2,207 sites from €51 excl. VAT: median authority 30, median traffic 56 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Denmark is a small, highly connected market where trust in online sources runs high, which makes local backlinks particularly valuable for brands targeting Danish users. LinkBooster lists 2,206 Danish sites open to sponsored articles and guest posts, across every topic. Here is how to read the data and choose well.
A link from a Danish site sends a clear geographic and linguistic signal. If your customers search in Danish, links from local publications help search engines associate your pages with that market, something a pile of generic international links rarely achieves. For a wider view of how country-level links fit together, see this guide to international SEO and backlinks.
Every one of the sites on this page delivers dofollow links (100%), so the link can pass authority as long as the surrounding content is relevant and well written. Whatever your sector, a placement in a real editorial context is worth more than a link dropped into a thin page.
The median authority is 30 (DR, or DA when DR is unavailable), and half of the sites reach 30 or more. By range: 588 sites sit at 0–19, 523 at 20–29, 320 at 30–39, 676 at 40–59, and 99 at 60 or above. The 40–59 band is the largest, which is good news if you want solid sites without paying for the very top.
Traffic is more modest: the median site receives 56 organic visits per month. That is normal for a small-language market, so do not dismiss a site on traffic alone. A niche blog with a loyal Danish audience can be more useful than a larger but off-topic site. To understand how these indicators relate, read which SEO metrics actually matter.
Start with relevance. Pick the category closest to your business: news and media for visibility and credibility, business and entrepreneurship for B2B services, tech and IT for software, or health and wellness for lifestyle brands. Other categories such as fashion, home and sports are available too, and the full topic and country index lets you compare them.
On budget, prices include the article and exclude VAT. They start at €51, the median is €285, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at €924. A realistic plan for most advertisers is a few placements around the median, rather than one expensive link. Our overview of 2026 backlink prices explains how to judge what a link is worth.
The most common error is buying on authority alone. A high score on a site with no Danish readers or an unrelated theme brings little. Check language, topic, and whether the site publishes real content before ordering.
Also avoid repeating the same exact-match anchor across many placements, and stay away from networks built only to sell links. Our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs. If you are ready to order, the sponsored articles page explains the process.
Prices start at €51 including the article, excluding VAT. The median is €285, and the strongest 10% of sites start at €924.
Yes, all the Danish sites listed provide dofollow links. Their value still depends on topical relevance and content quality.
The median is 30, and 50% of sites reach 30 or more. For most projects, sites between 30 and 59 offer a good balance of strength and price, provided the topic fits.