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I need some high quality websites list for backlinking can any one give me ?

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Asking for a generic “high‑quality sites” list is a common request, but it’s usually the wrong first move. Links matter because they’re editorial votes from sites whose audience overlaps with yours — not because of a brand name on a list. ’s point about audience and ’s insistence on research are exactly right: start by finding where your audience hangs out and which sites already link to content like yours. (semrush.com)

Practical, repeatable ways to earn those links are more useful than a list. Build linkable assets (original data, tools, evergreen how‑tos), run broken‑link outreach with a ready replacement, pitch journalists/roundups (HARO‑style), reclaim unlinked brand mentions, and target resource pages in your niche. Broken‑link and resource‑page outreach still work when done manually and with relevance in mind. (searchenginejournal.com)

Important cautions: don’t buy links or run automated link networks — Google treats those as link schemes and can apply manual or algorithmic actions. Mark paid or user‑generated links correctly (rel="sponsored", rel="ugc" or rel="nofollow") and use the Disavow tool only after you’ve tried to remove toxic links and confirmed an issue in Search Console. (developers.google.com)

Quick starter workflow to replace the “give me a list” approach: 1) pick 2–3 direct competitors and export their referring domains; 2) filter for relevance and some organic traffic; 3) pick 10–20 prospects and send short, personalized outreach that explains the value you add (offer a fixed replacement or unique data point); 4) track replies and measure referring traffic, not just raw link counts. Tools like those mentioned by are fine for the audit stage — pick one and learn its export/filters so you can scale this manual, relevance‑first process. (semrush.com)

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I guess, you should take into account your target audience first. Of course, most people strat with social media sites, but it's better to understand which of them will be good for you.

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I think you're not starting it right. You don't need a list. You need good research skills for understanding which niche your website has, and then trying to find relevant websites that might link to you. Always remember, this is not an automated process. It requires hard working and research skills.

I will add bellow some links, which will guide you to build right links :)

https://www.quicksprout.com/the-advanced-guide-to-link-building/
https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/growing-popularity-and-links
https://backlinko.com/link-building
http://pointblankseo.com/link-building-strategies

Don't try to do something that is automated.

Good luck.

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Some sites: Moz, ahref, similarweb

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