About Rapid Palace

A research resource for anyone deciding where a backlink is worth having, and where it isn’t.

Why this site exists

Ehtesham Shehzad has worked in the SEO industry for six to seven years. Across that time one question came up again and again, from beginners and from experienced professionals alike: which websites are worth getting a backlink from, and which should I avoid?

A seller’s DA, DR and traffic screenshot doesn’t answer it. Those figures don’t say whether a site suits your niche, whether its traffic is real search visibility, whether a guest post or a link insertion makes more sense, or what could go wrong after you pay. Rapid Palace was built to answer exactly those questions, one website at a time.

Who is behind it

Rapid Palace is run by Ehtesham Shehzad, an seo professional with six to seven years in SEO. The analyses are written from a practitioner’s point of view: what a link buyer actually needs to know before committing money.

What you’ll find here

  • Website analyses: one page per website, with its measured metrics, what they show, who a link there suits and the checks to run first.
  • Niche pages: the analysed sites in each field, plus what matters when buying a link in that niche.
  • Guides: plain-language explanations of SEO metrics, link types and Google’s link policies.
  • Methodology: how the metrics are read and how a verdict is reached.

Principles we keep

  • We don’t present DA, DR or Spam Score as Google metrics. They are third-party estimates, useful for comparison and nothing more.
  • We don’t fill gaps with guesses. A value that isn’t available is labelled N/A, and an unverified claim is marked “not confirmed”.
  • We don’t pretend buying links is risk-free. Google’s rules on paid links are explained plainly, next to every recommendation.
  • We write each analysis for its own website. Two sites only get the same advice when their evidence says the same thing.

Get in touch

You can suggest a website to analyse, report a mistake, or send evidence about a site you run. The contact pageexplains what to include, and our editorial policy covers how corrections are handled.