN NOT build by yourself. You SHOULD NOT buy backlinks if you CAN build links by yourself.

However, I think you should not buy or build links now because your tool is not working. I tried with a youtube video and the tool is simply not working.

- Also, if you can add functionalities like the other video downloaders have - putting "ss" before the word youtube or "pp" after the word youtube in the original youtube URL redirects to the video download page. That would be great.

- You can also build a browser extension that creates a download button on the youtube video page.

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sure like you can search it on google . Or else you can do social bookmarking , PBN, Guest post ,profile creation ,business listing

if Your site is new the create backlinks naturally not buy links just hire an SEO professional who can create some quality links on your website with your Niche

I'll say no to link farming! let is grow slowly!

It helps to improve performance of site, can increase its value. A quality link can drive quality traffic to site. You can try guest post from popular and legit site and quality PBN.

To improve organically, you should have valuable content for user, optimized on page to provide good user experience. Avoid low quality link, these will harm your sites.

MisterF said:

So how does the site rank? Sit back and hope for the best? If the OP doesn't know about SEO, you hire someone to do it.

If your car breaks down and you don't know how to repair it, you call in a mechanic. Your car won't miraculously repair itself either.


@akaseo you either need to do linking yourself or buy links. Just be careful what you are buying, don't go for cheap, spammy, automated crap as this will tank your site.

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In this industry, it is better educate yourself before wasting your money to buy links or hire other people.

First of all, I assumed OP wanted to learn and that was my suggestion.

Secondly, if you don’t know the basic, you dont even what links you should buy, what kind of people you should hire.

Then isn’t the best answer is to learn more before jumping in? Unless he has the money to burn. Go to the marketplace and got lost in the thousands of selling threads are not the best idea here. Comment links, web 2.0 links, pbn, niche edit, outreach, profile links? Or maybe go to “possibly best links you can buy” to buy

I meant you suggested him to not buy cheap, spammy, crap links, what are crap links then?

Buying the most expensive links out there are surely not the best ideas. You don’t want to do that before knowing what links your competitors have.

In simplest possible terms, backlinks lead people from other sites to yours. If we ignore factors like your site possibly being unfinished, unpresentable, or simply lacking in content, people visiting it will always be a good thing. You will get traffic, which search engines (and the Great Google) will pick up on, pushing you up. You will also get some behind the scenes promotion, as the people who enjoyed your site will likely spread the word at some point.
But here’s the thing: just as well as they can help, backlinks can also make you sink like a stone. Why? Because Google has picked up on the trick and is now slapping the wrists of everyone who dares use cheap, low-quality backlinks as a traffic booster. You get caught, they sink your ranking, and it’s not something that you can easily recover from.
So, yes, you definitely want backlinks (for the above-mentioned reasons), but if you can’t make sure that they are of high quality, then you may as well not bother. If you do decide to invest into them anyway, check the market section of BHW. Just be careful and ask before you buy.

Don't buy backlinks:

To stay below your competitors in serp.
To get less business than competitors.
To get less organic visitors.

If you don't buy it's okay but at least you work yourself on getting them.

To outrank the competitors and to get more impressions.

akaseo said:

that's why i am asking you how should i grow my website organically.

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Looks like you might be well on your way by linking a free video downloading site to a blackhat IM community that's going to be read by a lot of people and possibly get you lots of organic traffic and conversion at least.

Possibly expect organic lo ks from IM blogs / forum post listings / 2.0s etc just for that. I have already bookmarked your site

Go hard on the doodoofollow backlinks. Make sure your website is full of great content and targeted keywords. Easy as that bro.

give your audience good quality content, they will give you free links instead.

Based on internal links

Snaildrive said:

Backlinks good for Covid19?

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