Who we are
About Get Back More Links
We started from the dull end of link building: the links you already earned and lost track of. The store exists for the cases where repairing is slower than buying.
What we do, in plain terms
We are a team that writes about link recovery and runs a self-serve marketplace. The pages on this site come from our own crawler and our own index, read alongside reports from Ahrefs, Semrush and Search Console.
The store lists 50,000+ vetted donor domains, with Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price on every row. Placements start at $1 and rise to about $500 for top domains, with no subscription.
Our editorial team is a desk, not a named person. Every page is dated, and every example is labelled as one, so you can tell advice from invention.
Why recovery comes first
Most owners we hear from have already earned links they cannot see. A newsletter named the brand in March, a magazine ran a plain-text URL, a migration in 2025 broke thirty old addresses. Simple enough.
That is why the first pages here are about repair: how to sort an Ahrefs export, how to write to an editor, how long to wait before closing a row. Link recovery is slower than a purchase, but it is also free, and it teaches you what your site was already worth.
Buying has a place. When a launch date is close, or nothing is left to reclaim, a placement from the store can be the faster fix. Our reclaim-or-buy scorecard shows how we weigh the two.
Where our numbers come from
We do not invent statistics. When we cite a figure about the product, it is one of a short list: 50,000+ donor domains, $1 to about $500 per placement, about 24 hours to go live.
When we cite a date, it is a real one, such as Google's link spam update in December 2022 or its March 2024 spam policy changes. Where we cannot name a source, we say it is our own judgement.
Everything else, including the $100 sketches and the example exports, is marked as an illustration. Check it against your own Search Console and Ahrefs data before acting.
Who it is for
Small teams first. Owners of shops, clinics, blogs and software products who check Search Console once a week and have no agency on retainer. That is the whole target.
They share a pattern. Press or a partner mentioned the brand in 2025 or early 2026, the traffic bump was short, and the links that should have outlasted it were missing, broken or never added.
If that sounds familiar, start with the mention email round. If you already know a deadline is near, go straight to the store and look at a few rows.
How we try to behave
Four habits we hold ourselves to.
Repair before purchase
If a redirect or a polite email fixes the problem, we say so, even though it means no order. See the broken-link guide. Our lost links plan walks through the same idea week by week.
No ranking promises
A link is one signal among many. Google decides its value, and we do not claim otherwise.
Real numbers only
Prices, ranges and delivery times come from the product itself. Anything else is labelled hypothetical.
Publishers welcome
Site owners can sell links on their own sites, set a price, approve every placement and receive weekly payouts.