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Real sponsored-content questions, answered before you email
These are the recurring decisions behind genuine inbound questions: whether we take a sponsored article, what a full article costs, what happens to its link, and what a usable scope must contain. Each answer points to a published full-article option instead of inventing a private quote.
The matched full-article options are $350 one time or $234 per month. Both begin with human scope review; neither request path takes payment.
Source observations, 2026-08-09: the questions were selected from the operations inbox in read-only mode; the prices and included features were checked against the published Blog Sponsorship rate card. No request, acceptance, lead, or payment outcome is claimed.
Privacy boundary. The source messages stay private; only the question shape and the matching published option appear here. Every heading is a paraphrase, not a quotation or testimonial. No sender, company, domain, subject line, URL, message text, or customer result is disclosed.
$350 onceOne full original sponsored article about the buyer's brand.
$234/monthOne new standalone sponsored post in each active month.
Scope firstThe request form cannot charge or start work.
Editorial controlSponsorship is disclosed; outcomes and hidden treatment are not sold.
How the private questions became this page
The source review selected one newest message per external sender from the operations inbox in read-only mode. Existing production rules removed our own domain, automated local parts, known notification domains, auto-submitted mail, and bulk, list, or junk senders. A candidate had to contain a literal question mark and match a narrow question-intent rule for availability, price, link treatment, or process.
The public step keeps only the general question shape. It removes names, companies, addresses, domains, article titles, locations, exact wording, private context, and every thread identifier. A paraphrase appears only when the rule found that question shape in a real source message. The page does not claim that every sender wanted the same product, accepted a quote, became a lead, or paid.
Four questions, four explicit next steps
Availability question
Do you take sponsored articles?
Yes, when the proposed topic is useful to this site's readers, can be supported with public factual sources, and carries a clear sponsored disclosure. We may accept, narrow, or decline the topic during scope review. Payment never buys a favorable conclusion, competitor exclusion, hidden sponsorship, or an editorial veto.
Matched SKU: Standalone Sponsored Post
$350 one time
A full original article about the buyer's brand, published on our blog with a permanent link. The buyer approves the draft before publication.
Price question
What does a full sponsored placement cost?
The published full-article choices are $350 one time or $234 per month for one new standalone post in each active month. The monthly plan can be cancelled at any time. Those prices buy the scoped editorial deliverable, not traffic, leads, revenue, rankings, search position, or AI citations.
Choose the cadence that matches the work.
$350 once for one standalone sponsored post, or $234/month for one new post in each active month.
Link question
Does the sponsored article include a link?
The published $350 standalone-post SKU includes a permanent link, and the monthly standalone-post SKU describes each post as carrying one too. Link placement and treatment still follow the search, disclosure, relevance, and editorial policy in force when the article is published. A payment does not buy a hidden or policy-evading attribute, ranking, or endorsement.
Matched SKU: Standalone Sponsored Post
$350 one time
Full original article, permanent link, and buyer draft approval before publication.
Process question
What do you need before work starts?
Send a public product URL, the intended audience or topic, one useful question the article should answer, public factual source material, preferred timing, and one review contact. Do not send credentials, private customer records, internal analytics, unpublished files, payment details, or access to your systems.
Matched SKU: Monthly Standalone Post
$234 per month
One new standalone sponsored article in each active month. Scope review happens before any payment path is used.
What the two full-article options deliver
Standalone Sponsored Post — $350 one time
A full original article about the buyer's brand is written and published on our blog with a permanent link. The buyer approves the draft before it goes live. The accepted scope names the audience, useful question or topic, public product page, public source material, review contact, sponsorship disclosure, and editorial boundary.
Monthly Standalone Post — $234 per month
Each active month covers exactly one new dedicated article for an agreed audience and topic. The plan can be cancelled at any time. A finished month does not obligate either side to repeat it, and an earlier price remains attached to the earlier scope rather than silently setting a new one.
The Blog Sponsorship rate card is the canonical source for the complete placement menu. This FAQ does not create a second price book.
What happens after a request
- You choose one published SKU. The request page repeats its label, price, and cadence before asking for contact details.
- You submit a public-safe scope. The form stores a reply address and coarse scope in the private lead store. It does not send a confirmation or notify a named person.
- A human reviews editorial fit. The proposed topic may be accepted, narrowed, or declined. Reading a request is not a promise to publish.
- Payment stays downstream of acceptance. The form cannot charge. An accepted scope uses the existing canonical commercial path; this page mints no checkout and signs no agreement.
- Draft, factual review, and publication follow the accepted scope. The sponsor may correct public-source facts about its own product. Editorial judgment, disclosure, and link treatment remain with the publisher.
Do not use this page for
- Guaranteed traffic, leads, revenue, rankings, search position, AI citations, or competitor exclusion.
- Hidden sponsorship, a purchased conclusion, an undisclosed endorsement, or a policy-evading link attribute.
- Credentials, private customer information, unpublished source files, internal analytics, account identifiers, or payment details.
- A topic that cannot be useful to readers without relying on claims no public source can support.
Free alternatives
- Use the question checklist on this page and write the article in-house.
- Publish a clearly disclosed sponsored-content policy and accept proposals directly.
- Read the canonical rate card before sharing any contact details.
- Send a short public-safe scope in your own words after removing private data, credentials, and outcome promises.