From publication research to delivery reporting.

1. Search for topical relevance

Start with your audience and subject, not only a domain metric. Search by publication name or niche, then use country and niche filters to narrow the inventory. Compare authority, estimated traffic, price, and turnaround in context.

2. Review before adding to your cart

Metrics are useful comparison signals, but they are not guarantees of rankings or traffic. Check that the publication serves a real audience, covers your topic naturally, and offers an editorial environment suitable for your brand.

3. Submit a useful brief

Provide the target URL, preferred anchor text, topic, and any factual sources. Keep anchors natural and avoid repetitive exact-match wording. The publisher can request changes or decline a brief that does not fit its audience or standards.

4. Editorial review and publication

A placement should add value for readers. Paid or sponsored links should be marked with rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow" when appropriate. We do not support hidden links, cloaking, copied content, or any request intended to manipulate search systems.

5. Track the outcome

Once a placement is accepted and delivered, reporting includes the live URL. Publication timing is an estimate and can vary by publisher. Indexing and search performance remain decisions made by search engines.