Guest posting on sites people actually read
A guest post is an article we write for another site, with a mention of your business. Done right, it reaches real readers and earns a real link. Done wrong, it's a paid ad Google ignores.
Is this where you are?
Most guest posting problems look like one of these.
You bought guest posts and nothing moved
Articles on sites nobody reads, stuffed with your keyword.
You don't know where they were published
A list of URLs, no idea what the sites are.
You want to reach an industry or local audience
Not just a link. Real readers in your field or area.
You're worried it's risky
You've heard guest posts get sites penalized.
When a guest post is safe
When the site would have published the article anyway. It has readers, the topic fits, and your link is there because it helps them.
Google names articles written just for the link, and paid posts with ordinary links, in its spam policies. If money changes hands, the link gets a sponsored tag.
Guest posting is one part of our link building. This page covers the articles themselves.
What every guest post includes
Five standards, on every post.
Real sites only
Sites with readers in your industry or area, above our DR and traffic minimums.
You see the site first
We share each site, and why it fits, before the post goes live.
Written for the reader
An article the site would publish anyway, not an ad for you.
Natural links
Your name or a plain phrase, never your exact keyword every time.
Replaced if removed
Same replacement promise as our link building.
How guest posting works
Four stages, and you see the site at the first one.
Find the sites
Sites your customers or industry actually read, checked against our minimums.
You get A shortlist, shared with you.
Pitch a real topic
An idea the editor wants, not a request for a link.
You get An agreed topic.
Write it
Written for that site's readers, in its style.
You get A post the editor accepts.
Report it
The live URL, the link, and the site's numbers.
You get A report you can check.
Who it's for, and who should wait
Worth doing now
- You want links plus real readers
- Your industry has publications and blogs
- You want to know every site in advance
Wait, or do this first
- You want dozens of posts a month. That's where the risk is
- Your pages aren't ready to link to yet
Wyoming guest posts that fit your town
A guest post works best on a site your customers already read.
CasperNatrona County
On the North Platte River below Casper Mountain. Our business address is here.
Posts on Casper-area sites about work you really do there.
CheyenneLaramie County
The state capital, where I-25 meets I-80. Home of Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Posts on capital-city and statewide business sites.
LaramieAlbany County
Home of the University of Wyoming, on I-80.
Posts on community sites around the university town.
SheridanSheridan County
At the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, on I-90.
Posts on local lifestyle and outdoor sites.
LanderFremont County
Below the Wind River Range, close to Riverton.
Posts on Fremont County community and outdoor sites.
Jackson HoleTeton County
Gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Busy in summer and ski season.
Posts on travel and local living sites in the valley.
Also across Wyoming Green River, Evanston, Riverton, Rawlins, Cody, Douglas, Torrington, Buffalo, Worland, Newcastle. And local businesses anywhere in the USA.
Guest posting pricing
Try one post, or run a campaign.
One Wyoming guest post
Test a guest post before a monthly plan
$299 one time
- One article on a relevant site with real readers
- Written by us, approved by you
- The live link in a simple report
Guest posts
Quoted per campaign, based on your industry and the sites available.
Inside a plan
Editorial links, including guest posts, are part of Growth and Scale. See link building.
Guest posts also come inside our SEO plans for local businesses.
Guest posting questions
Didn't find yours? Ask us directly.
What is guest posting?
Writing an article for another website, which mentions and links to your business. It reaches that site's readers and earns a link.
Are guest posts safe?
Yes, when the site has real readers and would publish the article anyway. Paid posts carry a sponsored tag.
Will I see the sites first?
Yes. We share each site, and why it fits, before anything goes live.
Do you guarantee a do-follow link?
No. Some good sites tag every link. We tell you upfront what each site does.
Do you only do Wyoming sites?
No. We use Wyoming and local sites where they fit, but mostly sites in your industry, wherever they are.