Where to get good links

[gamingmodern]

Hello,

To get good backlinks you have to represent your brand on your niche related sites. With spreading trendy topics. Whatever is current affairs in your niche, you should go with that. But make sure that should come in index as soon as possible untill that news in hot topic.

Secondly, you should add review content for your services or features.

Thirdly, you have to focus content long phrase & semantic keyboards backlinks. Don't use money keywords.

Fourth, you have to repeat it as you add new service or features.

Fifth, don't go for link insertion in back dated pages which are more older than your domain registration date.

Main process: Get links > wait for index> then get more new backlinks > wait for indexing these > then more links and so go on.

It's not 1-2 month process. It take times and result is guaranteed with this process.


I am following this process for my clients and it's working to get real traffic and ranking. If anyone looking for services, DM me..

[MichaelCorfman]

One of the easiest ways for GPWA members to get quality links to their sites is to add them to your GPWA member profile page. Links from the GPWA are topically relevant links from a highly ranked site respected by Google.

To add a site, when logged-in on the GPWA website, in the top navigation under "My Account" click on "My Portal Sites." That page will show the sites you have previously listed, and also has a form where you can submit a new site.

The only requirement to be listed is that when we review the site, we agree it is a portal site about the gaming industry.

We usually process such requests within one business day.

Michael

[Elliott Point]

The best links can be obtained both for free and for money. You can get a free link from a reddit, but if you're lucky, you can just get a link, or maybe your post will be discussed, supported, and you'll also get clicks on the link. Or you can find thematic portals that publish articles on your topic, here you will need to pay.

[casinomaestro]

I'd make sure to check the number of outgoing links as well for each link you can get - some are extremely large for a small site (i.e. link farms). I would not get links from there.

[Rudie_V8]

"Link brokers" or "guest posting services" make links way more expensive than they are in reality. I recently had a link broker tell me a guest post on a site would cost $450 and when I contacted the site directly I got the guest post for $80.

The best way is to reach out to sites you want links from directly. It's more work, but the links are worth more that way. If you buy links from lists those sites have been sold thousands of times and are pretty much worthless.

[CasinosBroker]

"Link brokers" or "guest posting services" make links way more expensive than they are in reality. I recently had a link broker tell me a guest post on a site would cost $450 and when I contacted the site directly I got the guest post for $80.

The best way is to reach out to sites you want links from directly. It's more work, but the links are worth more that way. If you buy links from lists those sites have been sold thousands of times and are pretty much worthless.

I've been in that situation too.

What my VA is doing: gather a list of sites, from the "guest posting services" people. And go contact those sites directly.

Reverse engineering.

It's much cheaper this way.

[idanbraun]

How is everyone building links for their sites? Surely it cannot be only link exchange or does everything now require a payment ...

1. Build linkable assets - create the ultimate online gambling guides, and make your website a source for online gambling bloggers.

2. Engage in backlinks swapping with other online gambling websites.

3. Buy online gambling backlinks from trusted sources.

4. Copy your competitors backlinks.

5. Publish testimonials on your affiliate programs providers.

[EricPotgieter]

And that I'd like to know too. I've been reaching out to people in the same industry with some luck, but then there are others that want to charge for it? Besides doing reviews on casinos, I actually do the testimonials as well for them. All they have to do is copy and paste, linking back to my site.

[Rudie_V8]

One of the easiest ways for GPWA members to get quality links to their sites is to add them to your GPWA member profile page. Links from the GPWA are topically relevant links from a highly ranked site respected by Google.

To add a site, when logged-in on the GPWA website, in the top navigation under "My Account" click on "My Portal Sites." That page will show the sites you have previously listed, and also has a form where you can submit a new site.

The only requirement to be listed is that when we review the site, we agree it is a portal site about the gaming industry.

We usually process such requests within one business day.

Michael

Thanks Michael. This is a great help!

[Ingenious]

Natural way.

Blogs, Interviews.
Swaps
Testimonials
Buy links

[universal4]

Natural way.

Blogs, Interviews.
Swaps
Testimonials
Buy links

Swaps are not natural, although ok to do them on a small scale.
Buying links is NOT natural, and although many affiliates (especially in the iGaming niche assume they must) it is the one factor that google actually speaks out against doing.

Rick
Universal4

[krishhopper]

1. Outreach is currently the most effective strategy for my sites.

2. Writing quality content is important—certain types of posts can generate a significant number of links.

3. Blog comment links still work, though finding unspammed resources is challenging. However, this approach continues to be effective today.

[universal4]

Blog comment links?

IMO if the blogs where you want to comment are of high value they most likely do not allow links in comments and if they were to allow such unrestricted comments and links, it is most likely not of very high value.

There are however a ton of sources to get links or place guest posts etc here at the GPWA. See the link section here.
https://www.gpwa.org/forum/link-exch...-services.html

Rick
Universal4

[Yideli2025]

For casino sites, I've seen good results with niche edits and PR backlinks. Outreach works too, but it's expensive in the gambling niche. Has anyone tried link insertions on aged domains?

[Gamblegrounds]

That's great advice for us

Natural links are pretty difficult to get in this space, yet not impossible, although I wouldn't be the best person to help with that.

You can do link exchanges, find someone here or reach out to other webmasters. In my experience, various odds aggregators / betting prediction portals are more than happy to do link exchanges.

Finally, buy links. Find 5-7 websites that are your competitors in the same GEO and niche. Go to Ahref's free backlink checker (if you don't have a better paid tool). Check out their backlinks and reach out to the websites where they have them. I would recommend asking for a quote to have an article published with 2-3 links to your website (different pages, same domain), in my experience that is the best ROI.

Collect quotes from all the websites that got back to you, put them into a spreadsheet and start with the ones that offer the best price/DA/DR ratio. Create content, get it published, pay.

Or hire someone to do that on your behalf.

[tomasimkuss]

Outreach with well written content especially, when it is niche relevant has been and still remains the best solution for me. This is particularly true when working with specific geos where the relevance and quality of the donors matter much more than the number of links.

[QuantumNomad]

In our field, link exchanges do exist - I even have 3 successful ones myself. In my case, the main factor for a successful exchange was that my site is already trusted: DR isn’t inflated, it’s 50+ on Ahrefs, has stable targeted traffic, and overall all the metrics are trending upward. The niche probably matters too - my site isn’t just a random online casino or a cheap review blog.
The exchanges I had were quite different: one in the form of an interview with our author, another as a simple logo + link swap in the “Partners” section, and one more as a standard blog article exchange. For new sites, this is probably unrealistic.
From the free methods, I can currently recommend parasite SEO, crowd marketing, and HARO (it works even in our niche, tested it myself - though sometimes the link can be nofollow). The most justified method in terms of effort vs. profit is still classic paid outreach - but prices have skyrocketed over the last 5 years

[luckypanda]

Local online media can work well, but it really depends on the geo. In some countries even small news sites or niche blogs have solid trust and can bring good traffic.

[betizen]

Grow naturally if have something to offer that is actually valuable to the end-user. Research competitors using tools like Ahref, and try to apply similar "strategies". Consider the fact that most of these "strategies" will require "investing" in "non-organic" links. Also consider that a single backlink for a relevant authoritative site will work best than several low hanging fruits with low DA. Summary: Patience or Money

[Xeltravo]

I started commenting on niche blogs and forums and got a few good links that way. Also had some luck exchanging links with others in my niche through direct messages.