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You pick the website(s) where we publish and check the content before it is online.
Get high-quality backlinks from .it Italian websites with our link building services for Italy. We specialize in securing strong backlinks through guest posts and contextual link insertions in existing articles on relevant Italian websites, helping boost your visibility and grow organic traffic from Italian search results.

2,500+ Italian blog connections
2,800+ .it local backlinks secured
200+ successful Italian campaigns
250+ niches covered worldwide
Capture the Italian market with our expert link building services, delivering high-quality backlinks across a wide range of industries. By using a curated network of trusted Italian websites and blogs, we secure valuable .it placements that strengthen your local SEO, build genuine connections with Italian audiences and drive targeted traffic to your site.
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Get in touchWe prioritize a customized approach, shaping our strategy around your goals and placing each link thoughtfully. From planning to execution, we are dedicated to a smooth, results-driven experience.
You pick the website(s) where we publish and check the content before it is online.
We provide genuine, niche-relevant in-content links, made for what you need.
We offer various payment methods and terms to fit your financial situation.
We use real websites visited by real people, not fake sites built only for SEO.
Contact us and learn more about pricing and how we can help you with Italian link building.
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Reviews
Real reviews from agencies and brands we work with.
A few facts about the Italian market, with their sources.
87.3%
of searches in Italy go through Google (September 2026)
Source: StatCounter
#59 of 123
Italy in the EF English Proficiency Index 2025 (score 513)
Source: EF EPI 2025
Italy sits at #59 in the English proficiency ranking, so Italian-language content matters. In Italian, paid articles are usually called articoli sponsorizzati. For the wider picture, read our guides to geo-targeted link building and finding blogs by country and language. Building links in more than one market? See all the countries we cover.
Figures checked on 1 October 2026.
Building country-specific backlinks comes with challenges.
Language barriers and cultural nuances make it hard to publish naturally. Success requires native writers who understand Italian subtleties and create authentic content.
In markets like Italy, the smaller pool of niche-specific sites makes placements harder to secure.
Outsourcing to a specialized agency gives you local expertise and relationships. We craft tailored strategies to secure backlinks on reputable Italian websites, with content that resonates with the local audience.
Guest posting, niche edits, blogger outreach and more. See every service, how it works and how we check each site.
FAQ
Answers to the questions we hear most about link building in Italy. Chat with us if you have others.
The price depends on the site’s authority (DA/DR), its traffic and how competitive the niche is. You see the sites and their prices before you approve anything. Tell us what you need and we’ll send a shortlist.
Yes. About 87.3% of searches in Italy go through Google (September 2026), according to StatCounter. That is why we plan your links around Google’s guidelines.
Italy is #59 of 123 in the EF English Proficiency Index 2025 (score 513), according to EF EPI 2025. English proficiency is lower there, so Italian-language content matters even more. That is why we place links with Italian-language content on .it sites, and you approve it before it is published.
In Italian, paid articles are usually called articoli sponsorizzati. We place links in articles on Italian sites that you approve first, and if a placement will carry a sponsored label, we tell you before you approve the site.
Yes. Placements on .it sites use Italian-language content, and you approve it before it is published.
Sometimes. It depends on the publisher and the country: some label paid content, and in some markets the law requires it. If a placement will carry a label, we tell you before you approve the site, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Google’s spam policies (updated August 2026) say buying or selling links for ranking purposes is link spam, and that paid links are acceptable when they are marked rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". That’s why we tell you, before you approve a site, whether a placement will be labeled. We can’t promise how Google treats any single link. Our guides to buying backlinks and link rel attributes explain more.
It depends on the publisher. Many placements are normal followed links, but some publishers mark paid links as sponsored or nofollow, and in some countries the law requires it. We check the link attribute before we place your link, and we tell you before you approve the site if it will be marked.
Links usually go live within 24–72 hours after you approve the content.
Your dedicated account manager shares a Google Sheet with you and updates it daily with active links and their status. When the order is complete, we send an Excel file for you to verify. We can adapt to other reporting systems if you have specific requirements.
Also targeting nearby markets? We place links on local sites in France, Spain, Germany, Portugal and Belgium too, with content in the local language and your approval on every site. We also build links on Austrian (.at) and Swiss (.ch) sites: just ask.
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Tell us your niche and goals. We’ll send a shortlist of .it sites to choose from.