Buying links is not illegal, and paying for placement will not by itself get your site penalised. The risk lives in what you buy. Links sprayed by software across thousands of dead domains leave an obvious footprint; placements built by hand on sites with genuine traffic and topical overlap do not. That is why most services here are placed manually rather than automated.

Delivery and impact run on two different clocks. Most orders here are completed in roughly three to seven days, and the exact window is stated on every product page. After that, Google still has to crawl and index the placement before it can count for anything, so realistic movement shows up across the following weeks rather than overnight. Competitive terms take longer than quiet ones.

There is no fixed number, and anyone quoting you one has not looked at your competition. What matters is the gap between your profile and the sites currently outranking you for the terms you actually want. A low-competition local phrase might need a handful of decent placements. A national commercial keyword can need sustained work over several months.

The range is wide because the catalogue runs from single placements through to multi-tier campaigns. Most one-off services sit somewhere between roughly $20 and $400, and monthly packages start around $150. Every listing carries its own price and deliverables, so you can start small on one target page and scale up whatever produces movement.

It depends on the service, and both are stated on the listing rather than left vague. A large share of what we sell is described as permanent, and dofollow placements are labelled as such. Some products are deliberately nofollow or a deliberate mix, because a profile built only from dofollow links looks manufactured to anyone examining it.

Not automatically, and this is where plenty of link campaigns quietly fail. A link that never gets crawled cannot pass anything to you. Placements on established pages with their own traffic tend to get picked up unaided, while thinner pages often need a push. We sell dedicated indexing services for that, and several of the larger campaigns build an indexing stage in.

Your target URL and the keywords or anchor text you want used. There is a field for it at checkout and that is usually the entire brief. If you are not sure which anchors to ask for, leave a note and we will vary them sensibly instead of repeating one exact phrase into the ground, which is the fastest way to make a link profile look deliberate.

Yes, and they are handled as their own categories rather than squeezed into general packages. The placements that move an iGaming or adult site are not the ones that work for a local trade business, so the sourcing differs. If you are in a restricted niche, filter the shop by the casino or gambling categories to see what is genuinely built for it.

A PBN is a private network of sites whose purpose is to host links. They can move rankings quickly, which is why they stay popular, and they carry more risk than an editorial mention on a site with real readers. Ours are homepage, sidebar and sitewide placements on domains with established metrics. Treat them as one input in a mixed profile, not the whole strategy.

Yes. Where a service includes written content, it is produced in the same language as the URL you supply rather than translated English dropped onto a foreign domain. That covers most of the catalogue. If you are targeting one specific country and need the placements to sit on local domains, ask before ordering so we can point you at the right products.