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Our link standards

Our standards for niche relevant backlinks and host sites

What we look for in a host site, how you can check any host before you buy, and the things we refuse to do. Targets are stated in plain words.

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  • Host criteria written as targets
  • A checklist you can use on any vendor
  • A clear list of what we refuse

What do we look for in a host site?

These are targets, not a certificate. No host meets every one every day, and sites change. We use them to decide what to show you:

  • Relevant topic. The site writes about your subject regularly, not once.
  • Indexed. Its pages appear in Google's index and new articles get picked up.
  • Real traffic. There are signs of an actual audience, not an empty site.
  • A real purpose. A real business, publication or community behind it.
  • A sensible authority range. DR 30 and above is our target, used as one input.
  • Clean content. Readable articles, a sensible outbound link pattern and no spam topics.

We show real examples of hosts on WhatsApp. This site does not list them.

How can you check any host yourself?

You can apply this list to us, or to any vendor, when you buy niche backlinks:

  1. Read the last twenty articles. Do they share a subject?
  2. Search Google for the domain with the site: operator and check that pages are indexed and the titles look normal.
  3. Open three articles and look at the outbound links. Be wary of many unrelated commercial links.
  4. Look for a page that invites paid posts on every topic. That is a footprint of a link-selling site.
  5. Check a third-party traffic estimate for a steady trend. Treat it as an estimate, not a fact.
  6. Ask who runs the site and whether it exists for readers without the links.

A site that fails several of these is not a topical match, whatever its score says.

What will we not do?

  • Promise rankings, traffic, leads or a timeline.
  • Place links in comments, hidden text or sitewide footers.
  • Place links on sites outside your topic just because their metrics are high.
  • Publish an anchor or target page you have not approved.
  • Sell the same host to rivals for the same page.
  • Accept requests that look misleading or that Google restricts. In sensitive areas such as finance we ask what the site offers first.
  • Name or compare other companies, or publish invented proof.

Google's spam policies treat links bought or exchanged mainly to influence ranking as a possible link scheme. Google's guidance is that paid links should be qualified, for example with rel sponsored or nofollow. Careful, relevant placements reduce risk but cannot remove it, and a qualified link may carry less ranking value. We discuss the attribute with you as part of the quote.

Links are one signal among many. Results depend on your site, competition and category. We cannot promise that a host stays live forever, so any replacement terms are written in your quote. To start, use the request form or contact us.

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How it works

1

Tell us your niche

Share your website, your niche and the page you want to support.

2

See matching hosts

We share a sample of relevant sites that fit.

3

Approve and we place

A contextual link is placed and reported.

Request niche inventory and a quote

Tell us your site and niche and we reply on WhatsApp.

No obligation.

If you do not finish, we may keep what you entered so we can follow up with you.

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Questions about buy niche backlinks in United States

Do I see the host sites before I pay?
You see a short sample of relevant hosts on WhatsApp before you order, so you can judge fit. The full inventory is private by design and is not listed on this website. The quote is written and explained before any payment, and you approve the host, anchor and target page first.
Is DR 30 a hard rule?
No, it is a target. We use an authority range as one input beside topic, indexing, real traffic and who runs the site. Some excellent niche sites score lower. We tell you when a host falls below the target and why we still think it fits.
Are your links followed or nofollow?
That is agreed per request and written into the quote. Google's guidance says paid links should be qualified with rel sponsored or nofollow, and following that guidance lowers risk but may lower ranking value. We explain the trade-off so the choice is yours, made with the facts.
What if a host removes my link?
It can happen. Sites change owners, redesign and delete articles. We cannot promise that any link stays in place for good. Replacement terms, if any, are written in your quote before you pay, so you know exactly what is covered and what is not.
How do I judge another vendor against these standards?
Use the checklist above on any sample they send. Ask for real host examples, ask who approves the anchor, ask what the quote covers and be careful with anyone who promises results. A vendor that cannot answer these plainly is a risk.

Want links from sites in your own topic?

Send your website and niche. We reply on WhatsApp with matching hosts and a written quote.

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