206 sites from €29 excl. VAT: median authority 49, median traffic 2 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Indonesia's business and entrepreneurship sites reach a fast-growing, mobile-first audience of founders, SMEs and investors. For brands targeting Southeast Asia, a backlink from a relevant local publication brings both SEO value and credibility with a real audience. Here is how to read the 206 sites available, set a budget and avoid common mistakes.
Indonesia has a dynamic startup scene, a large base of small and medium-sized companies and a growing digital economy. Local business publications cover funding, e-commerce, logistics, franchising and personal finance, which makes them a natural home for content from software vendors, service providers, consultancies and e-commerce brands entering the market.
A link placed in an article that Indonesian readers actually consult sends a clear geographic and topical signal. If your site targets the country, it complements the broader backlinks and sponsored articles available in Indonesia, and it fits into a wider international SEO and backlink strategy when you operate in several markets.
The catalogue lists 206 sites, and every link is dofollow. The median authority is 49, and 42% of sites reach an authority of 30 or more. The distribution is polarised: 110 sites sit between 0 and 19, 9 between 20 and 29, 14 between 30 and 39, 61 between 40 and 59, and 12 at 60 or above. The median organic traffic is 2210 visits per month.
In practice, the 61 sites in the 40–59 range are often the best compromise between strength and price. The lowest tier can suit tests or very local campaigns, but it rarely moves the needle on competitive queries. To understand what each indicator measures and its limits, see this comparison of Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR.
Prices, with the article included and excluding VAT, start at 29 €. The median is 166 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 426 €. A reasonable plan is to spread your budget over several mid-range sites rather than spend it all on a single placement. For a detailed breakdown, read how much a guest post costs by niche and DR.
Before ordering, check four points: topical fit with your offer, the language of the site (Indonesian or English, depending on your audience), real organic traffic rather than authority alone, and the editorial quality of existing articles. If you want to compare adjacent themes, the finance and investing sites in Indonesia and the tech and IT sites in Indonesia often cover related audiences.
The most common mistake is chasing the highest authority without checking relevance. A well-written article on a business site with genuine readership is worth more than a link on a metrics-inflated site. Learn to spot PBNs and link farms before you buy, and be wary of sites that publish on every topic imaginable.
Also vary your anchor texts: exact-match anchors repeated across many articles look unnatural. Mix brand names, URLs and descriptive phrases. Finally, write content that is useful to local readers, with Indonesian examples and context, rather than a translated press release. Platforms such as LinkBooster let you compare vetted sites before committing.
Yes, all the links listed on this page are dofollow, so they can pass authority to your site.
Prices start at 29 €, with a median of 166 €. The top 10% most powerful sites start at 426 €, article included and excluding VAT.
The median is 49. Sites between 40 and 59 usually offer a good balance of strength and cost, as long as their topic and traffic match your audience.