Your judgment makes the difference.
Keep your attention on the work that needs your expertise: understanding the market, assessing a publisher and choosing an article topic you can defend.
Build your publisher shortlistA tighter, more relevant shortlist
Define exclusions early: the wrong language, unrelated subject coverage or data that needs more explanation. Spend your review time on publishers that meet the basic campaign requirements.
Advice starts with analysis
Review the destination page before finding links to it. If it does not answer a visitor’s need or is difficult to use, improving that page may be the better first investment.
Use competitors as evidence, not a copybook
Review where competitors appear, but do not copy every link or publisher. Ask why a website worked for them and whether it serves your client’s audience and destination page in the same way.
Document rejections too
A rejected-publisher list can be as useful as a shortlist. Record the reason: wrong language, weak content, poor reading experience or publication terms that do not fit the client.
A repeatable delivery review
Compare the live article with the brief, then check the link, destination and attributes. Keep the delivery date and your observations so the next campaign benefits from what you learned.
Choose the publisher before you order.
Compare publishers, prices and placement terms, then submit your order from the Linkaza dashboard.
Create your accountReview publishers and offer terms before ordering