I saw an ad on Facebook offering 400 backlinks and 5 keywords for $19.99. It feels too good to be true. Has anyone tried something like this before? Are these backlinks actually helpful, or are they a waste of money?
A while ago, I spent $40 on traffic, and while I got around 350 clicks per day, I didn’t see any registrations or sales. I’m wondering if cheap backlinks like these are worth it or if they’ll just hurt my site in the long run.
Worthless. The traffic you paid for earlier was likely bot traffic, which is why you didn’t see any sales or registrations.
Chris said:
Worthless. The traffic you paid for earlier was likely bot traffic, which is why you didn’t see any sales or registrations.
I’m really confused now and don’t know how to get real traffic.
@Deon
Focus on ranking higher organically.
Chris said:
@Deon
Focus on ranking higher organically.
I don’t know how to improve my rankings. That’s my main challenge.
Those links are worthless. If they worked, they wouldn’t be so cheap.
Google doesn’t rank sites that use low-quality links, especially if they’re not relevant to your content.
Odin said:
Google doesn’t rank sites that use low-quality links, especially if they’re not relevant to your content.
Do you know how to build quality backlinks?
Odin said:
Google doesn’t rank sites that use low-quality links, especially if they’re not relevant to your content.
Do you know how to build quality backlinks?
You can try outreach, but it’s time-consuming and often expensive.
Odin said:
Google doesn’t rank sites that use low-quality links, especially if they’re not relevant to your content.
Do you know how to build quality backlinks?
What’s your niche? I create free tools like iframe generators that people link to naturally. That might work for you too.
These deals worked 15 years ago. Today, they’re useless.
Don’t cut corners on SEO. These types of backlinks will only hurt your site.
It’s not a scam, but the backlinks are worthless. They’ll come from spammy sites and won’t help your rankings. Save your money.
These cheap backlinks are usually from spammy PBNs and can harm your rankings. Instead, write a high-quality blog post targeting low-competition keywords. Reach out to a few niche sites for genuine backlinks. It’s more work but actually delivers results.
Deals like these are red flags. They’ll buy cheap backlinks on Fiverr and slap them on your site, but they won’t help. Worse, they might increase your spam score or leave your site vulnerable to hacks. Avoid at all costs.
All spam links, zero real value.