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Most sellers in this space create empty accounts in bulk, paste a URL into each one, and call it SEO. Those accounts get flagged, deleted or ignored. I build the opposite: complete, real-looking listings on trusted sites, from a private list I keep updated.
I'm Nikhil Batra. Link building is where my SEO career started in 2022, and this kind of foundation work is something I've done for clients almost every week since. Here's the bigger picture of what I've built.
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Three simple packages and no hidden extras. Choose the one that fits, message me on WhatsApp, and I'll get started. These are the most affordable part of link building, but affordable doesn't have to mean careless.
Prices are in US dollars. Every link goes on a real account with your proper details, never on an empty shell.
If your domain is brand new, start with Starter. Twenty links on trusted platforms is a gentle way to announce that your brand exists, and it costs less than a coffee. It also gives search engines a few reliable paths to your content while you're still building everything else.
If you've been around for a while but your link mix is thin, Growth is the sweet spot. It covers the main types of platforms a real company would normally appear on, and it's where most of my clients see the biggest jump in how complete their footprint looks.
If you're in a crowded market or running several brands, Pro gives you the widest spread and the lowest price per link. It's also the package I'd suggest if you're recovering from a messy history of cheap backlinks and need a lot of genuine variety quickly.
Still unsure? Send me your URL. I'll look at what you already have and tell you honestly which package makes sense, even if it's the cheapest one.
If you run an agency, a lot of your clients need exactly this kind of groundwork before anything else will stick. I work white-label, so the report carries your branding, not mine.
I can also handle bigger volumes, split orders across several client domains, or mix these with my edu backlinks and Web 2.0 links. Tell me what you need and I'll come back with a clear price.
Whichever package you choose, the basics never change. Your links go on platforms from my checked list. Each account gets your real brand name, a proper description and your logo wherever the site allows it. Your details stay consistent everywhere. And when the work is done, you get a full report of every live URL.
I don't reuse the same bio content on every platform. Identical text across two hundred sites is one of the easiest footprints to spot, so each description is written to fit the site it sits on.
You also get me, directly, on WhatsApp from the first message to the final report. No account managers and no ticket system.
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Your competitors are already listed everywhere a customer might look. Are you?
Get listed properlyYou'll find free lists of hundreds of so-called profile creation sites all over the internet. Most are copied from older copies. Half the entries are dead, many delete new accounts within days, and the rest are so overloaded with spam that a link there does nothing.
I don't use those lists. Public lists are how most cheap backlinks end up on the same tired sites as thousands of other buyers. I've spent three years building and maintaining my own, and I keep it private so it stays clean.
Before any site goes on my list, I check its authority, whether new pages there still get indexed, whether it actually allows a website link, and whether it's turning into a dumping ground. Only sites that pass all four make the cut.

That's why my links tend to stay live. A strong site that moderates its users is far less likely to wipe your account than a forgotten one nobody looks after.
Platforms change their rules all the time. Some stop allowing links, some get bought and abandoned, some get overrun. When that happens, they come off my list, and new ones I've vetted take their place.
It's a never-ending job, and it's the main reason my links still work years later while copied lists go stale within months.
It also means you're not sharing the same handful of overused platforms with every other buyer who downloaded the same free list last week. Fresh options keep your footprint looking like yours, not like a template.
I don't use bots, fake identities or automated account tools. Mass creation software churns out hundreds of thin accounts in an hour. That isn't link building, it's leaving fingerprints. Instead, every account carries your real details and looks like a brand that genuinely belongs there.
Google's spam policies specifically call out low-quality directory and bookmark links as link spam. That's exactly the kind of junk I avoid, and it's why I care so much about which sites I use.
Profile backlinks are links you get by creating an account or listing on another site and adding your URL to it. Think of a directory entry, a showcase page, a creator account or a forum membership.
On their own, each one is a small signal. They're also one of the easiest ways for a new business to get its name and web address into consistent, structured places that search engines read. Together, they show search engines that your brand is real, active and present in the places a genuine company would be.
Most platforms give every member a public page: a name, a short bio, a photo or logo, and often a field for a website. When that page is indexed, the link on it points back to you.
Some sites mark those links as nofollow, some don't, and it changes over time. That's normal, and a healthy mix is exactly what a real brand's footprint looks like.
I think of these links as the foundation of a house. Nobody admires the foundation, but nothing else stays standing without it.
For a new website, they help search engines discover your pages, connect your brand name to your domain and build early trust. For an established one, they add diversity to a link mix that might lean too heavily on one type. That's the kind of steady link building that supports everything else you do. When you later publish great content or earn a strong editorial mention, this base helps that content get found and trusted faster.
I'll be straight with you. These links won't rocket you to the top of Google on their own, and anyone who promises that is overselling. Their individual power is low.
What they do well is make the rest of your SEO more believable. Strong content, a few great editorial links and a solid base of genuine listings work far better together than any one of them alone.
And if your content is thin or your pages are slow, fix that first. Links amplify what's already there. They can't rescue a site that isn't ready.
Not sure what you're missing? Send me your URL and I'll tell you for free.
A natural footprint isn't one type of site repeated two hundred times. It's a sensible mix, the same spread a real company builds up over the years. Here are the main types I work with. The right mix depends on your niche, where you're based and which platforms your customers actually use.
