Most of this marketplace is a traffic channel rather than an SEO asset, and we say so on every display page: banner, button and search placements pass redirect links, not editorial ones. This page collects the exceptions — the placements whose publisher flags a do-follow link on the listing itself. Two things are worth being direct about. The first is that one link is a signal, not a strategy, and anyone selling a single placement as a ranking lever is overstating what it does; the buyers who get value here buy a handful across publishers with genuine topical relevance.
The second is that price and link value are only loosely related in this catalogue. Several of the cheapest listings here flag do-follow while much larger and more expensive ones do not, which means the efficient buy is rarely the obvious one.
| 20 placements priced in EUR | €230 to €29,250. These are ad placements, priced against contracted impressions rather than the host site’s traffic, so there is no single cost per thousand to rank them by — each page states its own. |
A do-follow press release on Crypto Briefing at €470 — 890,500 monthly readers at the best combination of reach, price and link in this group.
A sponsored article on CoinMarketCap at €29,250, carrying a do-follow link — the most authoritative do-follow placement in this catalogue.
A do-follow press release on IEX.nl, the largest Dutch-language investing site in this catalogue at 4.3 million monthly visitors.
A press release on Tokenpost at €1,870, carrying a do-follow link and reaching 2.1 million Korean-language readers.
A do-follow press release or guest post on Analytics Insight at €620 — a technology and data publication rather than a crypto one, reaching 600,000 monthly readers.
A do-follow press release on Bitcoinbazis at €250 — the only Hungarian-language placement in this catalogue, and one of very few that accepts gambling.
Four editorial formats on CoinGape from €780 to €1,950 — a press release, a sponsored article, a do-follow guest post or an editorially framed organic article.
A do-follow press release on Invezz at €780 — an investing and trading readership weighted towards Germany, Great Britain and the United States.
A do-follow press release on Crypto-Insiders at €1,170, or €1,950 for the higher tier — permanent publication to the largest Dutch crypto readership here.
A do-follow press release on CoinJournal at €320 — a small, long-established English masthead reaching German, British and American readers.
A do-follow press release on Bitcoin Sistemi at €230 — the same price as the cheapest Turkish option here, with a link attached.
A press release on Cryptotimes at €320 with a do-follow link — the second-cheapest release in this catalogue, and one of the few that passes link equity.
A do-follow press release on Beursduivel.be, the Belgian title in the Dutch investing network, at 814,900 monthly visitors.
A press release on BSC.news at €390 with a do-follow link — the cheapest chain-specific release in this catalogue.
A do-follow press release on Beurs.nl, 594,400 monthly visitors, with an unusual Canadian audience alongside the Benelux core.
A press release on Bitcoinworld.co.in at €620, carrying a do-follow link — one of the few placements in this catalogue that does.
A do-follow press release on Beursgorilla.nl at 528,000 monthly visitors — the smallest title in the Dutch investing network, at the same price as the largest.
Five content formats on Kriptofoni, all do-follow and all at €470 — a release, a guest post, a sponsored article, an organic article or a listicle.
A do-follow press release on Kryptomagazin.sk at €620 — the only Slovak-language placement in this catalogue.
A do-follow press release on Altcoinlog at €780, reaching Kazakh, Pakistani, Russian and Ukrainian readers.
On its own, not much, and we would rather say that than sell it as a ranking lever. It is worth buying as one of several signals from publications with genuine topical relevance to you.
Larger publications have more to protect and tend to be stricter about link policy. It means the efficient buy on this page is rarely the biggest name on it.
No. Every display format in this catalogue uses redirect links and each page says so. If the link is what you are buying, it will be an editorial placement.
