How to Use Adxom’s Platform as a Buyer (Step-by-Step Guide)

If you're looking to build high-quality backlinks for your website, Adxom is the perfect place to start. Whether you’re a seasoned SEO specialist or just starting out, Adxom simplifies the entire backlink acquisition process through a clean, user-friendly platform.

In this post, we’ll walk you through exactly how to use Adxom as a Buyer, step by step.

📌 Note: Adxom has two roles. Buyers and Publishers. In this guide, we’ll focus only on the Buyer’s journey.

Step 1: Sign Up as a Buyer

Visit Adxom.com and choose the “Buying Links” option to sign up.

Once registered, you’ll land on your Dashboard, where you’ll see an overview of your link orders, also known as tasks. These tasks are organised by their current status:

Tasks Not Started
Tasks In Progress
Tasks Pending Approval
Tasks In Improvement
Tasks Completed
Tasks Rejected

📝 Note: If you're a new buyer, your dashboard will initially be empty. You can explore more task details under the “Orders” page.

Step 2: Add Funds to Unlock the Marketplace

To access Adxom’s full Marketplace and start placing orders, you need to add a minimum of $10 to your account.

Here’s how:

Go to the Balance tab (look for the $ icon).

Click “Add Funds”.

Select your desired amount.

Choose your preferred payment method: Credit/Debit card or Secure Payment Link.

Confirm the transaction.

Once funds are added, the entire marketplace becomes accessible.

Step 3: Explore the Marketplace

Now the fun begins! The Marketplace is where you can browse a wide variety of websites offering backlink opportunities.

You can:

Browse available websites and listings.
Filter by key SEO metrics:
- Category (e.g., Business, Tech, Beauty)
- Monthly Traffic
- Domain Authority (DA)
- Domain Rating (DR)
- Language
- Price
- Spam Score
- Link Type (Dofollow/Nofollow)
- Publisher Role (Owner vs Contributor)

You can also:

Favourite websites you’d like to revisit.
Blacklist websites with poor past experience.
Report questionable websites

All favourited and blacklisted websites will appear under the “Lists” tab for easy future access.

Step 4: Choose and Buy a Link

Once you’ve found a website that fits your criteria:

Click “Buy Post” on the listing.

You’ll see all contributors offering links from that site.

Compare offers and publisher metrics:

Completion Rate
Number of Tasks Completed
Turnaround Time (TAT)
Type of Links
Number of Links per Post

Click “Buy Post” next to your preferred publisher.

Step 5: Submit Your Link Requirements

On the Order Task page, choose your preferred type of backlink service:

Content Placement
You provide the content; the publisher posts it with your link.
Content Creation & Placement
The publisher creates the content and includes your link(s).
Link Insertions
Your link is inserted into existing content on the website.

You’ll also be asked to:

Select the Niche (including special ones like CBD, Forex, or Crypto).
Add your Target URL, Anchor Text, and any Special Requirements.

Click “Order” to finalise your purchase.

Step 6: Track Your Order

After placing an order, your task will move through the following stages:

Task Status	What does it Means?
Not started	Order placed, awaiting publisher action
In Progress	Publisher has started the task
Pending Approval	Publisher submitted content, awaiting your review
In Improvement	You requested changes
Completed	You approved the task
Rejected	You rejected the task

You can view all these statuses from your Dashboard or the Orders tab.

Behind the Scenes: What Adxom Does

At Adxom, we ensure a transparent, high-quality experience for both Buyers and Publishers.

Here’s how:

Every new website listing is reviewed by our moderation team.
All orders and interactions are monitored to prevent fraud or miscommunication.
We allow open communication between Buyers and Publishers but also step in if needed.
Fraudulent publishers or websites are immediately banned.

Need help? Our support team and in-house SEO experts are always available to guide you.

Your Data is Safe with Us

Adxom uses Stripe for all payment processing, meaning we do not store or handle any sensitive card data directly.

Security highlights:

PCI Level 1 Compliant
Tokenisation for secure transactions
End-to-End Encryption
Continuous Monitoring
Machine-learning fraud detection

We’ve built our platform to be secure, transparent, and user-friendly, so you can focus on building powerful backlinks, not worrying about your data.

Ready to Start Buying Backlinks the Smart Way?

Create your buyer account on Adxom.com, add funds, and start exploring thousands of quality backlink opportunities today.

Have questions? Contact our support team for expert advice.

Appendix: Key Terms and What They Mean

Term	Definition
Buyer	A user who purchases backlinks from websites listed on Adxom’s marketplace.
Publisher	A user who owns or contributes to a website and offers backlink opportunities to Buyers.
Task	An order placed by a Buyer. Each backlink order is tracked as a "task" with its own status.
Marketplace	The main area on Adxom’s platform where buyers can browse all available backlink listings.
Order Task Page	The form where Buyers submit backlink details and requirements after selecting a listing.
Content Placement	A service where the Buyer provides the content and the Publisher publishes it with the requested backlink.
Content Creation & Placement	A service where the Publisher writes content and includes the Buyer’s backlink.
Link Insertions	A service where the Publisher places the Buyer’s link inside existing content already published on their site.
Target URL	The specific web page the Buyer wants to promote via a backlink.
Anchor Text	The clickable text that contains the hyperlink to the Target URL.
Domain Authority (DA)	A search engine ranking score (developed by Moz) that predicts how well a website will rank on SERPs.
Domain Rating (DR	A metric (from Ahrefs) that shows the strength of a website's backlink profile.
Spam Score	A percentage-based score that indicates how spammy a domain may be, helping to avoid low-quality backlinks.
Dofollow Link	A link that passes SEO value to the Target URL and helps in improving search rankings.
Nofollow Link	A link that tells search engines not to pass any SEO value; typically used in user-generated or sponsored content.
Turnaround Time (TAT)	The amount of time a Publisher needs to complete the task after accepting the order.
Completion Rate	The percentage of tasks successfully completed by a Publisher.
Contributor	A Publisher who does not own the website but has access to publish content on it.
Blacklist	A list where you can add websites you don’t want to work with again.
Favorite List	A list of websites you like and may want to buy from again in the future
Secure Payment Link	An alternate, protected method to add funds without directly entering card details on the platform.
Stripe	A third-party payment processor used by Adxom for secure transactions.