Who we are
About BlogYet and the blogs we write for
We started with a simple observation: many people own a blog they no longer update, and most link advice assumes a brand new site. BlogYet is written for the other group.
What BlogYet is
BlogYet is a self-serve marketplace for buying individual dofollow backlinks. The catalogue holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains, and each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.
Links cost from $1 and go up to about $500 for top domains. You pay as you go, with no subscription, and nothing is charged until you review the basket and pay.
The site is operated by the BlogYet editorial team. Contact is simple. Contact and account questions go through your account page. Please keep order numbers handy, because they let us find the right placement quickly and avoid guesswork about which link you mean. Short and clear messages work best, and a link to the page you promote helps us understand the context of the question you are asking.
How we work
Audit before you buy
Our guides push you to count what the blog owns first. See the audit routine.
Repairs before promotion
Broken redirects waste links already earned, so we cover the recovery steps.
Data from our own index
Where we cite link numbers they come from our own crawler and our own index, refreshed about monthly.
Straight limits
We do not promise rankings. Read our month-one plan for the wording we use.
Who we write for
Our reader owns a blog that slipped. Maybe it was a hobby site from 2017, a small business journal that lost its writer, or a niche project that earned a few hundred visits a month before life got busy. Such sites often keep real value, which is worth saying early.
We keep old blog backlinks in view throughout the guides, because they are the first thing worth counting. A forum thread, a roundup mention or a guest post from years ago can still pass something useful, provided the page it points to still loads.
That is why the marketplace sits at the end of our advice, not the start. Starting there would be easy, and for some readers it would be wasteful.
If your blog is already healthy and you only want a few placements, the marketplace works the same way. Filter, add to basket, review, pay.
Google's own guidance since the August 2022 helpful content update has pushed in the same direction: useful, maintained pages over fresh pages for their own sake. Maintenance is the whole job here.
What we will not do
We will not guarantee a position in Google. Rankings depend on content, competition and updates such as the March 2025 core update, and no seller controls those.
We do not publish invented reviews or case studies. When a guide uses numbers, they are marked as examples.
If a blog is not ready for links, we will say so, even if it costs us a sale. That is the point of the 90-day restart guide.
The product in plain numbers
Donors number 50,000+, each vetted for real traffic. Placements are permanent dofollow, the article is written automatically with one clean link to your page, and delivery usually takes about 24 hours.
You can order through the dashboard, by REST API with a Bearer key, or from an AI assistant over MCP. An agent may fill the basket, though a person approves the payment.
Publishers can also sell links on their own sites, set a price, approve each placement and receive weekly payouts.