Guest posting services on sites your buyers read
Our guest posting services place articles written for other sites’ readers on publications in your field, and our broken link outreach offers your best pages as replacements for dead links. Every placement is pitched to an editor, earned on merit and kept within Google’s rules.
What guest posting services include
Guest posting means writing a useful article for another website’s audience, usually with a short author bio and a link back to a relevant page on your site. Broken link outreach is its partner: we find resource pages in your field that link to pages that no longer exist, and suggest a page of yours that covers the same topic. Both earn links by giving an editor something worth publishing.
Google treats large-scale guest posting with keyword-stuffed links as link spam, and paid links have to be marked as sponsored. So we work the other way: a short list of relevant sites with real readers, a pitch written for each editor, natural wording around links, and no link networks, private blog networks or paid placements passed off as editorial.
Signs guest posting fits
- Your pages are useful but few sites link to them
- Competitors appear on industry sites and you don’t
- Your team has expertise worth sharing with new readers
- You were offered cheap guest posts and want a safe route
- Resource pages in your field link to dead pages
What’s included in our guest posting services
Research, writing and outreach, with every target site checked before we pitch it.
Target site research
Relevant sites with real readers and editorial standards, screened for link selling and spam before any pitch.
Topic pitches
Article ideas shaped for each site’s audience and sent to the editor in a personal email.
Article writing
Original articles written for the host site’s readers and approved by you before they are submitted.
Broken link outreach
Dead links found on relevant resource pages, with a working page of yours offered as the replacement.
Natural links, honestly labeled
Links placed where they help the reader, in plain wording. If a site asks for a fee, the link is marked as sponsored and you decide first.
Placement log
Every live placement recorded with its page, link and date, and rechecked so you know it is still there.
Guest posting within Google’s rules
Three choices that separate an earned placement from a risky one.
Relevant sites over big numbers
A link from a site your customers read is worth more than ten from general blogs that publish anything. We look for sites in your industry or your customers’ industry, check that they have real readers and search visibility, and read what they have published lately. Sites that sell posts openly, cover every subject or carry dozens of unrelated sponsored links are left off the list, whatever their authority score.
Articles written for the host’s readers
Editors accept articles that teach their audience something. So each article leads with what your team knows: a process, data from your own work or a clear answer to a common question. Links to your site appear only where they help the reader, usually one in the body or the author bio, worded naturally rather than stuffed with keywords. You approve every article, and the editor has the final say on what runs.
How broken link outreach works
Guides and industry lists often point to pages that no longer exist. We find those dead links with link tools, check that you have a page that truly replaces the missing one, then email the site owner with the exact location of the broken link and the suggested fix. It is a useful favor to the site owner, and when they agree, your link sits on a page that already earns trust in your field.
How our guest posting services work
A short list of sites agreed with you, then steady outreach, with a progress update every week.
- Step 01
Research
Target sites and dead links found, screened and shared with you for approval.
- Step 02
Pitch
Topics and replacement suggestions sent to editors, one personal email at a time.
- Step 03
Write
Accepted articles written to the editor’s brief and approved by you.
- Step 04
Track
Live placements logged and rechecked, with results in the monthly report.
Why Griffon for guest posting services
Outreach works when the content is good. Our writers, SEO specialists and outreach team work as one team, so the article an editor receives is worth publishing and the page it links to is worth visiting. We also audit backlinks, so we know which tactics lead to cleanups later and we stay away from them.
Every article we write for you is yours, along with the target list and the placement log. If you move on, you keep the full record of what was published, where and when.
Part of our Link building ↗2 hours
our usual reply to a new inquiry, one business day at most
Weekly
progress updates, plus a monthly report with the data and the work done
One team
strategy, design, development and marketing under one roof
Google Partners
our team keeps its Google Ads certifications current
Questions about guest posting services, answered
Are guest posts safe for SEO?
Yes, when they are written for the host site’s readers and placed on relevant sites. Google warns against large-scale guest posting with keyword-rich links and against paid links that are not marked as sponsored. Our guest posting services avoid both.
Do you buy links or use private blog networks?
No. We don’t use link networks, private blog networks or paid placements disguised as editorial. If a publication asks for a fee, the link has to be marked as sponsored, and we tell you before anything is agreed.
How many guest posts will we get each month?
It depends on your industry and how many relevant sites accept contributions. Editors decide what they publish, so we agree a monthly outreach effort rather than a fixed number of links, and report each placement as it goes live.
What is broken link outreach?
We find pages in your field that link to content that no longer exists, then suggest a page of yours that covers the same topic. The site owner fixes a broken link, and you gain a relevant one.
Will the links be followed?
Often, but not always. The host site decides how its links are tagged, and a nofollow link from a site your customers read can still bring visitors and trust. We don’t promise followed links, because that decision belongs to the editor.
Get a free outreach plan
A 30-minute call. No deck, no pressure. Bring the site, the numbers and the goal, and leave with a plan and a price.