Guest posting service

Yes. When we take your order, we show you the websites and their details for approval, and we move forward only once you approve. You choose which sites get your link, and you have the final say on topics, industry and niche. We can also work to the metrics you care about, such as traffic, keywords, Domain Rating or trust metrics. You can request changes to anything.

Links usually go live within 24–72 hours after you approve the content.

Every placement comes with a 365-day guarantee. If your post or link is removed during that time, we follow up with the publisher to try to restore it. If we can’t, we offer a replacement or a refund for that placement.

Sometimes. It depends on the publisher and the country: some label paid content, and in some markets the law requires it. If a placement will carry a label, we tell you before you approve the site, and you decide whether to go ahead.

Google’s spam policies (updated August 2026) say buying or selling links for ranking purposes is link spam, and that paid links are acceptable when they are marked rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". That’s why we tell you, before you approve a site, whether a placement will be labeled. We can’t promise how Google treats any single link. Our guides to buying backlinks and link rel attributes explain more.

Your link goes in the body of the article, where it reads as part of the text, not in the author bio. Our team works it into relevant, well-written content so it fits the topic and adds value for readers.

Yes. Check the editorial guidelines with us for your chosen blogs first, so the content meets their standards and doesn’t cause delays. Our general guidelines:

• 100% original: no plagiarism or spun text.
• Relevant to the blog’s niche and audience, with useful, practical detail.
• Clear headings and short paragraphs.
• 800–1,500 words, with about 1,000 ideal and no filler.
• Keywords used naturally, no stuffing; links that fit the context.
• Informative, without heavy self-promotion.
• Polished and free of grammar and spelling errors.
• Optional images or infographics with proper attribution, and a 50–100 word author bio if the blog requires one.

We review your content against the blog’s standards and send feedback if revisions are needed.

No. The sites belong to independent publishers with real audiences, and we do not use private blog networks. PBNs go against Google’s spam policies and can put your site at risk.

Yes. At the start of the process you’ll receive a list of blogs that match your needs, along with pricing and other details. Here are examples of a standard, a high-authority and a country specific guest post.

It depends on the niche, the country and how many sites match your brief. Tell us what you need and we’ll confirm what we can deliver, and by when, before you order.

Yes, but they are not the whole picture. Studies show that AI tools often cite pages that do not rank in Google’s top 10, and that how often a brand is mentioned across the web goes hand in hand with how visible it is in AI answers. Google says no special optimization is needed for its AI features. So we build links that help your pages rank, and placements that put your brand on relevant sites. We cannot promise rankings or AI mentions. The evidence, with sources, is in our guide to the future of link building.