240 sites from €40 excl. VAT: median authority 27, median traffic 196 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Poland's automotive web covers car reviews, used-vehicle advice, motorcycle communities, tuning, and workshop and parts content. This page lists 242 Polish Auto & Moto sites where you can publish a sponsored article with a backlink. Below is how to read the numbers, choose the right placement and set a realistic budget.
A link from a Polish car or motorcycle site tells search engines that your page is relevant to local drivers, buyers and enthusiasts. That matters for dealerships, parts shops, detailing studios, insurers, rental firms and workshops targeting Polish-speaking customers. Context is the main advantage: a link inside an article about winter tyres or leasing carries more topical weight than one dropped into a generic directory.
If you are expanding across borders, the same logic applies in other markets, and our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance country profiles. You can also compare neighbouring markets such as automotive backlinks in Germany before deciding where to invest first.
The catalogue is mostly made of modest sites. The median authority is 27, and 29% of sites reach 30 or more. By authority band: 100 sites sit at 0–19, 71 at 20–29, 26 at 30–39, 32 at 40–59 and 13 at 60 or above. Median organic traffic is 196 visits per month, so many titles are niche blogs and regional portals rather than mass-audience media. That is not a drawback by default: a small, focused audience of real car buyers can convert better than a large, unfocused one.
Dofollow links make up 94% of listings, so passing link equity is the norm here. Still, it is worth checking each page's attributes before ordering, and reading our advice on spotting PBNs and link farms to filter out sites that exist only to sell links.
Prices start at 40 € per article, with the median at 111 € (excl. VAT, article included). The top 10% most powerful sites begin at 1172 €. For most campaigns, a mix works best: several mid-priced placements on relevant sites rather than a single expensive one. For a deeper look at valuation, see how to estimate what a backlink is worth and the general pricing and backlink costs page.
When comparing sites, put topical fit first, then language and audience, then authority and traffic. Metrics are only indicators, as explained in the guide to SEO metrics like DR and DA. Look at whether the site publishes real, recent automotive content and whether its articles are read by people, not just indexed.
The most common error is chasing the highest authority regardless of subject. A strong but unrelated site brings less value than a focused car blog. Another is repeating the same exact-match anchor everywhere; vary your anchors, as detailed in the piece on anchor text distribution. Finally, avoid thin, promotional text: write something useful, such as a buyer checklist or a maintenance guide, and link naturally.
If you want to see how ordering works, the how it works page walks through the process on LinkBooster, from choosing a site to publication.
Articles start at 40 €, the median is 111 €, and the top 10% of sites begin at 1172 €, all excluding VAT and with the article included.
Yes for the most part: 94% of listed sites offer dofollow links. Check the details of each listing before you order.
Prioritise relevance and a genuine audience, then use authority as a secondary filter. With a median authority of 27, many useful Polish car sites are mid-range.