Guest posting service
An original article, written for an independent site in your topic and published by its editor, with a link to your page placed where it genuinely helps the reader.
What guest posting is
Guest posting means publishing an article on someone else's website. The site owner gets content for their readers; the author gets to include a relevant link to their own work. When it's done properly, both sides benefit and the reader gets a useful article.
For link building, the value of a guest post comes from the host site being independent: it has its own owner, its own editorial standards and its own audience. That independence is also what makes guest posts slower and less predictable than PBN placements — an editor can decline a topic, request changes or take time to publish.
We write each article specifically for the site it's going to, matching the site's topic, tone and typical length, and place your link where it adds something to the piece.
- Host site
- Independent, editorially run publication
- Content
- New, original article for that site
- Your review
- Draft, anchor and link position
- Final say
- The publisher's editor
- Delivery
- Live article URL
- Pricing
- Quoted per order
How guest post placement works
Five stages, with your review built in before anything goes to the publisher.
Contextual relevance
The site is chosen because its audience is interested in your topic. The article's angle is chosen so that linking to your page is a natural part of it, rather than a detour.
Content requirements
Articles follow the publisher's guidelines on length, style, sourcing and formatting. They're written to stand on their own as useful content — not as a wrapper for a link.
Target URL
Guest posts suit informational and resource pages well. Commercial pages can work too, but some publishers restrict them; we'll tell you which sites accept what.
Anchor text
Editors tend to prefer descriptive or branded anchors over exact-match keywords. We propose anchors that fit the sentence and the site's norms, and confirm them with you.
Editorial standards for guest posts
Working with independent publishers means accepting some constraints. Knowing them upfront avoids surprises.
- The editor may adjust wording, headings, images or length to fit their site.
- Some publishers limit the number of outbound links or disallow commercial targets.
- Publication timing depends on the publisher's schedule, not ours.
- Publishers may label content as sponsored or contributed, or apply link attributes such as
rel="sponsored", according to their own policies. - After publication, the site remains under its owner's control; we can't guarantee how long any third-party page stays live, but we'll work with you if something changes.
Ordering a guest post
We don't publish a fixed guest-posting price, because cost depends on the publisher, niche and article requirements. Here's how an order comes together.
Send your brief
Your target URL, topic, preferred countries or languages, and any anchor ideas. Our contact form turns this into a WhatsApp message.
Review proposed sites
We suggest relevant publishers and a proposed article angle for each, with a quote.
Approve the draft
Once you've confirmed, we write the article and send it to you — including the link and anchor — before submission.
Publication and delivery
The publisher reviews and publishes. You receive the live URL as soon as it's up.
Need more control?
If you need precise anchor wording, predictable timing or a specific country, PBN backlinks give you that — with a different risk profile.
Prefer an existing page?
If a relevant article already exists on a suitable site, a niche edit adds your link without writing something new.
Guest posting FAQ
How is a guest post different from a PBN backlink?
A guest post is published on an independent site with its own owner and editor. We have a publishing relationship with that site, not control over it. A PBN backlink sits on a site within our own network. The trade-off is independence versus control — see Guest posts vs PBN links.
Do I see the article before it's published?
Yes. The draft, including the anchor and where the link sits, is sent to you for review before it goes to the publisher.
Can I choose the site?
We propose sites that are relevant to your target page and explain why. You can accept, ask for alternatives or tell us about requirements such as country or language.
Is the article unique?
Yes. Each article is written for its specific placement and isn't reused, spun or published elsewhere.
Will the publisher edit the article?
They may. Editors can adjust wording, headings or length to fit their site. If an edit changes the link or anchor significantly, we'll let you know.
What does a guest post cost?
Guest post pricing depends on the publisher, niche and content requirements, so we don't publish a fixed price. Send us your target page and we'll quote on WhatsApp.
Tell us your topic and target page
We'll suggest relevant publishers and send a quote on WhatsApp. No fixed packages, no obligation.