What types of backlinks can I purchase? (Guest Posts vs Link Insertions)

What types of backlinks can I purchase? (Guest Posts vs. Link Insertions)

In the Backlink Marketplace, you can choose from two types of backlinks — Guest Posts and Link Insertions. Both offer distinct benefits depending on your GEO needs, timeline, and budget.

Here’s a clear breakdown of each option:

1. Guest Posts

A Guest Post is a newly written article that gets published on a third-party website. You provide the content (or outsource it), and the article will include a backlink pointing to your site.

How it works:

• You choose the website and select “Guest Post” as your link type.
  

• You upload the article as a .doc or .docx file.
  

• Your link is placed naturally within the content, using your preferred anchor text.
  

Why choose Guest Posts:

• You control the content and messaging.
  

• Great for GEO and branding.
  

• Ideal for long-form content strategies or targeting specific keywords.

2. Link Insertions

A Link Insertion (also called a niche edit) adds your backlink into an existing blog post on the chosen website. No need to write a new article.

How it works:

• You choose the site and select “Link Insertion.”
  

• You provide the anchor text, your URL, and the existing article URL where the link should go.
  

• The publisher adds your link and republishes the updated post.
  

Why choose Link Insertions:

• Fast and budget-friendly.
  

• Your link is added to a post that’s already indexed and may be ranking.
  

• Perfect for quick wins or campaigns with tight timelines.
  

Which one should you use?

• Use Guest Posts when you want full control over the article and brand messaging.
  

• Choose Link Insertions for faster turnaround and lower content effort.
  

• Many users combine both to create a diverse and natural backlink profile.
  

You’ll see both options available in the Marketplace when reviewing each website. Simply select the one that fits your strategy and proceed with the relevant details during checkout.

If you have any specific content or placement instructions, you can include them before submitting your order.