139 sites from €27 excl. VAT: median authority 36, median traffic 2 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Bulgaria's fashion and beauty web is small but active, made up of lifestyle magazines, beauty blogs, shopping guides and women's interest portals. The catalogue lists 140 sites in this niche, which gives you a real choice if you want a link in front of a relevant local audience. Here is how to read the numbers, pick the right sites and plan a sensible budget.
A link from a Bulgarian fashion or beauty publication tells search engines that your brand is relevant to the local market. It also sends readers who are already interested in cosmetics, clothing, skincare or accessories. For an online shop, a salon, a cosmetics label or a stylist, that combination of topical relevance and local language is hard to get any other way.
Local links are especially useful when you are entering the market from abroad. If you are building a multi-country profile, our guide to international SEO and backlinks explains how to balance links between markets, and the Bulgaria hub shows what is available in other topics.
Authority is spread unevenly. Of the 140 sites, 57 sit between DR 0 and 19, 16 between 20 and 29, 27 between 30 and 39, 34 between 40 and 59, and only 6 reach 60 or more. The median authority is 36, and 48% of sites score 30 or higher, so almost half the list is solid enough for a serious campaign. The median site draws 2,492 organic visits per month, which is a useful benchmark when you compare options.
Link quality is also reassuring: 99% of the links are dofollow, so they can pass authority. Whatever the attribute, make sure the article is clearly marked as sponsored where required. Our explainer on rel=sponsored vs nofollow vs UGC covers what Google expects.
Prices, with the article included and excluding VAT, start at €27. The median is €287, and the top 10% most powerful sites start at €1,339. In practice, a handful of affordable placements on mid-authority sites can build a natural-looking profile, while a premium placement is better kept for a launch or a key landing page.
To judge whether a price is fair, compare it with authority and traffic rather than with the cheapest offer. The 2026 backlink price guide shows how to estimate a link's value, and the pricing page summarises typical costs.
Start with relevance: the site should publish in Bulgarian or in the language of your target audience, cover beauty, fashion or lifestyle, and show genuine readership. Then check authority and traffic together. A site with a high score but no visits is a warning sign, and our article on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the signals to look for.
Avoid repeating the same exact-match anchor, and write articles that are useful to readers, such as trend roundups, product comparisons or routine guides. Vary your anchors as explained in the guide to anchor text distribution. When you are ready, you can browse sponsored articles or compare with neighbouring markets such as Poland and Czechia. LinkBooster lets you filter by these criteria before ordering.
There are 140 sites in this niche, ranging from low-authority blogs to a small group of sites with an authority of 60 or more.
Prices start at €27 with the article included, excluding VAT. The median is €287, and the strongest 10% start at €1,339.
Yes, 99% of them are dofollow. Check the page details for each site, and label sponsored content as required.