Link building means, in practice, appearing with a link on sites you do not control. The Romanian market sells this in two ways: “clean”, unmarked links paid for under the table, and articles published openly, with a label. We only do the second, and this page explains why and what you actually get.
What link building means here
You publish an article — advertorial, SEO article or press release — on a Romanian publication from the catalogue, and the article contains links to your pages. The publication has a history, traffic and a clear niche, so the link sits in a context related to what you do. You pick the sites by niche and domain authority, see the price and turnaround, and order.
Why the links are marked
Google is explicit: paid links are marked as sponsored, and unmarked ones are link spam. A site caught with a pattern of unmarked paid links loses not the links but the rankings it had. That is why each publication’s link policy is written in the catalogue, next to the price: you see it before you order. Whoever promises you unmarked paid links is selling you a risk that you carry, not them.
What you actually gain
- An article indexed on a publication with a history, found in search on its topic
- Visitors coming from the article to your pages — measurable referral traffic
- Brand mentions in a relevant context, which engines read as trust signals
- The verified address, the visible label and, for publications connected to Search Console, the article's impressions and clicks
How you choose the sites
The catalogue shows, for each publication, the niche, domain authority, turnaround and price. Filter by your niche and choose. For a campaign, five sites in the same niche with different texts beat the same text on fifty: identical pages compete with each other and the engine keeps a single one.
What it costs
45 lei excluding VAT (roughly €10) on any publication in our network; other owners' publications carry their own price, also in the catalogue. With a subscription the effective price drops to 31 lei per publication. There is no price per “link”, only per article: an article can carry several links, as long as they make sense to the reader. Details on the pricing page.
What we do not sell
Unmarked links. Footer or sidebar links. Links inserted into the publication's old articles. Automatically generated texts written only to “carry” a link. Each is a risk for your site and a breach of the publication's rules; we do not do them for anyone, whatever the budget.
The most requested form of link building through articles is the guest post: an article of yours, on a chosen publication, with marked links. Details on guest posts; how to choose publications by reader rather than by authority, in how to choose the sites.
Frequently asked questions
Are the links dofollow?
Google requires the sponsored-content attribute on any paid link. What each publication does is written in the catalogue, under its link policy, and the risk described above is carried by you, the buyer. Read the declaration before you order.
How many links can an article carry?
As many as make sense to the reader, usually one to three. A text with ten links to the same site is not an article but a link list, and publications refuse it.
Can I choose the anchor text?
Yes, within reason: the anchor has to say where the link leads. The publication may ask to change an anchor that misleads the reader.
How long until there is an effect?
Referral traffic, from day one. Effects on your own rankings, if any, show over weeks or months and depend on far more than one article. Anyone promising otherwise is selling something else.
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