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Is this publisher actually relevant to your client?

A site can be perfectly legitimate and still be no use to you, because it writes about something else. Paste your client's website and either a publisher you are considering, or nothing at all — leave it blank and we will tell you which of our own publishers genuinely fit.

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Leave the second box empty and we will tell you which of our 410 publishers actually suit this client. 3 of 3 free checks left.

Why this is the question that matters

Most link buying is done on domain rating, because it is one number and it sorts. But a DR 70 site publishing contributed posts across twenty unrelated industries passes almost nothing useful to your client, while a DR 40 site whose readers are your client's actual buyers does.

Our own pricing bears it out. The finance publishers on our list carry the highest median authority and cost the least per point of it, because relevance and demand price separately from quality. You can see the whole breakdown on the pricing page.

What it cannot do

It reads what a site says about itself. A publisher whose copy is all slogans, or whose content loads through JavaScript, will come back as unclear rather than as a poor match — and we say which.

It also cannot tell you whether the audience is in the right country, whether a competitor already has three links there, or whether the editor will accept your pitch. Relevance is one of several questions, not the only one. The publisher audit answers a different one: whether the site is worth anyone's money at all.

About this tool

The audit asks whether a site is legitimate — whether it sells links to everyone, whether its authority is real. This asks whether it is right for your particular client. A site can pass the audit comfortably and still be no use to you, because it writes about something else entirely.
We read your client's site, work out what it is about, and compare that against every publisher on our marketplace. You get back the ones that genuinely fit, ranked, with prices.
From its own titles, headings and copy, across the home page and a couple of interior pages. We show you what we concluded before showing you the match, because if we read the client wrong then everything after it is wrong too.
Usually because the publisher covers your client's subject in passing rather than properly. Have a look at the shared subjects we list — if the overlap is one word and it matters to you, trust your own read over ours.
In our experience and in our own pricing data, yes. A DR 40 site whose readers are your client's buyers does more than a DR 70 site publishing contributed posts across twenty industries. It is also usually cheaper.
No. The client site is read to work out the subject and then discarded. Only publisher audits are cached, and those are keyed by the publisher, not by who asked.

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All 410 publishers with their niches and prices, already vetted. Filter by subject and see what fits.

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