Buy dofollow backlinks checked twice — 120 placed, then re-verified as dofollow before your report is sent. Mixed contextual and profile links, $59.
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Plenty of sellers will happily sell you “dofollow” links and then deliver a report in which a good share of them are nofollow — because they know most buyers never open the pages, let alone inspect the code. This gig is built around the inspection. Every one of the 120 placements is verified twice: once when it is placed, and again before your report is compiled. If a link checks out nofollow at either pass, it is replaced with a dofollow placement before delivery. It is never counted, never dressed up, and never left for you to discover.
The package is 120 links for $59 — about $0.49 a link — delivered over 10 days. The mix is deliberately varied: contextual links sitting inside Web 2.0 content, profile links on platforms that pass dofollow, and directory and bookmark placements. A run of 120 links of a single type would be its own warning sign, so the build spreads across the three. Anchors default to a natural blend of brand name, plain URL and generic text; exact-match anchors stay sparing, and are used only if you ask for them.
Two limits belong on the sales page, not in the small print. First, rel attributes belong to the platforms, not to us: a platform can change its policy after delivery, and a link verified at delivery can read differently later. No seller controls that, and post-delivery flips sit outside this package’s cover — stated here, before you pay, rather than after you complain. Second, a link profile that is entirely dofollow is not what natural profiles look like. Most buyers treat this package as the followed layer and blend it with a mixed build such as our SEO backlinks packages; sites still laying their base often start with the high DA platform pack and add this on top.
| Package | Links | Price | Delivery | What’s included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 verified links | 120 links | $59 | 10 days | Contextual, profile and directory/bookmark placements; double dofollow verification; report with live URL and rel status per link |
A link with no rel=”nofollow”, “sponsored” or “ugc” attribute attached — the default state of an ordinary link. Search engines follow it and count it as a vote from the linking page. The word simply describes the absence of an instruction telling them not to.
Each placement URL is fetched and the anchor tag pointing at your site is inspected in the page code. That check runs twice — once when the link is placed, and a second time across the whole batch before the report is compiled — and the rel status found is recorded beside the URL.
No. Profiles that grow on their own always contain some nofollow links, because platforms set their own attributes. This package sells verified dofollow placements; many buyers blend it with a mixed build — our SEO backlinks packages are the usual partner — so the overall ratio stays believable.
Then it has flipped at the platform, which controls its own rel policy and can change it at any time. Your links are verified dofollow at delivery, twice; a platform changing its attributes afterwards sits outside this package’s cover, and this page says so before you order rather than after. The report records each link’s status at delivery, so any later flip is easy to spot.
No. Followed links are one input among many — your content, the relevance of the linking pages and the competition all count too. A seller attaching a ranking promise to a link count is inventing it. What is promised here is checkable: 120 live placements, each verified dofollow at delivery.
One row per link: the live URL, the anchor text used, and the rel status recorded at the final verification pass. The layout matches the sample report published on this site, so you can see the format before you spend anything.
Three: contextual links inside Web 2.0 articles, profile links on platforms whose links pass dofollow, and directory and bookmark placements. The spread is deliberate — 120 of any single type would look manufactured, and variety is part of what makes a profile believable.
Ten days. Placements are made in waves across the window rather than in one burst, and the final days are given to the second verification pass, when every link is fetched and re-inspected before the report is compiled.
Yes. Send the URLs and rough proportions with your order and the build divides across them. Most buyers weight the homepage and one or two inner pages; if a split looks lopsided we will flag it before building.
A natural blend by default: brand name and plain URLs carrying most of the weight, generic phrases alongside, and exact-match keyword anchors used sparingly — and only if you ask for them. Send your own anchors or ratios if you have a plan and we will follow it.
Need a larger followed layer, a custom blend, or this package combined with editorial links? Tell us about your site on the quote page and we will scope it honestly — including if a different product here fits you better.
It is 120 links for $59, which works out at about $0.49 a link — and at that price nobody is buying you editorial placements on independent publications, so this guide will not pretend otherwise. What the money covers is placement labour across three link types and, above all, checking: every link inspected once when it is placed, then the whole batch fetched and inspected a second time before the report is compiled. Verification is the product; the links are what it is applied to.
The mix is contextual links inside Web 2.0 content, profile links on platforms that pass dofollow, and directory and bookmark placements. When the second pass finds a link reading nofollow — a platform whose settings differ from what its pages first suggested, a tag written differently than expected — that placement is swapped for one that verifies, before delivery. What reaches you is a report in which each of the 120 rows carries a live URL, its anchor text and the rel status recorded at that final check, in the same layout as the sample report published on this site.
It helps to place the package honestly in the store’s range. Underneath it sit the broad mixed builds — the 400-link curated mix and the high DA platform pack — which trade in volume across follow and nofollow alike. This package is narrower: fewer links, one attribute verified at the moment of delivery. Buyers usually add it when an audit of their existing profile shows the followed side is the thin side.
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It cannot promise ranking movement. Whether a followed link helps a page depends on the page itself, the linking context and the competition around the term, and none of that is set by a rel attribute. It cannot control a platform after delivery either: the rel policy belongs to the platform, which may change it next month or next year, and a link verified at delivery can read differently later. That risk sits outside this package’s cover — which is exactly why it is written here and on the product page, before money moves, rather than explained afterwards.
It also cannot make an all-dofollow profile natural on its own. Profiles that accumulate without a plan contain a share of nofollow links, because that is how platforms behave; a followed layer is one layer, and buyers who care about the overall ratio blend it with mixed builds. And it cannot stand in for editorial links where a term is genuinely contested — contextual placements on platforms are a foundation tool, and the heavier ranking work sits in a different price bracket for a reason.
| Package | Links | Price | Delivery | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The package | 120 | $59 | 10 days | Contextual links in Web 2.0 content, profile links on dofollow platforms, directory and bookmark placements — each link verified dofollow twice |
| Report | Every live URL with its anchor text and rel status recorded at the final verification pass | |||
| Anchors | Natural brand, URL and generic blend; exact-match anchors sparing, and only on request | |||
The first check happens link by link as placements are made, catching anything wrong at birth. The second pass re-fetches the finished batch of 120 in the closing days, so a link that flipped in between is caught and replaced before the report exists.
Open any URL from the report, view the page source, and find the anchor pointing at your site: no rel=”nofollow” attribute means the link is followed. The rel status column records what that check showed at delivery.
A platform has changed its own rel policy, which no seller controls. Links are verified twice and delivered dofollow; changes a platform makes afterwards are outside this package’s cover. The report’s status column lets you spot any flip quickly.
No. Profiles that grow without a plan always include some nofollow links, so an entirely followed profile is itself unusual. Most buyers use this package as one layer and blend it with mixed builds to keep the overall ratio believable.
Yes. Send your own anchors or ratios and they will be worked in. Left to us, the blend is brand and URL forms in the majority, generic phrases alongside, and exact-match keyword anchors used sparingly — and only when you ask.
They can support pages that are already close, particularly where competition is light. They are one input among many, and no position or traffic figure is promised with this package — what is promised is the verification, which you can repeat yourself.
If a verified followed layer is the piece your profile is missing, order from this page — or, if you are unsure whether the blend is right for your site, ask us on the quote page first and we will tell you plainly, even when the answer is a different product.