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Buy Web 2.0 Backlinks — 50 Links, Each Inside an Article

A web 2.0 backlink is a link from a blog on a platform anyone can publish on. Big foundation packs build them in volume. This pack does the opposite: 50 links, each inside a short article written for your topic, published on a blogging platform and checked live before it reaches your report.

What to expect — Foundation: Volume foundation links — Web 2.0, wiki, bookmarks and profiles — to diversify your backlink profile. Built for quantity, not headline authority. A smart base layer; pair it with a Premium pack for real ranking power.

Add the ranking layer. Foundation links diversify your profile; they don’t move rankings on their own. What moves them is hand-placed text links inside real articles 50 Premium Quality Backlinks (₹5,999).

Build both together

Links

50

Quality

Foundation (web 2.0 posts with articles)

Delivery

7–12 days

Type

Do-follow

Host authority

Foundation (web 2.0 posts with articles)

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Real established platforms — no PBNs, drip-released for a natural pace

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Live URL + Backlinkcart Authority Score on every link

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12-month replacement

Any link that drops within a year is replaced free

₹1,499+ 18% GST

₹1,769 all-in incl. GST · 7–12 days · 12-month replacement

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A link drops, we rebuild it free for 12 months. Every link is listed in your report — verify each one yourself in Moz. We publish what actually stays live, including the parts that look bad.

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Why 50 links can cost more than 1,200

Because they are not the same thing bought in different quantities. A foundation pack builds breadth — many placements across many platforms, so a thin profile stops looking thin. A contextual pack buys placement: your link inside the body copy of an article on an independent site that had to agree to publish it. Counting links per rupee across the two is like pricing a taxi against a bus by the seat.

Where the link sits
Foundation: a profile, bookmark, wiki entry or web 2.0 post. Contextual: inside the article body.
Whose site it is on
Foundation: platforms that accept anyone. Contextual: an independent site that agreed to publish.
Relevance to your subject
Foundation: broad by design — diversity is the point. Contextual: niche-relevant, hand-vetted.
What it is for
Foundation: breadth and diversity. Contextual: depth on the pages you care most about.

Why the cheaper pack can show a higher DA

You will notice the foundation packs quote DA 30–90 and the contextual packs DA 20–50. Both are accurate, and they measure different things. On a web 2.0 or profile link, the DA belongs to the platform— a page on a big blogging host inherits that host’s score, not its own. On a contextual placement, the DA belongs to the independent site your link is actually on. That is why we quote the smaller number for the dearer pack rather than the flattering one.

Most sites want both, in that order

This page is the breadth half, and it is the right place to start. Once a profile has volume behind it, the usual next move is a smaller number of hand-placed contextual links pointed at the handful of pages that actually earn money. Different job, not a better version of this one.

What happens after this batch

Foundation links are the base layer of a link profile — coverage and diversity, so the stronger links you build later have something underneath them. On their own they are not what moves a competitive keyword; editorial placements do that. Most people start here and add editorial links once the base is in place.

How it works

  1. 1You order

    Pay securely, then send your target URL and keywords — or add them by email after paying. Your slot is reserved either way.

  2. 2We place by hand

    Our SEO team hand-builds each link on real, relevant sites and drip-delivers over 7–12 days so the velocity looks natural to Google.

  3. 3You get the report

    A white-label PDF + CSV listing every live link, its anchor text and the page it points to — open any of them and check it yourself. Covered by a 12-month free link replacement.

Not sure how many links your site needs? Estimate it with the free calculator →

What you’ll receive

Every order ships with a white-label report — PDF + CSV — listing every live link. Here’s the exact format (sample rows shown):

Host siteAnchor textTypeDo-follow
seotoolsindia••.blogspot.comYourBrandWeb 2.0Yes
digitalgrowth••.wordpress.comyourwebsite.comWeb 2.0Yes
brandnotes82••.bmswiki.comYourBrand official siteWikiYes
marketingnotes••.pages10.comhttps://yourwebsite.comWeb 2.0Yes
tradeinsights••.aboutyoublog.comYourBrandWeb 2.0Yes
Sample / example format · host domains redacted · your report shows real live URLs, verified on the page · where we can locate your link on the page, the report also carries a photo of itSee the full sample report →

What web 2.0 backlinks are

Web 2.0 sites are platforms where anyone can open a blog and publish: the big hosted blogging services and publishing platforms. A web 2.0 backlink is a link from a post on one of them to your site.

