Case study · TF boost

From TF 10 to TF 47. Its links now sell at 4x the price.

One site started a TF boost on April 27, 2026. Here is what changed, with the real numbers. The site stays anonymous.

TF 10
Trust Flow at the start
TF 47
Peak Trust Flow
34 €
Average link price, 90 days before
142 €
Average link price, 90 days after

The curve

Trust Flow, check after check

The boost starts on April 27, 2026, at TF 10. Three days later, TF is above 30. Then it climbs step by step, up to 47 in early July.

01020304050TFApr 27May 15Jun 1Jun 15Jul 5TF 10TF 47
Trust Flow measured by Majestic, tracked by LinkQuiver.

Sales

90 days before, 90 days after

Before the boost

3 links sold

€34 per link on average

After the boost

13 links sold

€142 per link on average

Sales recorded by the seller in LinkQuiver, 90 days before and after the boost.

What changed

Below the cutoff, buyers never see you

Link buyers don’t browse every site. They filter.

On marketplaces, they set a minimum TF. Everything below drops off their list.

Under that cutoff, your site doesn’t exist for them. No click. No order.

At TF 10, this site fell below most filters. At TF 47, it clears them. More buyers see it. It sells more links, at higher prices.

This is one site. Results vary from site to site. A boost does not guarantee a specific TF or a number of sales.

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The TF boost aims to raise your Trust Flow so you clear buyers’ filters.

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