Web 2.0 backlinks come from free publishing platforms — you create real content on their platform, and link back to your site from within it. They work best when the content is genuinely useful on its own, not a thin page built only to hold a link.
Web 2.0 Backlinks
Free publishing platforms where you can build out a page or post that links back to your site.
| Website | Link | Access | DA / DR | How to Get It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blogger (Google) | DoFollow | Free |
DA 96 DR 94 Moz / Ahrefs (illustrative) · Sample data |
Create a free Blogger site under a Google account, publish original content, and link back to your main site. |
| Medium Publication | NoFollow | Free |
DA 95 DR 93 Moz / Ahrefs (illustrative) · Sample data |
Publish a full article on your own Medium profile or pitch a relevant Medium publication, with a link back in your author bio or in context. |
| Tumblr Blog | DoFollow | Free |
DA 88 DR 84 Moz / Ahrefs (illustrative) · Sample data |
Start a free Tumblr blog, publish genuinely useful posts related to your niche, and link back to your site where relevant. |
Rows marked as sample data are placeholders for demonstrating the directory — verify DoFollow status and DA/DR figures with a live tool before treating them as current.