About SpotBlogging

What we do

SpotBlogging is a self-serve marketplace for individual dofollow backlinks on more than 50,000 vetted donor domains. Each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.

Prices start at $1 and reach about $500 for top domains, with no subscription. You fill a basket, review it, pay, and the placement usually goes live within about 24 hours.

The data behind the listings comes from our own crawler and our own index. Short and plain, and the glossary helps if a column puzzles you.

The marketplace is a tool. The judgement about which place deserves a link remains yours, and that is as it should be.

Why we write for place bloggers

Travel, food and local writers have a particular problem. Their best pages are about one town in one month, and generic link advice ignores that.

So this site is built around their questions: when to start, how to pitch a tourism board, how to disclose a free stay, how to move platforms safely. We do not promise rankings. Google's spam and core updates, from the March 2024 changes onward, make any such promise dishonest.

How an order works

Four steps. No subscription. Find links with filters for niche, language, Domain Rating, traffic and price, add rows to the basket, review the total, then pay from your balance. Once paid, the placement usually appears within about 24 hours and shows up in ordered links with its status. You can also order through our REST API or let an AI agent over MCP browse donors and fill the basket, while the payment itself stays a step a person approves. See the budget plans for ideas on what to put in it. Simple.

Where the name comes from

A spot is a place.

The brand is a nod to the people who build a blog around a specific corner of the world: a harbour town, a hawker centre, a mountain hut. We cannot promise that a link will make a post rank, but we can help you find sites that are honestly relevant to that corner, which tends to be the more durable route. Search is also changing. Google's AI Overviews, launched widely in May 2024, still cite pages that have clear authorship, dates and real detail.

For publishers

You can sell links too. If you run a site, you can list it, set your own price, approve every placement and receive weekly payouts. That is useful for a food or travel blogger with a decent audience who wants to be picky about what appears on their pages. Read the partnership page for how we think about relevance, and the disclosure checklist before accepting anything.

What we will not do

No guarantees. No fake case studies. We will not invent customers, quote rankings that nobody can promise or tell you a link is safe from every future Google update. We will tell you what the marketplace sells, what it costs and what to check afterwards. That is how we would want a travel guide to behave, too: honest about the weather.