Every order moves through the same six stages. Each stage has a clear owner, and nothing moves forward without your approval.
1
A few minutes
Choose your service
Pick the type of work that fits your goal, or tell us the goal and we suggest the service.
Each service solves a different problem. Sponsored articles reach readers of a specific publication quickly. Guest posts build your expert reputation through editorial acceptance. Digital PR earns news coverage. Content writing, outreach and distribution support all three.
If you are unsure, describe what you want to achieve and who you want to reach. We recommend a service and explain why before you commit to anything.
What you do
Pick a service on the services page or describe your goal
Choose a plan from the pricing page if one fits
What we do
Confirm the service fits your goal
Point out cheaper or simpler options when they exist
2
Proposal usually within a few business days
Submit your requirements
Send the page you want to promote, your audience, target markets and any publishers you have in mind.
The request form asks for what we need to plan the work: the URL you want to promote, who your readers are, which countries and languages matter, your budget range and any constraints such as topics to avoid.
Submitting a request does not commit you to buy. We reply with a proposal, a publisher shortlist where relevant, and a quote based on the prices shown on our pricing page.
What you do
Fill in the request form
Share brand guidelines or past content if you have them
What we do
Reply with questions if anything is unclear
Send a written proposal and quote
3
Typically 5 to 10 business days per article
Content research and creation
We research the topic and the publication, propose an outline and write the article.
Every article starts with research into two things: the topic, so the content is accurate and useful, and the target publication, so it fits the readers and the editor's rules.
You approve an outline before writing. Drafts include a list of sources for factual claims so you can verify them.
What you do
Approve the outline
Answer questions from the writer, or join a short interview
What we do
Research the subject and the publication
Write the draft with sources
4
Depends on the publisher's calendar
Editorial review
You review the draft, then the publisher's editor reviews it. Both can request changes.
First you check the draft for accuracy and tone. Then the publisher's editor reviews it against their own standards. Editors have the final word on what runs on their site; we do not ask them to publish anything they would not normally publish.
For paid placements, the editor also confirms how the sponsored label will appear and that links will carry the right attributes.
What you do
Review and approve the draft
What we do
Handle the editor's feedback and revisions
Confirm disclosure and link attributes with the publisher
5
Same day as publication
Publication
The article goes live on the publisher's site, labeled correctly, and we check it.
When the article is published we check the live page: that the content matches the approved version, that the sponsored label is visible when the placement is paid, and that links point to the right pages with the agreed attributes and UTM parameters.
If something is wrong, we ask the publisher to fix it before we report the placement as delivered.
What you do
Nothing, unless you want to share the article on your channels
What we do
Check the live page
Request corrections where needed
6
Ongoing
Track your results
You receive the live URL and the details you need to see results in your own analytics.
The delivery report lists the live URL, the publication date, the links and their attributes, and the UTM parameters used. With those, referral visits and leads appear in your analytics under the campaign name we agreed.
We report what we can observe. We do not invent traffic figures or ranking changes, and we do not report publisher-provided numbers as verified.
What you do
Check referral visits and leads in your analytics
What we do
Send the delivery report
Report removals or changes we notice
Ready to start with stage one?
Pick a service, or describe your goal and let us suggest one. Requests are free and do not commit you to buy.
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