MERHABA,
Web sitemi sıralamamı artırmaya çalışıyorum ve Fiverr’daki insanları bir fiyat için dofollow backlinks sunmayı teklif ettiğini gördüm.
Diib’e göre, 8 alandan% 56 dofollow’den 150 geri bağlantı var
1) Bu hizmetler buna değer mi?
2) Eğer öyleyse, birçok düşük DA bağlantısından mı yoksa High Da’dan sadece birkaçı mı?
DA’nın sadece bazı SEO web sitelerinin oluşturduğu bir terim olduğunu biliyorum, bu yüzden tamamen yararlı değil.
Teşekkürler
iv come to the conclusion that 99% of services offered on fiverr are complete spam/bullshit vanity pumping numbers ect…. now if you find that 1% your golden.
If you want shitty links, Fiverr would be a top choice.
Ignore the reviews. They are bullshit.
Fiverr’s review system is set up that you have to review the service at delivery, so all the reviews are really saying is that the links were provided. They can’t review the impact.
No. Do you really think that Google gives high ranking positions to million dollar listings to Fiverr backlinks?
Backlinks are currency.
SEO agency owner here
Don’t
I can tell you several horror stories. One client had to close his business even. Pure toxic links. And then came the blackmailing. Every day one star reviews.
Backlinks should be contextual to your niche, of good quality and proportional to your competitors. So it depends. DA or any other metric is completely useless, at most it serves as a filter in some contexts.
1. Very doubtful 2. Almost certainly.
Avoid those bulk links offers that promise you hunderd’s of backlinks for some $10-$20. They will most certainly tank your SEO.
Good backlinks are expensive and difficult to get. You can try hiring from Upwork or DIY. If you have a services related websites try doing journalist outreach, getting 3-5 quality backlinks will surely keep you ahead of the competition.
1. What I’ll say is, you should kmow how to evaluate the quality of links beyond DA / DR or just using tools. Else people will always try to convince you how powerful their links are, whether its on fiverr or any other platform
2. Quality over quantity. Always.
I would say it will be all trashed and potentially harmful, so please proceed with caution, or maybe it’s already too late.
If SEO can be simply rank like this, then ppl can just become money warrior without putting any efforts.
I’ve bought backlinks from Fiverr before and regretted every order 🥹 you can check out more reputable backlink providers – I used nicheranker and it felt more genuine. I also used a backlink exchange platform called rankchase.
I’ve also just cold emailed companies to do a backlink exchange or guest post, which takes more time but gives you better control in quality.
How do you get backlinks then? I have been creating content for a few months but kind of stuck. It seems impossible to gain backlinks organically.
Don’t ever do this. I am telling from my experience and shitty backlinks doesn’t matter in 2025.
My two cents. Build organically, use paid ads strategically. Backlinks come from networking, social media (ugc pref), and as a by product from your apis and pre-existing uses of tools and platforms. These will outperform most links you’ll get from a fiver guy. Best thing to do to grow in DA is show your success and encourage others to share their stories online in reviews. Don’t offer them money or gift cards in exchange, they will penalize you for it, but make it rewarding the best you can without breaking the rules. UGC and user experience are the main drivers now. If you want cheap backllinks that risk toxicity the way they do, you can use weaker social media platforms that aren’t mature and you’ll get basically the same results with the exception that you’ll probably do a better job because you at least know your brand voice and goals better than a third party does and won’t care like you will. But I don’t advise it. It typically kills the real reach efforts. Better to optimize in every other way before trying that.
You will end up worse off. Avoid the spam bs
If you’re trying to boast your rankings don’t buy links from Fiverr. Do it the right way.
Fiverr links/SEO = crap