OutreachMama Review – Is Their Guesting Posting Service Any Good?

For this Outreach Mama review, I’ll take you through my exact experience buying three links from this service.

OutreachMama is a well-known link-building service for SEO. They offer a range of different link-building strategies to make it easy for any business to ramp up its backlinks profile, including blogger outreach.

Is Outreach Mama worth it? Are the links any good?

Follow this review, where I’ll show you exactly what you could get when you buy links from Outreach Mama.

Outreach Mama Review (3rd Party Reviews)

I did a bit of research to see what other customers had to say about OutreachMama before I tried them out myself. I couldn’t find much information to go on.

Besides one very negative Facebook review, there weren’t many shared experiences of working with OutreachMama.

However, this link-building service is a pretty big name in the industry, so they must be doing something right. The only way to find out was to try them out for myself.

My Outreach Mama Experience

For this OutreachMama review, I used the platform to order three links.

I chose their guest post offer and went for niche relevant links on DR 40+ sites. I also chose the content review option to make sure that my links are placed on relevant content. This cost $915.

Ordering the links was a straightforward process, but how good is the quality of links that OutreachMama produces?

Here is a breakdown of the three links that I got. 

Link 1: 4 out of 5

• Total cost: $305
• Domain Rating (DR): 46
• Ahrefs Rank: 913,029
• Referring Domains (DoFollow): 1.43K
• Total Keywords: 19.4K
• Estimated Organic Traffic/mo: 7.8K
• Domain Relevance: 5 out of 5
• Content Relevance: 4 out of 5
• Content Quality: 3 out of 5
• Word Count: 1000 words

This website hit the brief of what I requested.

It had a decent DR above 40, sufficient organic traffic, and the page my link was inserted on felt like a genuine guest post.

First, the website. While the content that my link was placed on matched my niche (boating), the site itself has quite a random array of content.

This is because it's a local website dedicated to a specific area. This makes sense because the content I was linking to is specific to this area. The site will get relevant local traffic who will be more interested in my link, so this was an excellent site to get a guest post from.

With the site being a local authority, it also tells me that it’s a genuine website and not just a link farm. All of the content is published to appeal to a specific audience, and not just to get links.

Here is how my link was inserted:

Link 2: 2 out of 5

• Total cost: $305
• Domain Rating (DR): 51
• Ahrefs Rank: 583,679
• Referring Domains (DoFollow): 12.1K
• Total Keywords: 3.1K
• Estimated Organic Traffic/mo: 725
• Domain Relevance: 1 out of 5
• Content Relevance: 2 out of 5
• Content Quality: 2 out of 5
• Word Count: 700 words

While the first link hit all the right notes, this link completely fell flat.

At first glance, the website might seem like a good choice thanks to its decent DR. Dig a little deeper, and you see that the site's traffic doesn’t correlate to this at all.

First, let’s look at the type of content this site publishes:

The first thing I see is crypto, tips for making money, and more crypto. Scroll a little bit further and the Bitcoin content carries on:

The website claims to publish lifestyle content (which is where my link would be inserted), as well as a few other topics like tech, style, and games. In reality, it's really just a website about Bitcoin.

My link was inserted into a very feeble article that was kind of related to boating, but the overall placement was a bit off. It didn’t feel like a genuine guest post.

The website gets very low traffic for it's high DR, which is a sign that there’s no real audience for this site. Also, traffic has dropped dramatically from its highs in 2016, which indicates that the site may have been penalised in the past.

It’s probably just a front designed to generate backlinks, and that’s not good enough when you’re paying for a professional guest posting service.

Link 3: 4 out of 5

• Total cost: $305
• Domain Rating (DR): 57
• Ahrefs Rank: 335,663
• Referring Domains (DoFollow): 1.46K
• Total Keywords: 81.0K
• Estimated Organic Traffic/mo: 35.9K
• Domain Relevance: 3 out of 5
• Content Relevance: 4 out of 5
• Content Quality: 3 out of 5
• Word Count: 850 words

The third link redeems OutreachMama. I was very happy with this link placement and website.

The content relates to my travel and boating niche, even though this site has a heavy focus on luxury property too.

The page that my link was placed on made sense:

And my link was placed perfectly:

If I’m going to get picky, I’ll say that the actual quality of the guest post could have been improved. It was rather short, and certainly wasn’t the best guide to the Med that I’ve ever read. That being said, the post served its purpose and delivered a perfectly good backlink.

This website has some really excellent traffic, something that has been building up over time:

I’m glad that it's a genuine website with an actual readership and not just a vessel for links (like the previous link that I got).

There’s not much else to say about this link other than the fact that it delivers everything I asked for. The content is relevant, there is clear editorial control on the website, and the site gets plenty of traffic.

With more links like this, my Google results could take a big upwards leap.

Summary

I was a little bit confused with OutreachMama after this review. In terms of link quality, they scored a solid 2 out of 3. If I had ordered 10 links, who knows what the ratio of good to bad links would be.

I’d say the link-building platform is trustworthy, as they were able to get me some excellent backlinks that were very specific to my website and niche. Just be aware that there is also the possibility that you could get very low-quality links. I guess it just depends on your own experience with the link-building service.

Outreach Mama Alternatives

Did you like this OutreachMama review? If you found it helpful, then you might want to check out some of the other link building company reviews that we’ve done. 

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