A guest post marketplace should do two things: show you exactly where your article will go, and make sure you get what you paid for. Most stop after the first.
How our guest post marketplace works
Publishers list their sites with their own prices and rules. Before a site goes live in the catalogue, the publisher has to prove they own it with a DNS record or a meta tag on the homepage, so you’re not paying a reseller who has never spoken to the site owner.
You pick a site, send your article or a brief, and pay. We hold the payment until the post is published and our check confirms the link is there and followed. Then the publisher gets paid.
Writing the article
- You write it: most publishers accept your own article. Keep it useful for their readers; publishers can decline articles that read like ads.
- They write it: some publishers write the article for an extra fee. That fee is shown before you order.
Choosing the right site
Look for topical fit first. A guest post on a site about your subject, read by people who might need what you sell, is worth more than a higher-DR site about everything. Check that the site has organic traffic that isn’t in freefall, and that older guest posts on it are indexed in Google.
Guest post or link insertion?
A guest post gives you control over the whole context around your link, but it starts as a new page with no authority of its own. A link insertion uses a page that already ranks. We compare both in guest post or link insertion.
Questions
How long does it take?
Publishers set their own turnaround, usually between three and ten days after accepting. You see it in the catalogue.
What if the publisher changes my article?
Small edits are normal. If the link is removed, changed or set to nofollow, the order fails our check and goes back to the publisher.
Can I see the site before I pay?
Yes. Logged-in users see every domain in full, with its metrics, before ordering.