minimum 40
HOW IT WORKS
How we match, write and publish
We check the site, find an advertiser who fits it, and write the article around their one link.
Connect your site
Link Google Search Console and your blog integration. We tell you right away whether your site qualifies. Then you’re done - the rest runs without you.
Article written and published to your blog
Get your article written
We only look at advertisers whose subject actually fits your site and who publish in your language. Then we write a full article around their one link, on a topic that doesn’t compete with anything you already rank for.
Get paid
The moment it’s live we confirm the link is in place. 14 days later your rate - your Domain Rating in dollars - lands in your bank through Stripe. No invoice, nothing to chase.
So what do you actually have to do? Set it up once, then forget about it. No queue to manage, no drafts to write, no emails to answer - and the next placement runs exactly the same way.
In detail
It's simpler than you think
How to switch your dog’s food without an upset stomach
Most of the trouble that follows a new bag isn’t the food - it’s the speed. A dog’s gut needs about ten days to settle, and the label usually suggests three. So give it three days at a quarter of the new food, three more at half, then three-quarters.
Choosing what you’re switching to
The ingredient list matters more than the claim on the front of the bag. Look for one named meat in the first two ingredients and a single fibre source - Marrowfield’s lamb and oat recipe keeps both lists short, so if a reaction does turn up it is easier to trace. The oat is not incidental either: it sits easier with an irritated gut than wheat or corn.
If your dog turns the bowl down
In the first few days that is usually about smell rather than taste - cold food smells fainter, so try a spoonful of warm water. Our treats round-up explains why snacks between meals blunt the appetite, and the piece on feeding routines covers why two bowls a day beats leaving food out.
You don’t choose the topic
We pick a query people already search for that your blog hasn’t covered. If you would rather decide yourself, switch on approvals and no topic publishes without your yes.
The advertiser gets one part of the article
One section introducing what they do, with 1 link inside it - written as editorial, not an ad block. And the same advertiser site never holds two live links on yours at once.
It reads like your own writing
Your tone, your brand color and your image style are saved once during setup, and every article follows them. Change them and the next article changes with them.
It carries readers into your older posts
The article isn’t a dead end. It links to what you’ve already published, so anyone who lands on it can carry on into the rest of your blog - and those links sit where you would have put them yourself.
Marketplace settings
Pause without penalty
One toggle stops new placements. Live ones keep earning and pay out as normal.
Nothing moves while it waits
Switch this off and the advertiser can’t touch the article while it sits with you - and you’re notified of every edit they make before it publishes. Decline it and it costs you nothing.
Your daily ceiling
1 to 3 articles a day at most, however much demand there is.
The days you choose
Only the weekdays you pick, and placements land on your calendar at least 2 days before they publish.
Ready to see it on your own blog?
Get started
Writing examples
AI-generated content that humans love to read.
Difference
What's different from the marketplaces you use now?
The marketplace routine
Outrank Marketplace
Requirements
What your site needs to qualify
- Domain Rating 40+
- 100+ monthly organic clicks
- Google Search Console connected (3+ months of history)
- A blog on your own domain - not a free subdomain like yourname.wordpress.com
- A connected blog integration - or any site via webhook
Free to join. No subscription required.
Get startedNot there yet? Set your site up anyway - we re-check it automatically, and your dashboard opens on its own the moment it qualifies.
FAQ
Questions publishers ask
Everything worth knowing before you connect your site.
