About The Blogger Place
We host the conversation about guest post swaps, and we run the marketplace behind it. Both parts are described below.
Who we write for
Bloggers. People with a WordPress or Blogger site, a niche, and a habit of trading guest posts with friends, usually on a link marketplace budget of zero.
Most of our readers started with a swap and later wondered whether it was safe. Our pages try to answer that without hype, starting with a swap pitch teardown and a red-flag list.
We do not tell anyone to stop swapping. We say do it rarely, record it, and keep a paid route ready for the days when nobody replies.
How the site began and what we cover
We started from a plain observation about blogging communities. Swaps are everywhere, and advice about them is thin.
Bloggers on WordPress, AdSense and affiliate sites keep coming back to the same worries: will a trade get me penalised, how many is too many, and what do I do when nobody answers my email?
So the site covers six topics: pitch teardowns, partner red flags, budgets, the first quarter of a new blog, AI-drafted posts and a link audit. Each has its own page, and each ends with a next step.
That is the whole scope. We would rather cover six things carefully than sixty loosely, and we will add pages only when readers show a real need for them.
What the marketplace is
Single placements
Individual dofollow links on 50,000+ vetted donor domains, each with Domain Rating, traffic, referring domains, niche, language and price.
Pay as you go
From $1 up to about $500 for top domains. No subscription. Nothing charged until you pay the basket.
Fast drafts
The article is written automatically with one clean link, and usually goes live within about 24 hours.
For publishers too
Own a blog? Set a price, approve every placement, and receive weekly payouts.
Where our data comes from
The catalogue comes from our own crawler and our own index. We do not copy numbers from a third-party tool and call them ours.
Because metrics change, treat any figure as a snapshot. For deeper keyword work Ahrefs and Semrush are fuller than we are. Check any number against the live page before you rely on it.
Questions and requests go through the account page.
How we keep the guides honest
Every page here follows three rules. No invented customers, no made-up results, and every worked example says it is an example.
We name real tools, such as Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz, Majestic and Google Search Console, and real dated events like the December 2022 link spam update, because bloggers deserve checkable facts rather than adjectives.
That does not make us neutral. We run a link marketplace and we think a labelled placement is often cleaner than a swap. Read the budget plans and decide for yourself.
Corrections are welcome.
What we will not do
We will not sell rankings. Nobody can.
We will not tell you a swap is always safe, or always dangerous, because the honest answer depends on how many you do, with whom, and how similar the anchors are, and Google does not publish a line.
We will not hide the product's limits either: this is a link marketplace, not a full keyword suite, and the metrics refresh on a schedule rather than live. If a page here ever reads like a promise, treat it as a mistake and tell us through the account page, so that we can fix the wording.