How much should you charge for guest posts?
an agency has reached to me and wanting to guest post on my site for a fee. I have a business site in technology domain. so how much should you charge?
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also, what is the likelihood of that page getting shitty backlinks by the agency themselves? or they are wise enough and don't do that?
It really depends on how well established your site is, and how much you think that risk is worth. I do believe most big newspapers these day do it, but you are probably not of that caliber so the risk is arguably higher. Think about how much you value your site and if there are other means of monetizing is better...in the long run. Also take a look at "guestpost providers" on bhw. What do they charge? Often 20-30$ per post. But the domains posts go live on are often shitty and/or simply pbns.
When I see people selling these kind of services, they provide the stats of their site like DA and PA. Obviously, there are more factors into pricing but that’s what I normally see when people are selling the service.
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an agency has reached to me and wanting to guest post on my site for a fee. I have a business site in technology domain. so how much should you charge?
also, what is the likelihood of that page getting shitty backlinks by the agency themselves? or they are wise enough and don't do that?
Depending of the niche and the quality of your website. If is something with say 10k traffic, 200-300 RDs you can get $50-100 for tech links. Also clearly state that ANY links build to the guest page will mean removing of the article and the link without refund. This way you will protect your website from shitty tier 2 links.
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Since they came to you and not the other way around you should charge them as much as you possibly can but be reasonable unless it's a company with big pockets where they don't care about how much they spend.
Hey, great piece of information here I hope. Here is the price we bought link, the correspondant DA, PA and Alexa Rank (in thousands) of the domain. For example we bought two links for $400 with a DA of 69 and 67 and a PA of 31 and 32.
400 69 31 12
400 67 32 533
121 61 30 707
117 58 30 706
247 56 29 277
130 53 28 191
185 47 31 471
265 47 31 165
65 47 28 164
299 46 26 106
165 45 31 595
70 44 25 390
71 44 26 1600
50 43 24 2500
81 41 24 3700
38 41 27 1653
46 40 23 1300
144 39 23 729
50 39 23 2000
50 38 23 1400
115 35 22 541
75 35 22 450
80 34 21 241
46 33 20 480
80 33 20 1140
144 32 19 464
120 30 21 1000
120 30 18 845
20 29 21 392
81 29 20 5999
95 28 20 667
It really depends on the quality of a post and/or the popularity of the blogger/author. For example: What kind of links and products are they redirecting your post to? How much of a audience or reach do they have? These questions are important to think about before moving on with a guest post.
Establish a policy. Don't accept any crap people send your way. Most of the people looking to guest post are gonna send you shitty content with links to shitty websites. Be upfront about the fact that you will remove anything that doesn't add quality to your website, and that you have the right to refuse anything they send your way.
Don't take money upfront, though. Doing chargebacks is not fun, and if you do that multiple times, you risk being flagged by Paypal.
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