Day 1 to day 90
Buy high quality links for your new blog
Your blog is a few weeks old, the traffic graph is flat, and everyone has an opinion about links. Here is a calm 90-day plan: what to do first, what to buy later, what to ignore completely.
- From $1 a link, no subscription
- 50,000+ vetted donor domains
- Basket is free until you pay
Rough price per link this estimate uses
- DR 0–9~$2
- DR 10–29~$6
- DR 30–49~$18
- DR 50+~$45
Who it is for
Buy high quality links after the foundations, not before
You can absolutely buy high quality links in your first 90 days. The skill is knowing which day. Before day 45 or so, a link mostly points readers at a half-finished blog.
Think of painting a house. Paint goes last. Walls first, so we start with posts, indexing and analytics. Our timing guide shows the usual order, week by week, with no pressure to rush.
Then comes the fun part, and it is smaller than you fear. One to three relevant placements, chosen by hand on real sites, often beat a pile of cheap ones, as the first-90-days budget page works out in dollars.
What the marketplace gives you
- vetted donor domains with Domain Rating, traffic, niche and price on every row
- 50,000+
- per placement, set by authority, traffic and niche
- $1 to ~$500
- usual wait from payment to a live, permanent dofollow link
- ~24 hours
- subscriptions: pay per placement from your balance
- 0
Checklist
Your first-30-days list (no links on it yet)
- Publish at least eight posts that answer one reader question each
- Connect Google Analytics, using the setup walkthrough
- Verify the blog in Search Console and submit your sitemap
- Check that every post shows up in a site: search
- Write an About page with a real name or team on it
- Link your posts to each other, three links per post at least
- Share each post once where your readers already hang out
Compare
Three new bloggers, three sensible first moves
| Where you are | Do this first | Possible first spend | Wait before the next one |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 20, five posts, nothing indexed | Fix indexing, write more | $0 | Until Search Console lists the posts |
| Day 50, twelve posts, some impressions | One link to your best post | $10 to $30 | Four to six weeks |
| Day 80, twenty posts, first search clicks | Two links to two different posts | $40 to $80 | Six weeks, then review |
Timeline
Dated moments that explain today's advice
Google's link spam update
Google began using SpamBrain to neutralise paid or artificial links, which is why relevance now beats volume.
Core update and new spam policies
Google folded its helpful content system into core ranking and tightened rules on scaled low-value pages.
AI Overviews reach US searchers
Answers now sit above the blue links, so a tiny blog needs a clear reason to be quoted.
Universal Analytics stops processing
Every new blog now uses Google Analytics 4, covered in our setup page.
Coach's call
Be patient with traffic, be quick with the basics
Links can help a blog that is already worth finding. They cannot give a thin blog a reason to exist, and Google treats purchases meant to manipulate ranking as link spam. Keep it small and relevant.
- No tool, ours included, can promise a position
- Two good placements teach you more than twenty weak ones
- Skip packages and networks, see our skip list
How it works
From first post to first link
- 1
Publish and get indexed
Eight posts, a sitemap, Search Console. Boring and essential.
- 2
Watch Analytics for a month
Learn who arrives and from where, using the referral guide.
- 3
Pick one post that deserves a boost
Choose the one readers finish. Filter donor sites by niche and language, then open three articles on each.
- 4
Add it to the basket and pay
Nothing is charged until you review and pay. Placements show under ordered links with a status.
FAQ
Questions new bloggers type
- Is it okay to buy high quality links in my first three months?
- Yes, in small doses and after the basics. Wait until a handful of posts are indexed, then buy one or two relevant placements. Google does not like links bought to manipulate ranking, so choose real sites, keep volume low and expect weeks, not days.
- How many backlinks does a new blog need?
- Fewer than the internet suggests. Many young blogs earn their first visitors with zero links, just indexed posts that answer a real question. If you buy, one to three placements in 90 days is a calm range, and the budget page shows example costs.
- Should I link Google Analytics before I build links?
- Yes, from day one. Without it you cannot tell whether a link sent anyone. Setup takes about fifteen minutes with a Google Analytics 4 tag, and our walkthrough covers WordPress, Blogger and hand-built sites.
- What can I skip while my blog has no traffic?
- Packages of hundreds of links, private blog networks, directory blasts and anything promising a ranking date. Spend that energy on posts and internal links instead. The skip list explains each one and what to do in its place.
- How much does one link cost here?
- From $1 on smaller donors up to roughly $500 on top domains, depending on authority, traffic and niche. You pay per placement from a balance. There is no subscription, and the basket costs nothing until you decide to pay.
- Will links get my blog into AI answers?
- Nobody outside the labs knows for sure. Clear writing, specific facts and being mentioned in trusted places seem to matter, but link weight is unproven. Our AI search page separates what is documented from what is guessed.