Ahrefs back link checker 142,000 links

Ahrefs back link checker 142,000 links
Just checked a website I want to rank against.
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They've got 142k back links so I checked a few out and a huge portion is spammy as fuck.
It is a nice blog though, very well laid out and because of their position they have got legit links no as well. Plus making a killing of affiliate commissions I bet.
Whats the most links you've seen for a site you wanted to beat on the rankings?

You will only ever regret the chances you didn't take.?
The sheer amount of links doesn't really matter (unless you're ranking a parasite), quality of those links does.

Getting a backlink from authority sites now becomes simpler with user-generated content. Hence, web 2.0 is efficient for generating unique authority backlinks to boost your link profile. Obviously, it will be resulting in the best SEO and high SERP ranking.

# Make it free

Web 2.0 encourages you to share your content through a blog or subdomain at free of cost. Most of the web 2.0 sites would be offering easy sign-up or blog creation features. It might not take much time to have a web page to publish your content.

# Control over links

This in turn means that rather than 10,000s of startups all chasing their core .com domain name off the start, people test whatever is good enough & priced close to $10. Then only after they are successful do they try to upgrade to better, more memorable & far more expensive domain names.
Money isn't spent on the domain names until the project has already shown market fit.
One in a thousand startups spending $1 million is less than one in three startups spending $100,000.
New TLDs Undifferentiated, Risky & Overpriced

No Actual Marketing Being Done

Some of the companies which are registries for new TLDs talk up investing in marketing & differentiation for the new TLDs, but very few of them are doing much on the marketing front.
You may see their banner ads on domainer blogs & they may even pay for placement with some of the registries, but there isn't much going on in terms of cultivating a stable ecosystem.
When Google or Facebook try to enter & dominate a new vertical, the end destination may be extractive rent seeking by a monopoly BUT off the start they are at least willing to shoulder some of the risk & cost upfront to try to build awareness.
Where are the domain registries who have built successful new businesses on some of their new TLDs? Where are the subsidies offered to key talent to help drive awareness & promote the new strings?
As far as I know, none of that stuff exists.
In fact, what is prevalent is the exact opposite.
Greed-Based Anti-Marketing

So many of them are short sighted greed-based plays that they do the exact opposite of building an ecosystem ... they hold back any domain which potentially might not be complete garbage so they can juice it for a premium ask price in the 10s of thousands of dollars.
While searching on GoDaddy Auctions for a client project I have seen new TLDs like .link listed for sale for MORE THAN the asking price of similar .org names.
If those prices had any sort of legitimate foundation then the person asking $30,000 for a .link would have bulk bought all the equivalent .net and .org names which are listed for cheaper prices.
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