C · Traffic & Growth · SEO & Backlinks
Guest Posts
A guest post is an editorial article, published on another site, that links to yours. Its value depends on the publisher's own organic traffic and relevance, so each listing states traffic, authority, accepted niches and whether writing is included.
New market — be the first to list
More in SEO & Backlinks
0 results
No live listings in this market yet
This market is open for listings. Sellers can list here today, and buyers can post a request so sellers know what's wanted.
Buyer guide
- Prefer publishers with steady organic traffic over high authority scores with little traffic.
- Check that the site accepts your niche, especially iGaming, crypto or finance.
- Confirm the follow attribute, permanence and indexing status.
- Ask for sample published posts and check that they are indexed and read like real editorial content.
What to compare
- 01Organic traffic
- 02Authority (DR/DA) and source
- 03Accepted niches
- 04Follow and permanence
- 05Content included and turnaround
- 06Editorial review and content rules
Use cases
- Topical authority for new content hubs
- Brand exposure on industry publications
- Referral visits from relevant readers
FAQ
Where do authority metrics come from?
From third-party SEO tools. The listing names the tool and date, and TrafficNodes does not treat these numbers as independently verified.
Is writing included in a guest post listing?
Some sellers include writing and editing; others require you to supply the article. The listing states who writes, the publisher's content guidelines and how many revisions are allowed.
Will my guest post be labeled as sponsored?
That depends on the publisher's editorial policy. Listings disclose whether posts carry a sponsored label or attribute, which affects how search engines treat the link.