How to Sell Guest Posts on GuestPostNow

If you own or manage websites, GuestPostNow connects you with buyers who want to place guest posts on them. You set your prices, keep editorial control, and get paid after each placement is delivered. Here is how selling works.

Step 1: List your website

Add a listing from List/Add Your Website. Enter the domain, choose the niche and price, and set your options (for example whether you write the content or the buyer supplies it, and your turnaround time). Listings are reviewed before they go live to keep quality high across the marketplace.

Step 2: Set a competitive price

Price is one of the biggest drivers of orders. Check what comparable sites in your niche and Domain Rating band charge using the Guest Post Cost Calculator. Complete profiles with real metrics and a strong completion rate rank higher and win more orders.

Step 3: Receive and accept orders

When a buyer orders, you will be notified in your dashboard. Review the target URL, anchor text, and any special requirements, then accept the order to start the clock. The buyer's payment is already held in escrow, so you know the order is funded before you do any work.

Step 4: Deliver the live link

Publish the post and submit the live URL before the deadline. Deliver on time and to spec — missed deadlines auto-cancel the order and refund the buyer, and hurt your completion rate. Keep the placement live: every order is covered by the link-uptime guarantee, so removing a link early can trigger a prorated refund against your earnings.

Step 5: Get paid

Once the buyer accepts the delivery, your earnings (net of platform fees) are credited to your balance. You can then withdraw them — see Payment Methods & Withdrawals for available methods and eligibility. Disputes, when they happen, are handled fairly for both sides — see Refund Policy & Dispute Resolution.

Tips to win more orders

Respond quickly, deliver on time, and keep your listings accurate. Sellers with high completion rates and fair pricing surface higher in search and the Campaign Builder, which means more orders over time.