Where to Sell Guest Posts

[AnotherWallace]

I now have 3 sites with relatively good metrics and I want to start selling topically similar guest posts. What the best way to go about doing this and what are the going rates? I see there are several marketplaces out there. Is there a main one? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Aleksandar916]

I now have 3 sites with relatively good metrics and I want to start selling topically similar guest posts. What the best way to go about doing this and what are the going rates? I see there are several marketplaces out there. Is there a main one? Any help would be appreciated.

BHW has a great marketplace where you can sell, however, to have a sales thread, you need to be Jr. Vip - that means certain time to pass (you're ok) certain number of posts (you need to increase I think to 100) and $97 donation to BHW for annual membership.

 

[tiiberius]

You could outreach to smaller websites in your niche and offer them link opportunity.

Second option would be to display "write for us" on the website itself, however, I advice against this because I personally don't buy from sites like this.

Once your portfolio grows, you can open BST yourself.

 

[Jerk55]

Submit your site to authority.builders, loveto.link, loganix, and other major guest post marketplaces.

 

[akunbajak]

Submit your site to authority.builders, loveto.link, loganix, and other major guest post marketplaces.

OP, this is a good answer

But be careful because there once a time when Google scan the link that The Hoth, Fiverr and other Guest Post marketplace sell and devalue them

 

[tazarbm]

linksmanagement.com
adsy.com
postlinks.com
this forum's marketplace

and countless other places that I can't remember at the moment

 

[AnotherWallace]

That you everyone for the help. Is there a going rate that correlates to DA / DR or traffic?

 

[Jerk55]

That you everyone for the help. Is there a going rate that correlates to DA / DR or traffic?

Most high quality marketplaces like the ones I mentioned charge their clients $100+ for a guest post from a site with 1,000+ organic traffic and DR 10+, but they usually pay much less than that ($30+) to the actual website owners, so you could earn $30+ for each guest post from marketplaces if your sites' metrics are truly decent.

Take this with a grain of salt though, because I've never sold guest posts.

Edited to change DR value to 10+ after checking my authority builders dashboard.

 

[MIRANTHA]

fiverr

 

[MKSKS]

Try the Facebook groups to sell guest posts. There are plenty of groups where people sell paid guest posts & pbn links. I am mostly a buyer in these groups.

 

[Zakhej]

Buy jrvip open bst and sell them here

 

[LinksForPros]

Don't post your sites on any marketplace or devalue them with "write for us", instead, keep adding quality content and pay a visit to the marketplace here;

find the guys selling linkbuilding/guest posts, visit their sites and get in touch

 

[Visionary9]

You can sell freelancer websites like Fiverr, guru, People per hour, even on BHW.
If you have good metrics you can sell this for $100 or more, depend on place
Personally i think that BHW members offer good price if you have provide quality

 

[NetShop ISP]

I think you can place some notes on your social media profiles or on various marketplaces.
The best idea (as for me) - to place that info on the sites you own, but I'm not sure how that can affect your metrics and prospective results.

 

[LinksForPros]

place that info on the sites you own

You mean advertise selling guest posts on your site?

not cool

 

[HenryObi]

BHW has a great marketplace where you can sell, however, to have a sales thread, you need to be Jr. Vip - that means certain time to pass (you're ok) certain number of posts (you need to increase I think to 100) and $97 donation to BHW for annual membership.

I think asides being a JR.VIP he needs more sites, just 3 won't be enough

 

[Deleted member 708208]

You could outreach to smaller websites in your niche and offer them link opportunity.

Second option would be to display "write for us" on the website itself, however, I advice against this because I personally don't buy from sites like this.

Once your portfolio grows, you can open BST yourself.

I would recommend having more than 3 sites before you start a BST though.

 

[M.Adil]

You could outreach to smaller websites in your niche and offer them link opportunity.

Second option would be to display "write for us" on the website itself, however, I advice against this because I personally don't buy from sites like this.

Once your portfolio grows, you can open BST yourself.

Good advice sir

 

[M.Adil]

You should have more than three sites.

 

[Gerry Guan]

just try fivver