203 sites from €90 excl. VAT: median authority 36, median traffic 136 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Games and entertainment is a lively niche in Denmark, where gaming studios, streaming platforms, esports communities and leisure blogs all compete for attention online. Backlinks from Danish sites in this theme help you reach a local audience and send relevant signals to search engines. Here is how to read the market, choose sites and plan a realistic budget.
A link from a Danish publication in your own field carries more context than a generic one. If you promote a mobile game, a board game shop, a ticketing service or a streaming-related product, a mention on a site whose readers already follow gaming and leisure topics is likely to bring qualified visits as well as SEO value. The language also matters: Danish content tells search engines which market you are addressing.
Currently 204 sites are available in this category, and every one of them offers dofollow links (100%). That makes it easy to compare options on the metrics that really differ: authority, traffic and editorial quality. For a wider view, you can browse Games & Entertainment backlinks across all countries or see everything on offer in backlinks and sponsored articles in Denmark.
The median authority (DR, or DA when DR is missing) is 36, and 59% of the sites reach 30 or more. By range, 47 sites sit at 0–19, 36 at 20–29, 38 at 30–39, 72 at 40–59 and 11 at 60 and above. The bulk of the catalogue therefore lies in the mid-to-upper bracket, which is a good fit for most campaigns.
Traffic is more modest: the median is 136 organic visits per month. In a local-language niche this is not a red flag in itself, since a small, focused audience can be more valuable than a large, vague one. Look at whether the site publishes regularly, whether the articles are about real topics, and whether the traffic seems consistent with the authority score. Our guide to Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR explains how to weigh these indicators, and this article on spotting PBNs and link farms lists warning signs to check before you order.
Prices include the article and exclude VAT. They start at €90, the median is €351, and the top 10% most powerful sites begin at €1272. A sensible approach is to build a mix: a few mid-priced placements on relevant sites with solid authority, rather than a single expensive link. For a broader benchmark, see real guest post prices by niche and DR and the pricing overview.
Whatever the budget, keep anchors varied and natural, mixing brand names, URLs and descriptive phrases. Over-optimised anchors are a classic mistake, covered in the guide on anchor text distribution. Also avoid choosing a site on authority alone: a well-matched article on a 30–40 site often outperforms an off-topic link on a stronger one.
The articles that work best are useful to readers: game reviews, buying guides, event or release roundups, and in-depth features that cite your product as a relevant resource. Avoid pure advertising copy, which is less likely to be well received by readers or editors. If your business also covers other areas, nearby themes such as Tech & IT backlinks in Denmark or Sports & Fitness backlinks in Denmark can complement the campaign.
Targeting several markets? Compare the Danish offer with neighbouring options like Games & Entertainment in Germany or in the Netherlands. LinkBooster lets you filter by authority, traffic and price so you can shortlist sites quickly.
There are currently 204 sites in this category, all offering dofollow links.
Prices start at €90 excluding VAT, with a median of €351. The most powerful 10% of sites start at €1272. The article is included in every price.
Neither alone. Aim for topical relevance first, then a reasonable authority (the median is 36) and signs of a real audience. The median traffic is 136 visits per month, so a modest figure is normal in this market.