1,299 publications that are dofollow and indexed. Nothing else appears on this page. Choose the domain authority you need, tick the ones you want, and see your total before you commit to anything.
It usually starts the same way. An audit lands, and somewhere near the bottom sits a line about referring domains. Build more links. Improve authority. It does not say which ones are safe, or how to tell a real publication from a network that will be gone by spring.
So you go looking. And the looking is the expensive part — not the links.
Most of the people who buy from this page arrive having already been here once. They found the list, meant to come back to it, and then a quarter went by.
“We bookmarked your site. Otherwise we would be hunting for you again — we saw it once and forgot.”
Said to us, in one form or another, for fifteen years. We are grateful every time.
Drag the scale for the domain authority you need, tap a flag for a region, and select as many as you like. One checkout, one total, no call.
Yes. This page is filtered on two conditions at once — the link must be dofollow, and the publication must be indexed by Google. If a title fails either test it does not appear here at all, even if we sell it elsewhere on the site.
Because a dofollow link on a page Google never indexes passes nothing at all. It is the most common way people are quietly sold a worthless link. Both boxes have to be ticked, which is why we check both.
Honestly: a link is one input among many, and anyone who promises you a position is guessing. What we guarantee is publication — the article goes live on the title you chose, with a dofollow link, on an indexed domain, or you are not invoiced. What Google does with it afterwards is Google’s business, and we will never pretend otherwise.
A real editorial feature on a real masthead — not a directory entry or a footer link. It carries your dofollow link, it is indexed, and 1,010 of these titles are also quoted by ChatGPT and Perplexity when they answer questions in your field. One placement, three kinds of benefit.
Only if you want to. Send us your own article at no extra cost, or our team writes a publication-ready piece for a flat $35. The price on each row is for publishing.
That is what most people do, and it is what the report usually asks for. Tick as many as you like; the bar at the bottom keeps a running total, and you check out once.
Highest-authority titles on this page: Time.com (Africa) (DA 94) · Business Insider Africa (DA 94) · Business Insider (Markets, DO-FOLLOW) (DA 94) · USA Today (DO-FOLLOW) (DA 94) · Mashable (NL) (DA 93) · SourceForge (DA 93) · Amazon AWS (DA 93) · Mashable (NL) (Listicle) (DA 93) · IGN (Germany) (DA 93) · Digital Trends (DA 92) · Digital Trends + IG Social Post (DA 92) · Digital Trends + 50,000 Page Views (DA 92) · Digital Trends + 100,000 Page Views (DA 92) · Digital Trends + 1 Week Homepage (DA 92) · Digital Trends + 250,000 Page Views (DA 92) · Entrepreneur (UK) (Staff) (DA 92) · Entrepreneur (India) (Byline) (DA 92) · Entrepreneur (Asia Pacific) (DA 92) · Adweek (DA 92) · The Times (DA 92) · Rolling Stone (MENA) (DA 92) · Rolling Stone (MENA) (Listicle) (DA 92) · Billboard (Africa) (DA 92) · Entrepreneur (India) (DA 92) · Entrepreneur (Middle East) (Staff) (DA 92) · IGN (Nordic) (DA 92) · Venture Beat (DA 91) · Venture Beat (Listicle) (DA 91) · Slashdot (DA 91) · Bustle (DA 91) · Bustle (Listicle) (DA 91) · Detroit Free Press (DO-FOLLOW) (DA 91) · The Jerusalem Post (JPost) (DA 91) · Miami Herald (DA 90) · US Weekly (DA 90) · US Weekly (Listicle) (DA 90) · Arizona Central (DO-FOLLOW) (DA 90) · Gulf News (DA 90) · Zee News (DA 90) · Hollywood Life (Staff) (DA 90).
You will want it again the next time a report tells you to build links. Almost everyone who says that to us says it the same way — they found the list once, meant to return, and spent months hunting for it.
Save yourself the search.