General and industry directories, review platforms and map listings. For a local shop or clinic, these double as citations, so I keep your name, address and phone number identical on every one. If that's your main focus, my GMB optimization service goes deeper.
Platforms where people show off their work: a professional networking page, a gallery on a design showcase site, or a project page on a developer platform like GitHub. These carry real weight because they're built around genuine work. For freelancers and consultants, a well-filled portfolio can even bring in the occasional lead on its own.
Platforms built for creators: video channels, podcast directories, newsletter platforms and social networks. They help your brand name show up in more places when someone searches for you. They're especially useful if you already publish video or audio content, because each listing points people toward more of your content.
Industry forums and Q&A boards where members have public pages. I treat these carefully. A forum profile in the right community adds relevance, but I never spam threads with links. Places like Reddit, for example, are quick to punish obvious self-promotion.
No black box. Here's exactly how I work through an order, start to finish.
Relevance comes first. A bakery belongs on food and neighbourhood directories, a software company belongs on tech and developer platforms. Where my list allows it, I pick sites that make topical sense for your niche before I think about anything else. That fit is what turns a pile of listings into a believable footprint.
Every account gets filled in properly: your brand name, a description written for that site, your logo or photo, your URL and, where it makes sense, your contact details. The bio content is written fresh for each platform rather than pasted everywhere. Half-empty accounts look like spam because they usually are.

Consistency matters just as much. When your details match across every site, search engines can trust that they're all talking about the same business.
When your order is done, you get a full report in a spreadsheet: every live URL and the site it's on, so you can click through and check each one yourself.
If you have questions about any of them, ask me and I'll explain. You should never feel like you've paid for a list you don't understand.
Search engines look at your whole link footprint, not just individual links. If every link you have comes from the same type of site, with the same wording, it stands out.
Genuine listings help balance that out. They add variety, they add your brand name in natural ways, and they make the stronger links you build later look like part of a believable story.
This matters even more if you've bought cheap backlinks in the past. Genuine listings help dilute an unnatural pattern while you clean things up.
Most of these links use your brand name or your plain URL as the clickable text, and that's exactly how it should be. Real companies get linked by name, not by an exact keyword repeated everywhere.
If you also want a few keyword-focused links for your main pages, my edu and Web 2.0 packages are better suited to that. Every backlink has a job, and this kind of link's job is trust and variety.
977 orders. A 5.0 rating. A private list I check myself.
Start my orderAlmost any company with a website benefits from a proper footprint. It's especially useful for:
If your site is in a sensitive niche, message me first and I'll tell you honestly whether these links are a good fit.
I'm one person, not a link farm or an agency with a sales team. When you message me, you talk to the person who actually builds your links. Building them properly has been the core of my work since day one, and I still check my list myself.
I started SEO in 2022, my very first project was link building, and I've since completed 977 orders on Fiverr with a 5.0 rating, for clients in the USA, South Korea, China, Norway and many other countries.
You can read every review on my Fiverr page yourself. I'd rather you check than take my word for it. And if I don't think links are what your site needs right now, I'll tell you that too.
It's a link from a member page or listing on another site, like a directory entry, a showcase page or a forum account, that includes your web address. Each one is a small trust signal, and together they form the base of a natural link footprint.
Strong, well-moderated platforms in each category: major directories and review platforms, career and showcase platforms, developer platforms like GitHub, and established creator platforms and communities. The best mix depends on your niche, which is why I choose from my own checked list instead of a public one.
Real accounts with complete details, platforms that are checked and still indexed, relevance to your niche, consistent company information, and a full report you can verify. If a seller can't tell you which kinds of sites they use or won't show you live URLs, walk away.
Yes. Links are still one of the main ways search engines judge authority, and AI search tools tend to cite brands that show up widely across the web. What's changed is that quality and relevance matter far more than volume.
Anything from a few cents for a basic listing to hundreds of dollars for a guest article on a strong site. My packages start at $5 for 20 links, because this kind of link is foundation work, not a premium placement.
There are tools that claim to create hundreds of accounts automatically. I'd stay away. Automated accounts are exactly what platforms and search engines look for and remove, and they can leave a messy footprint that's hard to clean up.
Some are and some aren't, because every site sets its own rules and those rules change. A natural footprint has both. If dofollow matters a lot for your campaign, tell me and I'll weight your order toward sites that currently give them.
Indirectly, yes. Tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity tend to mention brands that show up consistently across the web. A complete, consistent footprint on trusted platforms is part of how your brand becomes one of those names. If AI visibility is your main goal, my AI SEO services go much deeper.
Some will, over time. Search Console only shows a sample of the links pointing at your site, and new ones can take weeks to appear, so don't worry if you don't see every URL from your report there. The report itself is the full record.
For a brand-new site, yes. Twenty genuine listings give search engines a few reliable signals and paths to your content while you work on everything else. For an established brand, Growth or Pro will make a much bigger difference.
Yes. Send me the URLs and I'll either split one package across them or quote a custom order, with a separate report for each one. Agencies do this all the time.
It depends on the package. I'll confirm the timeline before you pay, and I'll always spread the work out sensibly rather than rush it.
Message me before you order and I'll explain exactly how I handle links that drop off. I'd rather you know the terms upfront than be surprised later.
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