Choose publishers you can explain to your clients.
One client needs Arabic coverage. Another needs a US audience. Set the criteria for each campaign, then compare publications that can serve it.
Find publishers for your clientPrepare a client campaign you can deliver and review
Get a specific approval
Turn the client’s request into priority pages, market, language, article format, and excluded publishers. Approve the angle and budget before confirming so the publisher does not write work the client has never agreed to.
Keep the requirements together. If a destination or anchor changes, update the brief the publisher receives. Correct product names and prohibited claims matter more than asking a writer to guess the brand’s voice.
Compare for this client
Do not reuse the same site list for every account. A publication suited to an equipment store may not suit a local clinic. Review subject, language, audience, and traffic source, then define the article for this client.
Separate publication, writing, and review costs. Check pricing for balance and offer details and content writing for article responsibilities. An agency campaign does not imply branded reports or team permissions the service has not specified.
Deliver evidence of the work
Record the article URL, date, destination, anchor text, and agreed attributes. Compare them with the brief before sending the client report, and discuss differences through the order chat.
Keep measurable visits and clicks separate from the delivery list. Content changes or seasonality can overlap with the campaign. Avoid assigning every change to one link; explain what you can observe and what remains uncertain.
| Before ordering | At delivery |
|---|---|
| Language, market, and destination | Published URL and its destination |
| Angle and supporting sources | Live copy and editing observations |
| Price and included work | Actual writing and placement costs |
| Attributes and duration | Match with the brief and needed corrections |
Questions to help you decide
Can I buy for Arabic and English campaigns?
Choose the publisher and article language for each campaign, then review the destination in that language. Adapt the brief instead of translating it sentence by sentence.
When should I increase order volume?
When your team can brief and review the work within budget and available time. Resolve repeated revision problems before adding more orders.
Set criteria for each client
Record the language, country, subject, budget, and destination pages. Use that list when reviewing publishers, and keep the reasons you reject a site for future campaigns.
Get approval before ordering
Show the client why you chose a publisher, what the article will cover, and what the price includes. Agree on the destination and anchor text before sending the brief.
Keep the requirements with the order
Send the destination URL, anchor text, and article or writing instructions. Include brand rules and excluded topics so the writer has the details at the start.
Follow acceptance and delivery
Publishers have 72 hours to accept. A rejection or missed deadline returns the full amount to your balance. After acceptance, follow the work and discuss changes in the order chat.
Give clients a report they can check
Record the published URL, date, and destination. Linkaza verifies the link and checks it daily. Add traffic and search measurements from the client’s own tools to your report.
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