Buying backlinks on Fiverr?

[sifadyas]

Good friday everybody

Buying backlinks on Fiverr is probably stupid however there must be some good sellers.

Have anyone bought and tried buying backlinks on Fiverr.

My site is brand new and I have reached out to other sites but they won't touch me cause of my DA.

Would it be beneficial to get a little boost from some High DA link? Or is it too risky

I chatted with a seller with 500+ reviews, all positive. The links are not industry related and all high generic links. like these ones

hxxps://www.leetchi.com/en/c/rGxMzNYl - DA85
hxxps://www.deviantart.com/surroundstrut/art/Hi-pod-858358609 - DA81
hxxps://volcanicdweeb.bcz.com/ - DA74
hxxps://k12.instructure.com/eportfolios/5489/Home/arcanafi_sherman - DA77
hxxps://issuu.com/geekgillie2/docs/hi_pod - DA95
hxxps://www.flipsnack.com/lavamelody/hi-pod.html - DA73
hxxps://letterboxd.com/chinchillaoffbe/


Would appreciate any thoughts on the subject

Thanks

[affy]

Take a 180 degrees turn and steer far away...

[johan_s]

Agree. Buying backlinks on Fiverr is like throwing money out the window..

[chaumi]

Absolutely no, do not even consider. There's a chance you would get away with it on an aged site without any harmful effects, though even then the likely chances of any actual benefits would be slim to nil.

The advice would be...if you're new...focus on building/improving content and don't even worry about links (maybe other than 1 or 2 reasonable quality ones)...and then post in 6 months time for advice.

[Jambo]

Yes run far away and don't do it.

[baldidiot]

Yeah wouldn’t be my first choice of places to look for links!

[Cash Bonus]

I wouldn't waste any time with Fiverr. There's numerous complaints about them on Trustpilot to even bother.

[xecutable]

If it was that easy everyone would be doing it, and nobody will be referring to this niche as one of the most competitive ones.

Quality, as everything in life comes with a price. Look around the forums where a guy wanted to buy 10k 'quality casino visitors' for 50$ or something. The page was filled with responses such as "money wasted", but he did it anyways and saw exactly what he was told, bot traffic and nothing else.

[PaulEchere]

Almost all links you posted are places where you can register and leave a link yourself.

[sifadyas]

Thanks to everyone who took the time to answer me, really appreciate it. Will def not think about it anymore. Have a nice weekend

[Sherlock]

I wouldn't waste any time with Fiverr. There's numerous complaints about them on Trustpilot to even bother.

I would not waste time with Trustpilot as well. This might be the first accurate review there.

[metropot]

There is a lot of good site sellers aswell, if you know what are you looking for and can evaluate the price - Fiverr is just another place where to dig!
Its all about the money, i never had any problems with new starter sites when i pay fair prices...

[mediapartner]

im a bit more positive. i personally have good experience there. However you need to filter a lot and as others said its probably a waste of money to buy links of such sites that have nothing to do with your sites topic. so you have to be careful to say the least.. but ok, that is also the case when you buy links here... always dosome research.

But, there are people there who sell guest posts on gambling and finance sites that can be good. But keep in mind that DA numbers means nothing most of the times, so dont focus on that too much.

Im not a fan of buying links, but it can be handy some now and then. if you do, i would personally only buy gambling related guest posts, or guest posts on famous news sites. The latter is possible on fiver as well if you target specific geos, so try to look for local sellers who have real quality sites matching your target group.

My experience is that most of the link buying only works short term, but always fails long term. the only way it works if you buy at good quality gambling sites, but that will cost you money.

[universal4]

If you have a website selling cars, taking links from a gambling site is not gonna help.

Gaining links from other car sellers is likely best, but those who sell car parts, mechanics, or body works and painting will most likely not hurt.

The flip side of that is, if you run a gambling portal, why would you think links from a mechanic or car seller make sense?

Here at the GPWA, we have a LOT of people that OWN gambling portals and iGaming websites, and they actually advertise links for sale on such sites, and even understand the difference between a car seller and iGaming Portal.
https://www.gpwa.org/forum/link-exch...-services.html

Rick
Universal4

[Nenad]

Stay away from fiverr, and take an advice from universal4.

[artrust99]

Speaking truth, I did several successful tests with Fiverr. But I would not recommend it, a lot of scam and trash over there.

[mickyfu]

Whist Fiverr is crap, selling 1990s antique "SEO", be aware of the charlatans that infest "SEO" forums reselling Fiverr crap with bumped up prices. If you want a job doing properly - do it yourself.

[PROFRBcom]

whist fiverr is crap, selling 1990s antique "seo", be aware of the charlatans that infest "seo" forums reselling fiverr crap with bumped up prices. If you want a job doing properly - do it yourself.

qft

[MitchellHax]

I personally have done this myself, it didn't harm my SEO I think but also didn't really do anything.

[gil.langelaan]

I think Fiverr is good for other staff like translations, podcasts recording, design, etc. But to pay money for spammy links is not a good idea.