I Will Increase Moz Domain Authority DA 0 to 30
100 live backlinks on high-authority domains — about 10 guest posts plus Web 2.0 posts, profile links and image shares. Every counted link checked live before delivery, one full report.
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Domain Authority is a score for a whole website — and the most affordable way to borrow a high one is to publish on platforms that already have it. This pack does that across four kinds of placement: 10 guest posts, then Web 2.0 posts, profile links and image shares on high-authority domains. 100 links are counted — and a link is counted only once it has been checked live.
What to expect — Foundation: breadth links on established platforms — Web 2.0 posts, profiles and short articles — to widen your backlink profile. Built for coverage, not headline authority: this is a smart base layer. Pair it with editorial guest posts for the pages that matter most. The exact mix for this package is listed on this page.
The split is approximate and varies a little from batch to batch. The 100 is the number that counts — and a link counts only once it has been checked live.
Every order ships with a report — Excel/Google Sheet — listing every live link: the live URL, the anchor text used, the kind of link, and whether it is dofollow. Every counted link is fetched before it reaches you: a link counts only if the page loads and actually contains a link to your site. A batch that verifies short is topped up with Web 2.0 and profile placements before delivery. Want to see the format first? Our sample report shows how we lay out live links.
DA — Domain Authority — is a third-party estimate of how strong a whole domain is. It is the reason people buy high DA backlinks: a link on a high DA domain sounds like a strong link, and sometimes it is. But the score belongs to the domain, not to the page your link sits on. A new post or a member profile on a big platform inherits the platform’s domain score while the page itself is brand new. Those links are useful for breadth and trust signals; they are not the same as an editorial link on a strong page — and they are priced accordingly. Two questions judge any pack like this: whose authority is it, the domain’s or the page’s? And how many of the links can you actually open? This pack answers both — the domains are established, most of the pages are new, and every counted link is in your report for you to open.
| Package | Price | Includes | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $150 | 100 live links, guest posts included | 8–12 days |
1. Will this raise my Domain Authority?
It can nudge it — 100 live links from established domains add referring domains and breadth to your profile, which is what DA responds to. But DA is a third-party estimate, not a Google metric, and this pack is built for coverage and diversity, not for chasing a number. Judge it by the live links in your report.
2. Are the guest posts the same as your editorial guest posts?
No. The guest posts in this pack are contributed articles on blogs that accept them — real posts with your link inside, but chosen for breadth as part of a mix. Our editorial guest posts (the marketplace and the DA 90+ package) are individual placements on selected sites, priced per post. Different job, different price — most sites start with a base like this and add editorial posts on top.
3. Why count 100 when more links than that are built?
Because some placements always fail verification — a profile gets removed, a post is held, a page stops loading. We build more than 100, check every one live, and count only the ones that pass. If verification leaves the batch short, it is topped up before delivery. You pay for 100 links you can open.
4. Which websites can the links point to?
Any normal website or blog — homepage, inner pages, or a mix (up to 3 URLs in one pack). Restricted niches (adult, gambling and similar) are limited by what the platforms accept; message me first if your site is in a sensitive niche and I will tell you what is realistic.
5. How long does delivery take?
8–12 days. The links are placed gradually — a hundred links in a day would look like a machine made them — and the final days are spent fetching and verifying every link before the report is sent.
6. Are all 100 links dofollow?
Most are. A few platforms set their own link attributes (some profile and image platforms are nofollow by policy) — the report marks dofollow or nofollow on every row, so you can see the exact mix you received instead of taking our word for it.
7. What happens after this batch?
Foundation links are the base layer of a link profile — coverage and diversity, so the stronger links you build later have something underneath them. On their own they will not move a competitive keyword; editorial placements do that. Most people start here and add editorial links once the base is in place.
8. Why can a few links cost more than this whole pack?
Because they are not the same thing bought in different quantities. A foundation pack builds breadth — many placements across many platforms. An editorial guest post buys placement: your link inside an article on an independent site that had to agree to publish it. Counting links per dollar across the two is like pricing a taxi against a bus by the seat.
9. Is this pack safe for a new website?
It is designed for exactly that stage — gradual placement, natural anchor rotation (branded, URL and partial-match), and link types that new sites naturally earn first. The risky pattern is the opposite: a brand-new site buying only aggressive exact-match editorial links.
