About Earthly Blogging

What the shop is

Earthly Blogging is a self-serve marketplace for individual dofollow backlinks, sold as editorial placements and link insertions on real websites. The catalogue holds more than 50,000 vetted donor domains.

Each row lists Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price, so you can decide for yourself. That is the whole idea. Prices run from $1 to about $500 per link, and there is no subscription. If you came to buy relevant links without a sales call, that is how we work.

The same inventory, accounts and orders are shared with other brands that use the same platform. Our voice and our advice are our own.

The idea came from a simple observation about green niches. Gardeners, repairers and zero-waste writers tend to be wary of hype, and they are right to be. So the shop is deliberately quiet, with no countdown timers and no sale banners. Just rows.

How we think about links

We think of links like trellis wire. Useful, quiet, and no substitute for a plant that wants to grow.

Timing claims are typical cases only. A placement that took a day for one order may take longer for another, and a page that gains impressions in one month may sit still in the next. Patience is part of the method. So is a notebook with dates in it, kept honestly, month after month.

Good writing, a clear page and patient pacing do most of the work, and a handful of relevant placements may help a page that has earned a look. Google decides what counts, and its spam systems have targeted unnatural links since at least the December 2022 link spam update.

We make no ranking promises, ever. We will tell you plainly when a plan looks too hasty, because a calm order beats a frantic one.

Where our figures come from

Our link data comes from our own crawler and our own index, refreshed roughly monthly. It is not as complete as Ahrefs or Semrush, which you may want for deep audits.

The articles written for placements are AI-written by default, with one clean link to your page. That is the default. You can replace that with your own prompt or a finished article. If you own a site and want to sell placements, you set a price, approve every one, and are paid weekly.

We are a small team with a clear brief, and we try to keep our claims smaller than our product, and to name the limits of our data. That is a habit we mean to keep, plainly and without fuss, as the catalogue grows, the pricing shifts and the guides on this site are revised to match what actually happens when links go live on real blogs.