131 sites from €40 excl. VAT: median authority 33, median traffic 83 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Dutch environmental and ecology sites cover climate policy, circular economy, water management, renewable energy and sustainable living, topics where the Netherlands has both expertise and a very engaged audience. LinkBooster lists 131 such sites, with prices starting at €40 excl. VAT, article included. Here is how to read those numbers and pick placements that suit your goals.
A link from a Dutch publication on sustainability tells search engines your page belongs to a specific topic and a specific market. If you sell solar installations, reusable packaging, eco-certified products or consulting for energy transition, this relevance often matters more than raw authority. Dutch-language context also helps a local audience trust the mention.
It works just as well for NGOs, startups and research projects that want visibility among local readers. For a broader view of the market, see the overview of backlinks and sponsored articles in the Netherlands, or compare the same topic in other countries, such as environment backlinks in Germany.
The median price is €624 per placement, but the range is wide: the strongest 10% of sites start at €2,723, while entry-level options begin at €40. The median authority is 33, and 25% of sites reach 30 or more. By authority band, 83 sites sit at 0–19, 15 at 20–29, 13 at 30–39, 16 at 40–59 and 4 at 60+.
Median organic traffic is 83 visits per month, so many sites are small, niche blogs rather than large media. That is not necessarily a drawback, as long as the content is genuinely read by your audience. Also note that 99% of links are dofollow, though a clearly labelled sponsored link may still carry a sponsored attribute. Google's expectations are explained in rel=sponsored vs nofollow vs UGC.
Start with topical fit: the site's articles should genuinely discuss ecology, energy, nature or sustainable business. Then check language, since a Dutch-language article suits Dutch audiences best. Look at traffic and the quality of existing content rather than authority alone, and be wary of sites that publish on every subject; our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
For budget, a mix usually works better than one expensive link. You might combine a few affordable placements in the 20–39 authority range with one stronger article in the 40–59 band. The article how much a guest post costs helps compare prices across niches and DR levels. When you are ready, you can browse vetted sites to buy backlinks or review sponsored articles on vetted media.
The most common mistake is chasing authority while ignoring relevance: a high-DR general site rarely helps an eco-focused page as much as a tightly themed one. Another is repeating the same exact-match anchor text; keep anchors varied and natural, as described in anchor text distribution.
Avoid overly promotional greenwashing language, too. Environmental readers are quick to spot vague claims, so back your article with facts, certifications or data. A useful, credible piece earns clicks and mentions beyond the link itself. If your products also fit other themes, consider neighbouring categories like home and garden backlinks in the Netherlands.
Prices start at €40 excl. VAT with the article included. The median is €624, and the top 10% of sites begin at €2,723.
They can be, if the topic is relevant and the readers match your audience. The median traffic is 83 visits per month, so check content quality and fit rather than traffic alone.
99% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Sponsored content may still be labelled according to Google's guidelines, so follow the publisher's disclosure rules.