7 links from real question-and-answer posts
Google treats links from other websites as a recommendation. A site nobody points to therefore has a hard time - however good its content may be. With question-and-answer backlinks we get you links from 7 communities in a question and answer format: a question, a helpful answer to it, and your link as a recommendation inside that answer.
Why the question and answer format
A link sitting in a signature or a directory entry with no context looks to Google exactly like that. A link inside an answer to a real question has context - the text around it says what the topic is and why the recommendation is being made.
Where the links come from
We secure 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. Which communities these are is therefore not fixed in advance; the seven links do not, however, all sit in the same place.
This is explicitly not about volume: seven embedded mentions work differently from a hundred entries out of a link farm.
What you need to provide
When ordering we need the domain or project to link to - the field sits right on the order line in the cart. If a particular subpage is meant, give its address.
Where can I buy question-and-answer backlinks?
The quickest way is the eBesucher Shop – all four services sit there side by side and go into the cart with one click. What is included, what it costs and how it works is set out in full on the Q&A Backlinks page. If you are booking visitors anyway, you will also find the item in step 2 of the order process under Buy visitors in the Services section.
What you get
At the end you receive a list of all seven links. It takes you straight to the posts, so you can see where your link sits and in what context.
What to keep in mind
Backlinks do not take effect immediately. It takes time for Google to find and evaluate the posts - count in weeks, not days. And they do not replace a good site: links move you forward when the content behind them carries its weight.
