FAQ: What happens if a website rejects my guest post?
A reality of white-hat outreach is that sometimes content gets rejected. We work very hard to keep the chances of that happening to a minimum. A work that takes the form of both building relationships with various webmasters and optimizing our content to match the needs and audience of each website.
Thanks to that, our overall success rate is well over 99%. Most of our Monthly Mix clients stay with us for years without ever having one of their premium guest posts rejected. Still, there is that 1%, so what happens when content is rejected or can't be published?
If the content was rejected for editorial reasons, we work with the website's team to get the content to a point where it can be published. Usually, this can be achieved with minor edits, but when needed, our team can produce entire new guest posts as well.
If the problem isn't content-related, we'll offer you replacement options on websites that are as close as possible to the Premium Guest Post option we couldn't deliver. Typically, this only happens when a site goes down, the webmaster is MIA, or the site has changed its guest post backlink policies for whatever reason.
No matter the case, we'll work to make sure you get a backlink that matches your SEO goals.