One-Stop Backlink Resource Database

This page organizes various websites and platforms where you can get backlinks, and marks:

• Whether Self-Submission is supported (e.g., guest posting, account registration, directory submission, etc.)
• The website's DR (Domain Rating) score
• Whether the link is Dofollow or Nofollow

Convenient for you to quickly filter backlink opportunities suitable for your website, without having to search for scattered information everywhere.

DR (Domain Rating) is a metric used by third-party tools (such as Ahrefs) to measure the overall backlink strength and authority of a domain. A higher value generally represents:

• The website itself has better backlink quality and quantity
• Backlinks obtained from this site usually have higher SEO value for your website

Therefore, under the same conditions, you can prioritize websites with higher DR for backlinks.

• Dofollow Backlinks: Search engines will track and pass some authority, which directly helps improve website authority and rankings.
• Nofollow Backlinks: Search engines usually do not pass authority, leaning more towards bringing brand exposure and direct traffic.

Neither of these links is "useless", they just have different focuses:

• Want to improve authority/ranking → Prioritize Dofollow
• Want exposure/clicks/brand visibility → Nofollow is also good

The platforms we organize are mainly normal sites and common backlink channels, but this does not mean:

• Search engines 100% like all forms of backlinks
• Massive, mechanical acquisition of backlinks from a certain type of site is safe

We suggest you:

• Control the pace of backlink growth to avoid abnormal surges in the short term
• Maintain diversity of backlink sources (different types, different domains)
• Try to keep backlink content relevant to your website theme and valuable

Ultimately, safety depends on your usage and overall SEO strategy.

We cannot guarantee that all will be indexed, nor can we guarantee the indexing time. Influencing factors include:

• The crawl frequency and quality of the other website itself
• Your content quality (whether it is original and valuable)
• Relevance between websites, overall backlink layout, etc.

Suggestion:

• Write valuable content, not just for the sake of placing links
• Try to keep the copy surrounding the backlink highly relevant to your website theme

Generally, you can use the table according to this priority:

1. Prioritize platforms with Higher DR + Dofollow + Self-Submission
2. Combine with your industry, choose theme-relevant websites
3. Gradually expand to some high-quality Nofollow platforms to increase exposure and traffic

If you have limited time, you can first use the filter function to keep only: "High DR + Dofollow + Self-Submission".

Yes. Although high DR websites are more "valuable", small site backlinks also have value:

• Can enrich your backlink source structure, making it look more natural
• Some vertical niche websites have low DR but are highly precise for your target audience
• Some small sites may grow into high-authority websites in the future

Reasonable combination: High DR as "Core", Medium/Low DR as "Supplement".

We will irregularly update this backlink resource, including:

• Adding new available backlink platforms
• Removing websites that are obviously invalid, inaccessible, or have major rule changes
• Appropriately adjusting DR information and notes

If you find some links invalid or rules changed, you can also mark them or maintain your "private version" according to your situation.