Tired of begging for backlinks?
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That’s exactly why I built Linkbazaar.
Instead of cold emails that get ignored or overpriced deals, it works on a simple credit system:
Give backlinks → earn credits.
Spend credits → get backlinks.
No forced swaps.
No PBNs.
Auto-verified links so credits aren’t wasted.
Even AI topic suggestions to keep things contextual.
I got sick of how broken link building felt, so I wanted a fair trade model that rewards people who actually contribute.
If you’ve been stuck chasing links, what’s the biggest pain point you’d want solved?
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Outreach feels like shouting into the void. The hardest part is rejection after long research. A credit system makes sense, I'd want assurance links stay live long-term without sudden removals.
@paul_mbetobong True, if it's rejected after research - it's hard and wasted effort. That's we encourage site owners to give backlinks to be in the community. So we should have enough sites in the community to give links, which is what we are trying to get.
Please do signup for beta waitlist, we are opening soon
Most of us have felt how messy backlinks can be - endless outreach, overpriced vendors, or links that quietly disappear.
With Linkbazaar I wanted to flip that into a fair trade: credits, verified links, and actual choice on where you give/get backlinks, and also contextual AI suggestions because many times that research itself takes time.
I’m curious - if you could fix just one thing about link building, what would it be?
Hey interesting idea.
Just curious - Why is giving a backlink 1 credit and recieving 2?
@sathish_nagarajan I would love to know how it goes!!! Mind if I reach out in the future about this?
Also, would you be interested in exploring some sort of collab? I run a directory/blog for early stage startups! While posting to directories is for optimizing for visibility, its also for getting a back link.