The QGP Domains Database

At QGP, we have a few main components that make us unique.

First, we have the QGP 3.0 Platform. Developed over 2 years by our senior in-house software team, and a few hundreds of thousands of dollars in investment.

Second, we have our Senior Orders Team. Experienced client managers who take full control over our clients’ orders, follow a well-defined process and, essentially, do the heavy lifting.

But there’s also a third component that makes QGP irreplaceable in your SEO link building arsenal.

Our monstrous database of websites.

Over the past 7 years, we’ve negotiated 80,000+ deals with website owners, bloggers and brokers, so that our clients can easily reach these websites.

All these websites are crawled by the QGP 3.0 bots, their HTML extracted, and their SEO metrics analyzed.

In addition to crawling the Homepages, we’ve also crawled all the sub-pages of these websites, so they can populate our Niche Edits (Link Insertions) Service.

This way, our clients gets easy access to 800,000+ pages, all ranking for keywords, with the powerful QGP 3.0 search interface.

There’s 3 typical ways the standard SEO links provider finds websites to sell links on:

1. They use a public list of websites, freely circulating online

The problem with using public lists and brokers is obvious - the more SEOs use a website, the higher the chance for footprints and a potential Google penalty.

Eventually, these lists reach Google and most sites get marked for deindexing, best case, or marked as baits/traps, worst case.

2. They use PBNs (Private Blog Networks)

The problem with using PBNs is, again, footprints, but on a more technical level. When a PBN network is developed, there’s a magnitude of footprints that can be introduced both on the Network and Content levels.

And don’t get me wrong - PBNs work.

But when they are really private, and not when offered as part of a link building service.

3. They use their own small private lists of websites

Which is actually the right thing to do.

But, the problem with having a limited number of websites is a logistical one. You simply don’t have enough sites to publish links to, leading to an overuse as you grow as a service.

Still, building your own list of websites is the way to go in terms of quality and safety.

Except there’s one problem.

It takes a lot of time and money that providers are usually not willing to invest.

The QGP database is unique in a few key aspects:

7 Years of Outreach and Investment

First, we spent 7 years of constant outreach and investment to negotiate all the deals that we have.

You can’t fake hard work.

The result is 80,000+ websites and 858,215 pages available for your SEO projects.

Advanced Crawlers that Analyze the Data

Second, we built QGP 3.0 around this concept, so that all of our websites are crawled and analyzed in real-time.

So that there are no stalled metrics, no deindexed sites. It’s all automatic and easy to keep fresh.

A Database Free of Footprints

Third, we built our own proprietary Anti-Footprints System (AFS), so that our database (and the domains we deliver) is clean of any accidental footprints, and that our writers are forced to not introduce accidental footprints inside the content.

It takes a lot of technical knowledge on how the Network and software algorithms work, as well as a lot of common sense. But we’ve done a pretty good job at that.

Sophisticated Ordering Interface to Match Every Need

And finally, we built the QGP 3.0 Order Interface, that allows our current and future customers to browse a monstrous amount of websites, domains and pages/URLs, in order to find the most relevant, most visited, and most efficient content to publish their links on, based on their SEO project’s specifics.