About Blogzic
We sell placements, not promises. The shop is built for people who write about records, shows and films, and who care more about fit than volume.
Blogzic editorial team ·
What Blogzic is
Blogzic is a self-serve marketplace for individual dofollow backlinks. You browse more than 50,000 vetted donor domains, add rows to a basket and pay from a balance, with prices running from $1 up to about $500.
The audience we have in mind is the hobbyist or small-team publisher: a review blog, a podcast site, a fan wiki, a festival diary. Few of them have an agency, and most do not want a retainer.
Behind the catalogue sits our own crawler and our own index. We use it to vet donors and to show you the numbers on each row, with a monthly refresh, so the figures lag behind the live web.
Why a shop for culture bloggers
Most link vendors write for SaaS founders and affiliate sites. People who review records, edit podcasts and watch every film at a festival have different problems, and a different calendar.
Their pages age in unusual ways. A review of an album can peak in a fortnight, an interview can rank for years, and a festival diary lives for one September. Planning links around that rhythm is what our release-week plan and the two budget plans try to teach.
We also want the buying to be dull. Filter, basket, pay. Wait about a day, then check the result in ordered links. If you have never done it, the order walkthrough goes through each screen.
Everything on this site that sounds like a number is either a feature of the product or labelled as an example. We would rather leave a gap than fill it with a guess.
What we do not do
We do not run a private blog network of our own and ask you to trust it. Placements go on vetted third-party sites, each row shows its numbers, and you decide which ones to buy.
We do not publish customer stories. Anyone who wants to buy backlinks dofollow style deserves to hear about the limits first, and a glowing quote cannot stand in for a test on your own pages.
We do not hide the price. Rows start at $1, the dearest reach about $500, and the figure you see in the basket is the figure that leaves your balance.
Sound reasonable? Then open the catalogue, or read the rival-site decision tree to plan before spending.
How we try to behave
Dated claims only
When we cite a Google update, we give the month and year. The March 2024 core update is a date, not a mood.
No ranking promises
A link is one input among many. We say so on every page where it matters, and we mean it.
A basket you can walk away from
Nothing is charged until you pay. We would rather lose a sale than surprise a customer.
Publishers welcome
Site owners can sell links on their own sites, set a price and approve every placement. Payouts run weekly.
Who writes the pages
The articles are written by the Blogzic editorial team, a desk rather than a named person. Mistakes are ours, and corrections go through your account page.
We test ideas on our own pages before putting them in print, and we date every Google update we mention. Search changes quickly, so check the date at the top of any page before you rely on it, and compare our advice with Google's own documentation and Search Console.