Last Friday night, we received an urgent call from Mr. Lin, a business owner in Wenzhou: “Engineer Zheng! Our website suddenly disappeared from Google!” After a late-night remote inspection, we were shocked—the site had over 3,000 Indian backlinks and even a hidden gambling link!
This isn’t just a scare tactic. Last year, we handled an extreme case where a Shenzhen electronics factory purchased a “10,000 Backlink Package,” only to find 70% of the links pointing to adult websites.
When it comes to backlinks, Guangsu Tech has paid millions in “tuition fees.” In 2019, we experimented with Fiverr’s backlink services—a Pakistani seller promised “DA40+ premium links” but delivered nothing but PBN link farms. To make matters worse, these links vanished after three months, causing our client’s rankings to plummet.
Now, our backlink strategy is more exclusive than ever:
• Only 3-5 editorial links from authoritative industry sites per month
• Strictly follows Google’s “Content is King” principle
• All link-building partners undergo 6-month vetting
Cheap backlinks are a false economy. It’s like comparing frozen ribbon fish from a wet market to Michelin-grade bluefin tuna—they’re not even in the same league!
