What is a link insertion (niche edit)?
A link insertion — also called a niche edit or curated link — is a backlink added to an existing, already-published article on a website, using your anchor text. Unlike a guest post, no new article is written: the link goes into content that is already indexed and often already ranking.
Why choose a link insertion over a guest post?
Speed and proven authority. The host article is already indexed by Google — often already ranking — so your link starts passing equity immediately, with no wait for a new page to be discovered. And unlike a guest post, you approve the exact article your link goes into before it is placed.
How much does a link insertion cost on GuestPostNow?
Publishers set their own prices, starting at $15 per inserted link. Every price is shown up front on the listing — no quotes, no negotiation, no outreach.
Is there a guarantee the link stays live?
Yes. Every link insertion carries a 6-month link guarantee, at every price, and our automated monitoring verifies your link is still present in the host article — not just that the page loads. If the link is removed early, you are eligible for a prorated refund. The window starts when you accept the order, not when it is delivered.
Are link insertions permanent?
No — and you should be sceptical of anyone who says otherwise. A link insertion lives inside an article the publisher owns and keeps editing, so no marketplace can promise it will never be changed. What we sell is a 6-month link guarantee at every price: we check the host article automatically for the whole window and verify your link is still in the page, not just that the page loads. If it is removed inside the window, you get a prorated refund. In practice most placements stay up well past the guarantee — the 6 months is what we monitor and refund against, not an expiry date for your link.
When does the link guarantee start?
When you accept the order, or when it auto-approves if you do not review it in time — not on the delivery date. Accepting the order does not waive your cover; it starts it.
Can I choose which article my link goes into?
Yes — and you approve it before your link is placed. You provide your target URL, anchor text, and an optional preferred topic. After you order, the publisher proposes the exact existing article where your link will go, and you review and approve (or reject) that article before the link is inserted. So you sign off on the placement in advance.
