Link building for eCommerce stores
Category pages and product pages rarely earn links on their own. I place links on real sites in your niche so the pages that make money can rank.
Which store pages need links
- Category pages. They target the biggest buying keywords, like "women's running shoes", and they are the first priority.
- Best-selling products. A few links to top products help them rank for exact product searches.
- Buying guides. Links to helpful guides pass value to the categories they link to.
- Homepage. Brand-name links build trust, and they keep your anchor mix natural.
Sites that fit stores
The right site depends on what you sell: fashion and beauty, home and garden, tech, pets, fitness, food and many more. In your dashboard you can filter 20,000+ sites by niche, country, DA, DR and traffic, and see each price before you order.
See how on-page and off-page SEO worked for a fashion site in the Love My Fashions case study.
How it works
- 1
Pick sites
in your niche, or send me your store and I pick them.
- 2
Send target pages and anchors
, or upload a CSV of URLs and anchors in the cart.
- 3
Approve the article
before it is published, if you want.
- 4
Get the live links
and a report in your account.
If a link never goes live, you get a full refund. If a link is removed within 12 months, I replace it free.
Pair links with on-page work
Links work best when the page itself is strong. If your category pages are thin, start with eCommerce SEO and then build links to them.
A simple first plan for a store
- 1
Pick 3 to 5 category pages
that already get some impressions in Search Console.
- 2
Build 2 to 4 links to each
over the first two months, from sites in your niche.
- 3
Add brand links to the homepage
so your anchor mix stays natural.
- 4
Check rankings after 6 to 8 weeks
and move the next links to the pages that moved most.
Anchors that work for stores
Use your store name and URL for most links. For category pages, use descriptive anchors like "running shoes for women" sparingly, and mix in natural phrases such as "this collection" or "their range of trail shoes". Too many exact keyword anchors is the most common reason store links stop working.
Questions
Should I build links to product pages or category pages?
Mostly category pages. They target bigger keywords and stay live longer than single products.
Do you work with stores in any country?
Yes. You can filter sites by country, for example UK sites for a UK store.
Do you work with CBD or vape stores?
No. I do not work on CBD, vape, adult or illegal niches.
Want a plan for your site?
Send your website and target pages. You get the sites, anchors and prices before you pay.
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