How good is paid links?

[Catfish]

Unless the website "advertises" that it's selling blog post links you should be ok. Stay away from sites and sellers when you can see that the sole purpose of the site is to sell links. There's a lot of those out there. Just post "WTB gambling links" in any of the affiliate forums, and they will find you

 

[Betting In The North]

Hehe, okay. Yeah, a lot of them found me already and Im just trying to navigate myself out of there.

 

[Suzie]

I think it depends. If the content of the paid site mentions something relevant to your content, Google will consider it a good backlink. However, you should consider the ROI.

 

[mgaming]

Getting good quality links it's time-consuming - you need to spend time on websites research, contact with webmasters and negotiate the deal (not marked as sponsored article, in specific website section (i.e sports) etc.). That's why many of webmasters here are using different services for link building.

I am doing linkbuilding and content marketing for several affiliates, different markets. PM me if you need any help.

 

[Betting In The North]

Getting good quality links it's time-consuming - you need to spend time on websites research, contact with webmasters and negotiate the deal (not marked as sponsored article, in specific website section (i.e sports) etc.). That's why many of webmasters here are using different services for link building.

I am doing linkbuilding and content marketing for several affiliates, different markets. PM me if you need any help.

Seems interesting. Im unable to send PMs however, any other way to contact you?

 

[Thomas Andreas]

what you got Suzie

 

[mgaming]

Seems interesting. Im unable to send PMs however, any other way to contact you?

You can add me on skype matiaspl1 to discuss more details and your needs regarding link building.

 

[LandofOz]

It really depends on where your link is posted and google's ability to detect a paid link. For example, a single link on a high authority gambling site is beneficial, whereas a footer link on a non-gambling forum would be toxic.

 

[Thomas Andreas]

It really depends on where your link is posted and google's ability to detect a paid link. For example, a single link on a high authority gambling site is beneficial, whereas a footer link on a non-gambling forum would be toxic.

is it still toxic? As I understood it. Google kind of stop penalizing links. They just discount any value it might have had

 

[Gilmar]

If you could make paid links looks natural - everything will be ok, but I think that you could promote new sites without buying links till you'll know you really NEED link juice.