We write for people who cut hair, treat patients and teach classes, not for people who live in SEO forums.
NoraSEO editorial team ·
What we do
NoraSEO is a self-serve marketplace for buying individual dofollow backlinks, wrapped in guides written for local service businesses. We do not run a retainer. We are not a local link building company in the agency sense.
You search a table of more than 50,000 vetted donor domains, add rows to a basket, pay from your balance and follow each placement in your account. Prices run from $1 to about $500 a link, with no subscription.
The guides come from our own crawler and our own index, which we use to look at how real sites link to each other. We do not publish customer stories, because we have none we can verify and will not invent them.
The marketplace also lets publishers sell links on their own sites. They set a price, approve every placement and get weekly payouts. That keeps supply honest. A site owner must say yes each time, and in 2026 that matters more than raw volume.
Why a site for salons and clinics at all
Owners of salons, dental practices, physio rooms and yoga studios get a steady stream of emails promising page one. Most of them are vague about what is actually delivered. We wanted a place where the product, the price and the process fit on one screen. We disagreed with that.
Hence the guides. Each one starts from a worry a practice owner really has, such as whether to hire someone, what a bundle contains or when to expect a change. Then it answers in the order a busy person reads: the answer, the reason, the next step.
We keep the claims modest. Links are one signal among many, and for a local business the Google Business Profile, reviews and a decent service page come first. Say so. Often.
What we will not write about
We will not tell you that a particular link moved a particular salon from position nine to position three. We have no way to prove such a story, and the stories you read online rarely survive a second look. Skip them.
We also stay away from medical advice. Clinics have their own rules on what an advertisement may say about treatments, and those rules differ by country and profession. Your articles, your wording, your responsibility; we simply publish what you approve. Fair.
What we can offer is arithmetic and process: how much a link costs, how long placement takes, which screen shows the status, and how to keep a sheet that tells you whether anything changed.
How we try to behave
Plain words
If a term needs a glossary, we explain it where it appears. You should never feel slow for asking.
No promises about rankings
Nobody controls Google. We describe what a link is and let you judge the price.
Small first orders
Our guides suggest three links, not thirty. See the order walkthrough.
Who to write to
Questions about orders, invoices or this site start from your account page. Sign in there to send a request or check an order. That is the only route. It keeps every question next to the order it concerns.
If you would rather compare options first, our retainer table lays out the trade-offs, and the timeline shows the pace we recommend. You can also sign in at any time to see the marketplace for yourself. Not sure where to start? The first guide is the cheapest and quickest read on the site, and it assumes you know nothing.