A guest post isn't just a backlink. It's a permanent, relevant article published under your byline on a site in your industry — written, pitched and placed for you, then live for good.
Search behaviour shifted faster than most content teams could adjust to. Buyers now open an assistant before a search bar, and the brands quoted back to them are the ones referenced across trusted industry sites.
That's the reasoning behind a vetted placement strategy, and why teams increasingly audit publications for real organic traffic before pitching anything at all.
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What you get
Every guest post we place has the same five parts. Here's what each one does for you.
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That's the reasoning behind a vetted placement strategyreference 4 — and why teams now audit publications for real organic traffic before pitching.
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The angle is agreed with you first, so the article reads as your expertise rather than filler built around a link.
Published under your brand or a named author from your team, which is what makes it a credited contribution.
Written by our editors to the publication's standard, not spun or padded to hit a length.
Placed inside the argument where it belongs, pointing at the page you nominated during planning.
No rental, no removal date. The post keeps working for as long as the publication is live.
Steps
Send your niche, the pages you want ranking and the terms you want to own. We come back with a shortlist of publications within a day.
Review the proposed topics and the article we write, or supply your own copy. Nothing is pitched or published until you sign off.
Each placement lands with your byline and your link, and arrives in a report with the URL, authority and traffic behind it.
Benefits
Rented links stop working the month you stop paying. A guest post is published content — it keeps earning authority and referral traffic years later.
Illustrative: a guest post holds its value, a rented link decays once payment stops.
Provide your own draft or let us write it — either way, nothing goes live without your approval.
Placements go on sites in your niche, so the audience reading it already cares about what you sell.
Research, outreach, writing and follow-up handled end to end. You send target pages; we send live URLs.
Compare
All three build authority. They differ in how much of the page is yours, and how quickly it lands.
| Attribute | Guest post | Listicle | Link insertion |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A full article on your topic | A ranked slot in a roundup | A link in an existing article |
| Best for | Authority and depth | Being recommended | Fast ranking support |
| Your byline | Yes | No | No |
| You choose the angle | Yes | Partly | No |
| Content written for you | Yes, 800–1,200 words | Yes | Uses existing copy |
| Typical turnaround | 2–4 weeks | 2–4 weeks | 1–2 weeks |
Standards
FAQ
Not sure guest posts are right for your niche? Send us your site and we'll tell you honestly.
A standard placement drops your link into an article someone else already wrote. A guest post is a whole article on a topic you choose, published under your byline on a site in your niche. You get the link, plus a permanent piece of content that presents your brand the way you want it presented.
Our editors write it to the publication's standard, and you approve it before it's pitched. If you'd rather write in-house, send us the draft and we'll handle placement instead — the price is the same either way.
Yes. You see the proposed title, the site it's going on, and the full draft. Nothing publishes without your sign-off, and you can request revisions at either stage.
In most cases, yes — we place across SaaS, fintech, HR tech, cloud, ecommerce, cybersecurity and more. Very narrow or regulated categories take longer to source, so tell us your niche upfront and we'll say honestly what volume is realistic before you commit.
Usually two to four weeks from approval, depending on the tier — higher authority publications have longer editorial queues. After the first month, placements land steadily rather than all at once.
If a placement drops within the guarantee window, we replace it on a site of equal or better authority at no cost. You're told about it in the monthly report rather than finding out yourself months later.
Send us your target pages and the terms you want to own. We'll come back with the publications we can place you on.
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