How the backlink exchange works

Links are earned by giving them. You host one article for a business in a related field, and spend what you earn on links back to your own site.

1

You host an article

We write an article for another business in a related field and publish it on your site. It is a real article on a topic your readers care about, not a page of links.

2

You earn a credit

Hosting one article earns one credit. Your plan also includes credits every month, so you can start before you have hosted anything.

3

You spend it on a link

One credit buys one link to your site, written naturally into an article on someone else's website in a related field.

The rules that make it worth having

Related topics only

A dentist is never matched with a crypto blog. If we cannot establish that two sites are topically related, we do not make the match - an irrelevant link is worth nothing and can do harm.

Checked every day

We re-check every link daily. Links do not silently disappear without you finding out.

Credits refunded if a link goes

If a link is removed, you get the credit back and it disappears from your dashboard. We do not count links that no longer exist.

What this is not

This is not a private blog network, and we do not sell links. Every link sits inside a real article on a real business's website, published because that business wanted an article. Buying links is against Google's guidelines and can be penalised - which is exactly why the network works by exchange rather than by sale.

You can request your first links before hosting anything.