How do I find a guest post marketplace?
Start with a marketplace that lists publications by topic, country and language, then narrow the directory to your audience and budget. Open each publication profile to review requirements and supplied metrics. On Name Retailer, use the niche directories and price bands to build a shortlist before contacting the team.
How do I choose a guest post marketplace?
Choose a marketplace that explains its catalogue sources, metric limitations, placement prices and contact process. Check whether publication requirements, sponsorship disclosure and link qualification are clear. Ask how terms are confirmed and what happens if a placement cannot proceed. Treat broad promises of rankings or guaranteed traffic as claims requiring evidence.
How do I compare websites for guest posts?
Compare audience relevance first, then country, language, recent articles and editorial standards. Use the same authority metric across your shortlist and ask for the source and date of traffic estimates. Compare placement and writing costs separately, and confirm link qualification, disclosure and turnaround with the publisher before committing to a placement.
What are guest posting sites?
Guest posting sites are publications that accept articles from outside contributors, usually in exchange for a link or a fee. Name Retailer lists publishers that offer paid placements, with their topic, country, supplied metrics and USD price, so you can compare them side by side.
How much does a guest post cost?
Across 56,005 active listings the median placement price is $137. Prices depend on the publication’s audience, authority and topic, and article writing is charged separately where offered. See the cost guide for medians by DA, DR, country and topic.
How do I choose the right guest posting site?
Start with the audience: choose sites your customers already read. Then check editorial quality, compare one authority score and traffic consistently, and confirm placement terms and sponsored disclosure before ordering.
Are paid guest posts allowed by Google?
Sponsored content is allowed when it is labelled and its links are qualified. Google asks for paid links to use rel="sponsored" or nofollow; its spam policies target paid links meant to pass ranking credit.