About GoogleMapSEO, the link shop that thinks in branches
We sell individual dofollow links on vetted sites. We write for people who manage many addresses, and we try to be plain about what a link can do for them.
What we are
GoogleMapSEO is a self-serve marketplace. It holds 50,000+ vetted donor domains. Each row shows Domain Rating, organic traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price. You filter, add rows to a basket, pay, and the placement usually goes live within about 24 hours.
Our data comes from our own crawler and our own index, which is refreshed on its own schedule. Simple enough. We say so because you should never take a number on faith. Check it against Ahrefs or Semrush if you like.
The same inventory sits behind a REST API and an MCP connection for agents in ChatGPT and Claude. Paying a basket is always a step a person approves.
Why does it matter? Because a chain rarely buys one link. It buys a few for each of many pages, and it needs to see every row before paying. Spreadsheets of mystery links are what we try to avoid.
The team behind the marketplace writes these guides itself. We cite Google's own documents, Search Console and the major tools by name, and we mark every worked example as an example.
What we do and do not do
We sell links to web pages
Placements are permanent dofollow links to the URL you pick, one link per article.
We do not manage Maps listings
No profile edits, review work or citations. Those jobs belong to you or a local specialist.
We do not promise positions
A link is one input among several. Read the franchise decision tree to see where it fits.
We charge per placement
From $1 to about $500, no subscription, with invoices on request.
How an order goes
You open the marketplace and filter by niche, language, traffic and price. Then you add rows to the basket, and each row takes its own target URL and keyword. Nothing is charged at that point. Review the basket, pay from your balance, and watch the status in your ordered links.
Three content modes exist per order. The article can be written automatically from your URL and keyword, from your own prompt, or you can hand us a finished article. The link is one clean link to your page.
People who want to buy inbound links for twelve branches do not need twelve accounts. One balance funds every row. Agencies use the same setup for client lists.
Publishers can also sell links on their own sites. They set a price, approve every placement, and are paid out weekly.
Want to see it before you commit? Browse first. An empty basket costs nothing and teaches you the price range in ten minutes.
Why a site about branches
Most link marketplaces talk to one kind of buyer. Ours does not. Link marketplaces tend to assume a single site, a single homepage. Chains and crews with vans have a different shape. They own many pages that each need a different small push.
So the guides here are about that shape. See the duplicate pages teardown, the service-area plan and the glossary.
Questions go through your account.
We write about today's problems. Not 2012's. Google's Penguin update arrived in April 2012 and the spam policies have grown since, with the March 2024 update adding rules on scaled content. A branch network that copies pages is exactly who those rules were written for.