I’ve also started testing a few resource-style articles that others naturally want to reference — takes more time, but the links you get that way tend to stick and actually drive traffic.
I’ve also started testing a few resource-style articles that others naturally want to reference — takes more time, but the links you get that way tend to stick and actually drive traffic.
Focus on high-authority, relevant iGaming sites for quality backlinks. Use white-hat methods like guest posts, niche edits, and outreach to avoid penalties. Here are 4 samples:
- Guest Posting on iGaming Blogs: Pitch informative articles (e.g., "Top Casino Strategies") to sites like Gambling.com or AskGamblers for dofollow links.
- Blogger Outreach via Services: Use FATJOE or SirLinksalot for natural casino guest posts from real bloggers, starting at $85/link.
- Niche Edits on Entertainment Sites: Insert links into existing high-DR articles on platforms like Pearl Lemon or Rhino Rank, targeting DR 50+ domains.
- Affiliate Partnerships: Collaborate with payment gateways or software providers (e.g., via affiliate networks like PartnerMatrix) for contextual links.
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Build a resource that is tangentially related to your niche and then regular blog posts around it. Consistency is key. Takes time but in the long haul it will deliver better sustainable results.
Can you give me some advice on how to post dofollow links on Reddit? I tried creating an account on Reddit — it lets me post articles, but it doesn’t allow me to attach links, except in comments. Do I need to wait a certain period or reach a minimum number of posts before I can include links in my content?
Forums are not being attended by the Google any more, it is better to look for a PR activities that will both Drive traffic and increase you DA
... and you call Reddit a "forum".Forums are not being attended by the Google
And you had a closer look at serps during the last couple of 10 to 15 months???
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You can still do link exchanges with sites in a similar DR range and niche (guest posts etc.). Getting links naturally is obviously the best, but it’s harder. A good way is to publish useful stats or reference-type content for your niche, it has to actually be valuable and not just promotional, and you need to keep it updated so others will link to it as a source. Also, avoid the cheap Fiverr/Upwork link packages. Google usually ignores those, and in some cases they can cause problems :S
medium.com
over-blog.com
strikingly.com
site123.com
ezine-articles.com
neocities.org
weebly.com
webflow.com
Two examples on how to write gambling guides: how to play French roulette and how to play European roulette.
While some may find that list enticing, I saw zero on there that were.
None are gambling related.
Most would maybe "broker" links if they had much of anything and a GPWA Member would be much better having a dig through the link section here at the forum and dealing "directly" with site owners.
https://www.gpwa.org/forum/link-exch...-services.html
Generic off topic links, or standard blog links on sites of completely unrelated topics, or those general type sites the sell or accept links to anyone scream lower quality links. Some think those type are not harmful, but over time many say they are not helpful either.
Rick
Universal4
Cash Bonus (24 November 2025), idanbraun (24 November 2025)
I posted on the weekend we are selling some links again for our yearly help for the homeless .Everyone is struggling these days and this is our way to help out .
Thank You
Cash Bonus (28 November 2025)
What about services where you can buy links? Is it good idea for new site?
The choice is do you use a service with a middleman, with a 3rd party, or do deal directly with the site owners and webmasters of the sites and deal directly with them?
Have a look through the link section here at the GPWA.
https://www.gpwa.org/forum/link-exch...-services.html
Rick
Universal4
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I heard that Google detects websites participating in link exchanges, as well as networks of websites that link to the main domain. So, Google simply doesn't take such links into account.
Get some premium links for your sites
So far for me I have:
- Asked affiliate networks for testimonials
- Buy links from the GEOs you are targeting
You can buy in Forobeta, fiverr or similar.
how many premium links you actually both and how much you spent on them? anybody can share that experience?
It’s definitely not just link exchanges anymore. In competitive niches, most links come from a mix of approaches.
Editorial placements, content-driven outreach, and partnerships still work well, but they take time and relationships. Some opportunities involve costs, others are earned purely through value or collaboration.
What seems to work best long-term is keeping anchors natural, focusing on relevance, and avoiding over-automation. Exchanges alone rarely move the needle now.
universal4 (8 January 2026)
Most forums disclose the sites that are buying and selling since 2007 I have been told never to do that . Based on some tools buyers use all my sites that are 20 years old and made millions (LITERALLY) are **** but a 6 month old can rank 90% higher for gods know what reason LOL .