250 sites from €33 excl. VAT: median authority 40, median traffic 12 k visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Greek news and media sites give brands a way to earn editorial links in a market with its own language, readers and search habits. On this page, 250 sites are available, from small regional outlets to established publications. Here is how to choose among them, what to budget and which mistakes to avoid.
A link from a news or media site carries context that is hard to reproduce elsewhere. Articles are crawled often, readers are used to following references, and the surrounding content is usually topical. For a business targeting Greek-speaking users, a mention on a local publication also sends a clear geographic and linguistic signal. If you are building a wider presence, the Backlinks and sponsored articles — Greece hub shows other themes available in the country.
News sites also suit several kinds of content: a company announcement, a study with original figures, an expert comment on a current event or a useful explainer. The best sponsored articles read like real journalism and give readers something to learn, not just a promotional pitch.
The catalogue is very uneven, and that matters when you compare offers. The median authority is 40, and 44% of sites reach an authority of 30 or more. By authority band, 121 sites sit at 0–19, 19 at 20–29, 38 at 30–39, 55 at 40–59 and 17 at 60 or above. So there is a large entry-level group, a solid middle tier and a small top tier.
Median organic traffic is 12,450 visits per month, and 97% of links are dofollow. Prices include the article: they start at 33 €, the median is 363 €, and the strongest 10% start at 2367 € (excl. VAT). For a deeper look at how to value a link, read buying backlinks: 2026 prices and how to estimate a link's worth.
Start with relevance: a site whose readers could genuinely be interested in your offer will always beat a higher-authority site with no connection to your topic. Check that the language matches your audience, that the traffic looks real and that the site publishes regularly on varied subjects. Authority is a useful filter, but it is not a verdict. Trust Flow, Domain Authority and DR: which SEO metrics matter explains how to read these scores sensibly.
Think in terms of a portfolio. A few links from sites in the 40–59 band, complemented by cheaper placements for diversity, usually look more natural than a single expensive purchase. Vary your anchor text as well; the advice in anchor text distribution and how to avoid a penalty applies fully here.
If your product touches finance, technology or business, neighbouring pages such as Business & Entrepreneurship backlinks — Greece or Tech & IT backlinks — Greece can help you combine general news coverage with more specialised sites.
The most common mistake is choosing on price alone. Very cheap sites can be fine, but check for signs of link farms: unrelated topics, thin content, and pages stuffed with outbound links. Our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the red flags. Another mistake is publishing a purely promotional text; editors and readers both notice, and the link gains little value.
If you want to compare other markets, see News & Media backlinks — Italy or the global News & Media listing. LinkBooster lets you filter by authority, traffic and price before ordering, and how it works explains the process.
Prices, article included and excluding VAT, start at 33 €. The median is 363 €, and the top 10% of sites start at 2367 €.
Mostly yes: 97% of the listed sites offer dofollow links. Check each listing for details before you order.
The median is 40, and 44% of sites score 30 or above. Sites in the 30–59 range often offer a good balance between cost and impact, provided the topic and audience fit your business.