161 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 45, median traffic 69 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Environmental and ecology content in the United States covers a wide field, from renewable energy and climate policy to sustainable living, conservation and green products. A well-placed backlink on a relevant U.S. site can bring qualified readers and add topical weight to your own pages. Here is how to read the market of 161 available sites and spend your budget wisely.
Environmental topics are trust-sensitive. Readers and search engines both look for signs that a source is credible, so a link from an established publication that discusses sustainability carries more meaning than one from a generic directory. For eco-brands, NGOs, solar installers, recycling services or green SaaS tools, this kind of contextual mention supports visibility in a competitive niche.
Targeting the U.S. also makes sense when your audience, shipping area or regulations are American. Local relevance helps: a piece about state-level incentives or U.S. recycling habits will resonate more on a domestic site. For a wider view of the country, see backlinks and sponsored articles in the United States.
The median authority across these sites is 45, and 68% of them score 30 or higher. By authority band, 40 sites sit between 0 and 19, 11 between 20 and 29, 18 between 30 and 39, 79 between 40 and 59, and 13 at 60 or above. The bulk of the catalog therefore lives in the mid-range, which is where most campaigns find a good balance of credibility and cost.
Traffic deserves a careful look. The median organic traffic is 69 visits per month, which is modest. Many environmental blogs are small but tightly focused, so a low visit count is not automatically a red flag. Still, pair traffic with topical fit and editorial quality rather than judging on one metric. Around 98% of links are dofollow, but a healthy profile also tolerates labelled links; the guide on rel=sponsored, nofollow and UGC explains what Google expects.
Prices include the article and start at 30 €, excluding VAT. The median is 150 €, and the top 10% most powerful sites begin at 858 €. A sensible plan mixes a few mid-authority placements with one or two premium ones, instead of spending everything on a single link. For a deeper breakdown, read how much a guest post costs by niche and DR.
When shortlisting, check that the site publishes genuinely about the environment, writes in English for a U.S. audience, shows consistent editorial standards and does not look like a link farm. Our advice on spotting PBNs and low-quality sellers helps you filter out risky options. You can then browse vetted sites to buy backlinks or order sponsored posts on vetted media.
The most common error is chasing authority alone. A high-score site on an unrelated topic rarely helps an ecology brand as much as a relevant, mid-range one. Another is over-optimized anchor text: vary branded, descriptive and natural anchors, as explained in the guide on anchor text distribution.
Avoid greenwashing in the content itself. Claims about sustainability should be factual and verifiable, since editors and readers in this niche are quick to notice exaggeration. Finally, think beyond one country: if you also serve European markets, compare with environment backlinks in the United Kingdom or other regional listings.
There are 161 sites in this category, with a median authority of 45 and 68% scoring 30 or higher.
Prices start at 30 €, excluding VAT, article included. The median is 150 €, and the strongest 10% start at 858 €.
About 98% of the links are dofollow. Check each placement and keep your overall profile natural, with a mix of anchors and link attributes.