10. What if some links die later?
Platform links can occasionally drop over time — that is the nature of Web 2.0 and profile placements, and it is why every link is verified live at delivery. If a batch arrives short at verification, we top it up before you ever see the report.
🚀 Ready to lay the foundation — 100 live links, guest posts included? Order now, or message me with any questions first!
One hundred backlinks for $150 works out at $1.50 a link, and your first question should be the obvious one: what kind of links can those possibly be? This page answers it in full, because the mix is the product. When you buy high da backlinks as a bundle like this, you are not buying 100 editorial placements — no honest seller can produce those at this price. You are buying a structured stack: a small core of real guest posts, surrounded by the supporting link types that make a profile look complete and natural. Sold openly, priced accordingly, and reported link by link so you can check every single one.
The exact composition: 10 guest posts on real blogs in your niche, 40 Web 2.0 properties with content posted on them, 30 profile backlinks on established platforms, and 20 image-sharing links. Every one of the 100 is delivered live, in a report you can click through and audit — the same standard as the public sample report.
Why that shape? Because it mirrors how real sites accumulate links without trying. A business that people actually talk about collects a messy mixture over time — a profile here, an image shared there, a mention on a blog property, and occasionally a proper article somewhere. Profiles with nothing but pristine editorial links are as unusual, in their own way, as profiles with nothing but spam. The stack is built so each layer does the job it is genuinely suited to: profiles and image links establish that your brand exists across the web, Web 2.0 posts give you content-bearing pages you indirectly control, and the 10 guest posts carry the editorial weight of the bundle.
This fits you if:
Skip it if:
It cannot substitute for editorial link building. Profile, Web 2.0 and image links are supporting signals — they diversify a profile and help new pages get discovered, but they carry a fraction of the weight of a genuine article on a relevant publication, and this page will not pretend otherwise. It also cannot be pointed like a weapon at one money keyword: used that way, any 100-link bundle becomes a liability instead of an asset. And it cannot promise rankings — no link product honestly can. What it can do is give a thin profile a broad, natural-looking base at a price that leaves budget for the editorial work that actually moves competitive terms.
| What’s included | Detail |
|---|---|
| Price | $150 for the full pack of 100 live links |
| Composition | 10 guest posts + 40 Web 2.0 links + 30 profile backlinks + 20 image-sharing links |
| Anchors | Natural mix planned with you — branded, naked URL and light keyword anchors |
| Turnaround | 8–12 days, drip-delivered across the window (never dumped in one day) |
| Report format | Full list of all 100 live URLs, grouped by link type |
| Replacement terms | Links that drop during delivery are replaced before handover; the guest post portion carries our standard editorial cover — see the refund policy |
No — and the exact split is printed on this page precisely so nobody buys it thinking that: 10 guest posts, 40 Web 2.0, 30 profiles, 20 image-sharing links. The guest posts are the editorial core; the rest are foundation links that round out a profile.
Yes. The delivery report lists every URL individually, and you can open each one. “Live at delivery” is the standard — anything that fails during the build window is rebuilt before the report reaches you. Judge us by the sample report format published on this site.
The pack is drip-delivered over 8–12 days and the link types are the low-intensity kind — profiles, Web 2.0 posts, image shares — plus 10 editorial posts. For a brand-new domain we still suggest telling us, so anchors and pace can be softened further.
Your website, the pages you want supported, and any anchor preferences. If you have pages you do NOT want linked, say so at the same time. Everything else — accounts, content, placement — is handled for you.
For very low-competition, local or long-tail terms, a foundation like this plus decent on-page work can be enough to start moving. For anything competitive, treat it as the base layer and plan editorial placements on top — that sequencing is the honest version of how this product earns its money.
Because most of the pack is built on platforms that accept our content directly — no publisher fees, no outreach per link. The guest post portion is the expensive part, and it is deliberately kept to 10 so the total lands at $150 instead of $900.
A foundation pack is unglamorous and, bought with clear eyes, genuinely useful — the mistake is only ever mistaking it for editorial link building. Order the pack from this page, or ask on the quote page if you want the mix adjusted to your site before you commit.
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