335 sites from €30 excl. VAT: median authority 34, median traffic 100 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Belgium's news and media sites offer a way to earn links in a multilingual market where Dutch, French and German-language outlets coexist. LinkBooster lists 335 Belgian sites in the News & Media category, all with dofollow links, so you can compare options by authority, traffic and budget before ordering. This page explains what to expect and how to choose.
Editorial-style sites are a natural home for contextual links. An article about a product launch, a market trend or a local event reads naturally on a news site, and the link inside it points to a page that is relevant to the story. This kind of placement also helps a brand appear in the same environment as the sources readers already consult.
Belgium adds a language layer. A link from a Dutch-language site will help a Flemish audience, while a French-language publication suits Wallonia and Brussels. Match the language of the host site to the language of your landing page, and you send clearer signals to both readers and search engines. If you target several markets, the international SEO and backlinks guide explains how to balance a link profile across countries.
Prices start at 30 €, excluding VAT, with the article included. The median is 250 €, and the top 10% of the most powerful sites start at 1371 €. The median authority score is 34 (DR, or DA when DR is not available), and 25% of the sites reach an authority of 30 or higher. Median organic traffic is 100 visits per month.
The authority split shows how the catalogue is structured: 220 sites are in the 0–19 band, 30 in 20–29, 27 in 30–39, 26 in 40–59 and 32 at 60 or above. Most of the supply is therefore small and local, while a limited group of strong publications commands higher fees. For a deeper look at what these figures imply, see the 2026 guide to backlink prices and link value.
Start with relevance. A site with modest authority but a genuine Belgian readership and a clear editorial line is often more useful than a high-score site with no connection to your audience. Check that the site publishes regularly, that its articles are not stuffed with unrelated links, and that its traffic looks consistent with its size. Our piece on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs.
Then think about the mix. A few links from stronger sites can anchor your profile, while several placements on mid-range sites add variety. Keep anchor text natural and varied, as explained in the anchor text distribution guide. Write the article around a real angle, such as a study, an announcement or a useful explanation, rather than a thinly disguised advert.
If your activity is not purely editorial, nearby categories may fit better. You can browse business and entrepreneurship backlinks in Belgium or the full Belgian backlinks overview to compare options.
The most common mistake is choosing on price or authority alone. Very low-cost sites can be fine, but check their content quality and audience before ordering. Another error is concentrating all links on one exact-match anchor or sending every link to the homepage.
Finally, plan ahead. Links work best as part of a steady strategy, not a one-off purchase. Compare this market with neighbouring ones, such as News & Media backlinks in the Netherlands or in France, and use the buy backlinks guide to set a budget and a calendar that suit your goals.
Prices start at 30 € excluding VAT, with the article included. The median is 250 €, and the top 10% of sites start at 1371 €.
Yes, all the links listed on this page are dofollow.
It can be, if the audience and topic are relevant. Most Belgian sites here score below 20, so judge them on content quality, language and traffic as well as authority.