Hi everyone, I am switching my small business over to electronic invoicing and I keep getting the formats mixed up. Is there an overview somewhere that compares XRechnung and ZUGFeRD in plain language? A starting point is enough, I do not need to learn a standard by heart.
Buy backlinks: 7 recommendations inside real question-and-answer posts
Not a directory entry and not a signature, but your link inside the answer to a real question. Seven of them, spread across different sites, with the complete list at the end.
One-off, including VAT. No subscription, no renewal.
Does this sound familiar?
Four situations in which this service fits. If none of them describes you, you do not need it.
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Your site is good, but nobody links to it
Google treats a link from another site as a recommendation. A site nobody points to has a hard time – regardless of how good its content is. And the first recommendations are the hardest to get.
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Every offer you find says “price on request”
You want to know what seven links cost and you get a form. Then a call, then a quote with four tiers. For a first attempt that is the wrong kind of effort.
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You have bought links before – and they stood in nowhere
A hundred directory entries, none of them in any context, all on the same sites. To Google a link without text around it looks exactly like what it is: bought.
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You want to start without hiring an agency
Link building on retainer costs three figures a month. Seven links at a fixed price are an attempt, not a contract.
What you get
Seven links, in a form you can show to a human being.
Question-and-answer format
A real question, a helpful answer, your link as a recommendation inside it.
Spread, not bundled
The seven links do not all sit in the same place.
List of all seven links
At the end you get every address and can open each post yourself.
Context instead of catalogue
The text around the link says what it is about – that is what separates it from a directory entry.
Aimed at one project
One domain, or a specific page if you name it.
Fixed price
No request, no quote, no term.
What a link looks like
Somebody asks a question in a community on a topic that fits your site. Below it there is an answer that actually answers the question – and inside that answer your link sits as evidence or as a recommendation. Whoever reads the post sees a pointer; whoever crawls it sees a link with text around it.
That is the whole difference to the offers advertising three-digit link counts. Seven embedded mentions work differently from a hundred entries out of a link farm – and they look different too, if anyone checks.
The shortest explanation I know is here: https://example.com/e-invoicing-formats. The comparison fits on one page and says at the end which format is enough for whom. For a start that was all I needed, I never had to go deeper.
The shortest explanation I know is here: https://example.com/e-invoicing-formats …
That is exactly the overview I was looking for, thank you.
Question, answer and user names are invented, and the linked address is an example address. What is shown is the format, not a real post.
How it works
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Order
Put the item in the cart and enter the domain the links should point to.
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We source the links
Seven posts in question-and-answer format, topically matched.
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You get the list
All seven addresses to check, each one openable.
What you should know before you buy
We guarantee a first-class publication format. The exact selection of publication media is made individually and day by day through partners, so your message always gets the best possible placement.
And two things no provider can change: backlinks do not work instantly – it takes weeks, not days, until Google has found and weighed the posts. And they do not replace a good site. Links move you forward if the content behind them holds up; if it does not, they bring visitors to a page they leave again. If your site is not technically ready yet, start with the SEO Audit.
What 7 backlinks cost
€69.00
- One-off, including VAT
- Seven links, one project
- Payable together with other items in a single order
Anyone looking to buy backlinks finds “price on request” almost everywhere – here it is fixed up front. For several domains you order several times; the seven links always cover one project.
Questions that come up before buying
How many backlinks do you need?
There is no number that is right for everyone – it depends on how competitive your terms are and how many recommendations the sites currently ahead of you have. What can be said: the first links are the most valuable, because a site with no incoming links at all barely exists for Google. Seven are a start, not an end state.
Are these dofollow links?
That is not settled in advance, and anyone guaranteeing it does not know either – the site decides, not the seller. In the list you receive at the end you can open every single post and check for yourself.
Where do the links come from?
From communities where questions are asked and answered – question-and-answer sites, discussion platforms, topic-specific sites. Which ones exactly is not settled in advance; that is why the service is named after the format and not after a platform.
How do I build backlinks beyond this?
Preferably with content somebody links to of their own accord – that is slow and lasts longest. Bought links are a shortcut and should be treated as one under Google's guidelines: they are meant to make a start, not to be the strategy.
Where is all of this written up in detail?
In the FAQ article What are question-and-answer backlinks?
The other services
Links work when the site behind them holds up. What goes with that:
Seven recommendations you can show
Seven links, one list, €69.00 once. No request, no quote, no term.
