Who we are
About the MoarContent link desk
We run a marketplace for single dofollow placements, and we write for people who publish a lot. Editing is the house habit.
What MoarContent does
Nobody here sells packs. MoarContent is a self-serve marketplace for buying individual dofollow backlinks on real, traffic-vetted websites. The inventory holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains, and every row lists Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.
Prices start at $1 per link and climb to about $500 for top domains. There is no subscription. You top up a balance in the dashboard, pay a basket, and the placement usually goes live within about 24 hours.
How the desk works
Writing for publishers
Our pages answer questions from people who run large archives: which URL first, how many links, how to review. Start with the decision tree.
Our data
Where we describe data, it comes from our own crawler and our own index. We do not publish customer names or results, because we have none to show here.
Backlink solutions, kept small
Single links, chosen by hand, aimed at pages that deserve them. No chains, no packs, no promise of positions.
Authorship
Pages are signed by the MoarContent editorial team. We do not invent staff, quotes or case studies.
What we will not claim
We guarantee no rankings. We make no promise of safety from search engine action, because no honest seller can. A placement is a paragraph on someone else's real site, and what it does depends on your page.
If you publish in volume, our advice is usually to buy less than you planned and edit more. Read the myths page for the reasoning.
Who we write for
Our readers run blogs, programmatic sites and content networks with hundreds or thousands of URLs. Their problem is not writing. It is deciding where outside links should go, in what amount, and how to tell afterwards whether the money did anything.
That is why the pages on this site read like an editor's notes: a decision tree for link order, a list of mistakes with fixes, a glossary for the desk, a round of questions, and a page of myths. Dates matter to us, because advice without a date is only a rumour, and Google changes its ranking systems several times a year. We cite real Google updates, such as the March 2024 core update and the March 2025 core update, and we label every example as an example. Nothing is invented. If a number appears here it comes from the product itself, from a dated Google announcement, or from a worked example that says so in its first line, and we would rather leave a gap than fill it with a guess.
We also say what the product is not. Plainly. It does not replace Ahrefs or Semrush for full keyword research, and it does not replace the work of improving a page. It sells single placements, with the search and the status tracking around them. Some readers are sellers too. Publishers can also list their own sites, set a price and approve every placement, with payouts made weekly. If you run several blogs, one account can serve all of them, though each blog deserves its own list of target pages and its own review date in the calendar.
Ordering is possible through the dashboard, by REST API with a Bearer key, or through an AI agent over MCP. In every case a human approves the payment. Always. That boundary is deliberate, since a basket full of links is a spending decision and we want a person to make it.