DA — Domain Authority
Moz’s comparative score estimates a domain’s ability to rank using link-based signals. A higher DA can help with comparison, but DA is not a Google ranking score or a guarantee.
About Domain Authority ↗Find publications that fit your audience. Compare guest post opportunities by niche, country, traffic estimates and price, then submit an editorial brief. Every placement is subject to publisher approval.
Compare publisher listings and reported metrics in one place. Check recent articles and audience fit before choosing a guest post placement.
Example: choose DA 20+, Spam Score up to 10%, and Up to $50 to see matching publications in ascending DA order. Always confirm availability, editorial fit and current metrics before ordering.
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Use the numbers to shortlist relevant publications—not as a promise of rankings, traffic or placement quality.
Moz’s comparative score estimates a domain’s ability to rank using link-based signals. A higher DA can help with comparison, but DA is not a Google ranking score or a guarantee.
About Domain Authority ↗Ahrefs’ relative measure of backlink-profile strength compared with other websites in its database. DR and DA use different models; neither replaces checking relevance and editorial quality.
About Domain Rating ↗A screening signal based on the share of sites with similar features that Moz found penalized or banned. It is not proof that this site is spam or has a Google penalty. Lower is not a safety guarantee.
About Spam Score ↗Ahrefs estimates monthly Google organic-search clicks using keyword rankings, search volumes and click-through estimates. This is not measured total traffic or a promise of visitors to your article.
How Ahrefs estimates traffic ↗The Semrush estimate supplied in our inventory. Semrush has both organic-search and all-channel traffic reports; our source does not identify the report, so do not assume these figures are directly comparable with Ahrefs.
Semrush traffic definitions ↗Inventory snapshot refreshed 1 November 2026. Individual metric measurement dates may differ. K = thousand, M = million, B = billion. Unknown means unavailable, not zero. Confirm current metrics and availability before placing an order.
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Filter thousands of publisher listings by niche, geography, traffic, authority, and budget.
Choose your placement, submit the target URL and brief, then check out securely.
Follow every status update and receive the live URL once your placement is approved.
Join a curated network of independent publishers. You choose the topics, approve every brief, and set the price.
We review publication details, display available metrics and pricing, and let publishers approve every brief. Paid or sponsored links should be qualified by the publishing site with rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow" when required by search-engine policies.
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Practical guest posting guides for researching publishers and preparing useful content.
Check relevance, originality, link disclosures and delivery details before submitting a brief. Includes a buyer’s checklist beyond DA and DR.
Read the guest post guidelines →Write a specific pitch with a useful topic, a clear reader benefit and an honest sponsorship disclosure. Adapt the sample to each publication.
Use the outreach template →Understand the steps from shortlisting a publication to submitting your brief and checking the delivered page.
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Most approved orders are published within 5–12 business days. Each listing includes its typical turnaround before you order.
Yes. You select the exact publication and provide your preferred target URL, anchor, and editorial notes.
Listing details are checked for completeness and obvious quality concerns. Third-party metrics are directional estimates, and publishers still make the final editorial decision.
See our refund policy for the options available for an undelivered placement, including a buyer-approved replacement or a refund. Contact support with your order reference.
No. DA and DR are third-party comparison scores, not Google scores. Check topical relevance, recent content, audience and disclosure practices. Publication does not guarantee indexing, referral traffic or ranking improvements.
The marketplace prices publications individually. Compare the current listings and review your cart total. For a multi-publication brief, ask support to confirm availability and scope before ordering.
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