The platform's domain is strong, which is why people buy web 2.0 backlinks at all. The individual blog is new and small, which is why they are affordable. Both halves are true, so judge a pack by what sits around the link, not by the platform's name.

Why every link sits inside an article

A link on an empty page, or on a page of spun text, tells a search engine very little. A link inside a short article about your topic gives it context: the words around the link say what your page is about.

So each of the 50 is placed in an article written around your niche, with the anchor worked into the text. The articles are short supporting posts, not pieces pitched to an editor like a guest post, but they are about your subject.

Before you buy web 2.0 backlinks: what 50 links will and won't do

If you buy web 2.0 backlinks expecting them to lift a competitive keyword on their own, they will disappoint. They add referring domains, anchor variety and topic-matched text to a young link profile, which is useful groundwork rather than a finishing move.

They work best underneath stronger links: a few guest posts or in-article placements on established sites, supported by a layer like this one.

  • 01Adds referring domains and anchor variety
  • 02Topic-matched text around every link
  • 03A sensible first layer for a new site
  • 04Not a substitute for links on established, relevant sites

Choosing a web 2.0 backlinks service: why this one is 50 links, not 5,000

Web 2.0 links are sold in two very different ways. At volume, accounts are opened and posted to in bulk, which is how a pack can carry hundreds or thousands of links for a low price. A smaller order puts a written article on each blog, which takes longer and costs more per link.

Both have a place. If raw volume is the goal, our foundation packs deliver hundreds of links for less. If you want every link to sit in readable text about your topic, this is the pack for that.

What you get in the report

Every link is fetched before it reaches you. A link counts only if the page loads and actually contains a link to your site. The report lists each live URL, the anchor used and whether the link is dofollow.

Posts on hosted platforms are sometimes removed by the platform. If a batch comes back short of 50 live links, it is topped up before delivery rather than padded.

Everything in this package

  • 50 web 2.0 backlinks
  • Each link inside an article written for your topic
  • Anchored and naked-URL links mixed
  • Every link checked live before delivery
  • Report with every live URL and anchor
  • Topped up if a batch verifies short
See a sample of the report you’ll receive →

Where your backlinks come from

Web 2.0 blog postsA short article around every linkAnchored and naked-URL links

Who orders this package most often

  • 01Sites that want web 2.0 links with real text around them, not empty accounts
  • 02Blogs and small business sites building their first links
  • 03SEOs adding a layer of topic-matched posts under stronger links
  • 04Anyone who wants a small, checkable web 2.0 order before a bigger one

What customers say

Real reviews from Backlinkcart customers on Trustpilot — every one is public, so you can open it and check it yourself.

  • nitish jangra

    Reviewed on Trustpilot

    Great service and very professional

    Great service and very professional. I really appreciate their focus on ethical, legal SEO practices and genuine results. Highly recommended!

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  • Paplu Saikia

    Reviewed on Trustpilot

    Got the Geo service from backlinkcart

    Got the Geo service from backlinkcart. The report is very well explained and I got my fixes done on time. Most Recommended!

    See this review on Trustpilot →
  • Rahul Sahani

    Reviewed on Trustpilot

    Had a great experience with them

    Had a great experience with them. Needed some quality guest posts and they provided them with ease. We'll definitely recommend their services.

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Frequently asked

What is a web 2.0 backlink?

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A link to your site from a post on a publishing platform where anyone can start a blog. The platform's domain is well known; the blog carrying your link is new. That combination is what makes these links useful as groundwork and affordable next to guest posts.

Are the articles written for my site?

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Each article is written around your topic and target page, with your anchor worked into the text. They are short supporting posts rather than editorial pieces, so read them as context for the link, not as content marketing.

Are all 50 links dofollow?

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Most blogging platforms pass links as dofollow, but some mark them nofollow. Your report says which each one is.

Which websites can the links point to?

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Most sites and niches are fine. We do not build links to gambling, betting, adult or other restricted sites, and we look at the target site before starting.

How long does delivery take?

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Usually 7 to 12 working days, including the time it takes to check every link before the report is sent.

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