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Buy text links for guides that feed your product pages

ContentStores sells individual dofollow backlinks from 50,000+ vetted sites, from $1 a link. Built for shops whose guides and lookbooks need to earn their keep.

Browse links from $1Walk through one order
  • Filter by Domain Rating, traffic, niche and language
  • Fill the basket first, pay when it looks right
  • Most placements are live in about a day
Budget estimateFree to browse

Rough price per link this estimate uses

  • DR 0–9~$2
  • DR 10–29~$6
  • DR 30–49~$18
  • DR 50+~$45

What it is for

Buy text links for the pages that sell on your behalf

A shop's content hub is its quietest sales floor. Shoppers arrive with a question, read a page, then walk to the product. These are the pages we see merchants point links at.

  • Buying guides

    The 'how to choose' page for a category. It answers the doubt that stops a purchase, so a link here lands on your best-converting reader. The order walkthrough starts with one.

  • Lookbooks and gift guides

    Seasonal pages with a short shelf life and a hard deadline. Budget and timing matter more than usual, see the gift guide plans.

  • Care and how-to articles

    Evergreen pages that attract mentions slowly. A few placed links can speed up the first months, and the week-by-week calendar shows what to watch.

  • The blog that hosts them all

    Whether guides live in a Shopify blog or on a separate site changes where links should point. The hosting decision tree settles it.

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Reading a donor row like a supplier sheet

Every row in the marketplace carries these six columns, and every one is a filter.
ColumnWhat a merchandiser reads into itWhere we start
Domain RatingAuthority of the site, the way a stockist's reputation countsMid-range first, a few premium rows later
Organic trafficWhether real people visit at allSkip rows with no visible traffic
Referring domainsHow many other sites vouch for the donorPrefer a spread over one big number
NicheShelf next to yours or the wrong aisleClosest to the guide's subject
LanguageWhether the reader can shop your pageSame language as the guide
PriceUnit cost, from $1 to about $500Set a ceiling per guide before browsing
sites you can pick from, all vetted
50,000+
the cheapest placement
$1
what the priciest rows ask
~$500
typical wait once paid
~24 h

Who it is for

Why guides get the links and products follow

Product pages rarely attract links. Nobody cites a listing for a canvas tote. A guide to choosing a tote for a daily commute, though, is something a blogger can point to without feeling like an advertiser.

Two hops, then. A placement sends authority to the guide, the guide ranks for the question, and the reader clicks through to the shelf you want them to see. Two short hops, each one measurable in Search Console and your own analytics, as the weekly calendar shows.

We sell links. We promise nothing. Nobody here can tell you which position a guide will reach, and Google's spam policies treat bought links for ranking as a risk you should weigh. Our teardown of cheap web 2.0 bundles shows what that risk looks like in a bad offer.

How it works

From a guide URL to a live placement

  1. 1

    Copy the guide's full URL

    One page, one job. Not the homepage.

  2. 2

    Filter the marketplace

    Narrow by niche and language, then by authority and visits, then sort by cost. Add promising rows to the basket, which costs nothing.

  3. 3

    Choose how the article is made

    Let it be drafted from your URL and keyword, steer it with notes, or hand over a finished article.

  4. 4

    Review and pay from your balance

    Top up in the dashboard first. Accounts teams can ask for invoices.

  5. 5

    Watch the status

    Each placement turns up in your orders list with a status, normally live inside a day. The glossary explains the columns.

Timeline

Four Google changes a shop owner should know before buying

  1. Helpful content update

    Pages written for search engines instead of shoppers lost ground. Thin guides are the first at risk.

  2. Link spam update

    SpamBrain was set to neutralise unnatural links rather than punish the site. Cheap bulk links lost value.

  3. Product reviews update

    Rewards first-hand, detailed reviews, which is the standard any buying guide gets measured against.

  4. Core update and new spam policies

    Scaled content abuse and expired-domain abuse became named policies. Read the offer teardown with this date in mind.

FAQ

Questions shop owners ask before the first order

Can I buy text links for a shop blog without a subscription?
Yes. Pricing is pay-as-you-go, from $1 per link up to about $500 for top domains, and there is no monthly plan. You add rows to a basket, nothing is charged until you pay, and each placement is permanent and dofollow.
Do the links go to my product pages or my guides?
Either, but most shops get more from pointing at guides first. The target is whatever URL you type into the order. Our advice is a guide, a category explainer or a lookbook, as the hosting page explains.
Who writes the article that holds my link?
You choose. Automatic mode writes it with AI from your target URL and keyword, with one clean link. You can also give your own instructions, or supply a finished article. Check the order walkthrough for the trade-offs.
How fast does a placement go live?
Normally the next day. After that it shows in your orders list with a status. Google may take far longer to find and count it, so treat the first weeks as waiting time, not failure.
Will these links make my guide rank?
Nobody can promise that. Links are one input among content quality, site health and competition. What we can do is show you donor metrics before you buy and a status after, so you decide on evidence.
How do I see which sites already link to my shop?
Open the Links report in Google Search Console, or use Ahrefs, Semrush, Majestic or Moz. The checking routine walks through the export step by step.
Can an AI agent place the order for me?
It can browse donors and fill the basket over the API or MCP, from ChatGPT or Claude. Paying the basket is a separate step that a human approves, and balance is topped up in the dashboard only.