About ListLinker, the link shop with a local accent
We sell individual dofollow placements on vetted sites, and we write for owners who run one shop, clinic or office. This page says who we are and where we stop.
What we do
ListLinker is a self-serve marketplace. You browse 50,000+ vetted donor domains, see Domain Rating, traffic, niche, language and price on each row, and pay per link from $1.
Placements are permanent and dofollow, the article is written automatically unless you bring your own, and most go live within about 24 hours. Balance is topped up in the dashboard, and invoices are available.
The guides on this site are written by the ListLinker editorial team. We use our own crawler and our own index when we look at link data, and we name Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz and Majestic when they are the better tool for a job.
Think of it as a self-serve marketplace with a long shelf. Prices run from $1 to about $500 a link, and each row shows what you are buying before you pay. Nothing renews by itself.
The marketplace is one tool among several in a local plan. It sits next to your profile, your reviews and your website, and it does a narrow job well when you hand it a clear target.
Our promise is modest. You see the donor, the price and the status of every order, and you decide each step yourself.
We do not manage Google Business Profiles, write reviews or build citations. We also cannot promise a map-pack position or a ranking, and nobody honest can. We sell links and explain them.
Who we write for
The audience is the owner who answers their own phone: a dentist with two chairs, a plumber with three vans, a solicitor in a town of 30,000, a cafe on a corner.
Questions from that crowd are practical. Do citations still count? How many reviews is enough? Can I buy links for a law firm? Each guide here starts from one of those and gives a direct answer in the first lines.
Start with the neighbourhood link checklist for free ideas. The $100 worked example shows the maths. Lawyers get their own page on what to pick and skip, and we revisit all of them when Google changes something big. Think December 2021 or December 2022.
Start with the neighbourhood link checklist if you want free ideas, or the $100 worked example if you want to see the maths. Lawyers get their own page on what to pick and skip. We revisit them when Google changes something that matters, such as the Vicinity update of December 2021 or the link spam update of December 2022.
How we write the guides
Every guide opens with the straight answer, then the nuance. Examples are marked as examples, with invented numbers and made-up businesses, because we do not have, and will not invent, customer stories.
We cite real dates and real tools: Google's September 2019 rel attribute change, Search Console for measuring results, Local Falcon and BrightLocal for grid checks.
Our team keeps the product facts on this site in step with the marketplace itself. If something here and the dashboard disagree, the dashboard wins and we fix the page.
How to reach us
Use your account page to get in touch. Mention the page or order you mean, and say what you need in plain words.
If you spot a mistake in a guide, tell us the address of the page. Corrections get a new date at the top of the page.
Publishers who want to sell links from their own site can do that in the account area: set a price, approve every placement, and get weekly payouts.