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Hi. My friend is asking me to help him build links for his ecommerce site. We are working on adding the products to websites such as Svpply and Wanelo. Do you have other good sites like those that I have mentioned that we can use and put our products to? Thanks in advance for helping.

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Short, practical strategy for (building on 's point about using marketplaces/classifieds): treat link-building for an ecommerce site as product marketing plus editorial outreach. Listings can drive immediate traffic and sales, but sustained SEO value comes from channels that produce editorial mentions, referral traffic, and links that search engines count. Prioritize sources that send real customers and that can point visitors to pages you control (category pages, rich product pages, or dedicated landing pages).

High-impact places to put products or earn links:

  • Niche curation and shopping galleries — reach targeted buyers and often generate social shares.
  • Comparison shopping / merchant aggregator channels — use a clean product feed (GTIN/SKU, price, image) and UTMs to track ROI.
  • Product reviewers, blogs and influencers — supply samples, exclusive angles or promo codes; these drive both links and trust.
  • Editorial roundups and seasonal gift guides — prepare a small press kit (one-liner, specs, images) and pitch early.
  • Industry/trade association directories and supplier/manufacturer pages — authoritative links and relevance.
  • Content assets (buying guides, original data, interactive tools) — create shareable resources that attract natural links.
  • Affiliate networks and coupon partners — useful for sales and cross-promotion when managed properly.
  • Community Q&A and niche forums — add genuine value and link to helpful guides, not just product pages.
  • Visual/image platforms — optimize images and track reuse with reverse-image search to reclaim links.

Quick implementation checklist and cautions: use unique product descriptions (no manufacturer copy), add Product schema, optimize images and alt text, set up ecommerce tracking and UTMs, and check whether third-party listings use rel="nofollow" or canonical tags (if they do, treat them as traffic channels, not link equity). Avoid bulk link buying, low-quality directories, and over-optimized anchor text. Focus on measurable conversions: links that bring customers and editorial visibility are the ones that matter long term.

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You can try Craigslist or amazon.com.

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