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Just wondering how do seo specialists figure out a price for guest posts, we get a huge amount of emails and just wonder is there a way of getting what price we should charge. Website is called sportsnewsireland below are stats from moz
Domain Authority 54
Linking Domains 2.3k
Inbound Links 32.3k
Ranking Keywords 482
I don't know, but when you decide your price PM me :evillaug:
Been a member here for six months, but haven't posted much so i cannot send any direct messages. So i gather its most what the person will offer than any standard price?
Looks like you have been accepting guest posts since at least 2011 from my searches. For sure since 2015. And I only looked for ~5 minutes. Haven't figured out a price yet? :) :)
Supply and demand curve is how I would choose to set pricing, if I were to decide to sell posts. Just figure out if you want high volume of sales, which has the benefits of cash flow, and lots of takers, but the cons of spamming your site and potentially affecting your long-term traffic, rankings, and authority.
Or go for low volume, high price, and make less money overall, but more per sale, and perhaps keep your rankings in tact longer, maybe even forever if you can fly under the radar and produce enough quality posts to hide the link sales.
$200+
When you decide let me know the pricing too.
That depends.
If you sell just a few articles, I'd say easily $ 300 - $ 350 / post. If you sell articles daily, it's worth nothing in the end.
When I worked in outreach I remember purchasing a guest post from your site lol
Despite the impressive SEO metrics + rankings, the max I would pay is £120 due to the amount of links you've sold. Typically link building companies won't spend more than £150 unless it's the end of the month and they're desperate to meet targets.
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Originally Posted by reddevil92