Niche blog articles
Topic blogs with a real audience in your sector. Less raw authority than a national newspaper, but all their subject matter pointing at yours: it’s what you need when you’re competing for a specific keyword.
✓ Writing included. No PBNs, no blog networks.
To rank for this search
“best travel insurance for long stays”
General newspaper
National daily
Business section
Niche blog
Travel blog
Specialising in long trips
For that specific search, the blog usually delivers more per euro spent. To get your brand talked about in general, the newspaper. They don’t compete: they solve different things.
Topics
The categories with the most blogs available in our catalogue.
Not sure which blogs cover your keywords? Tell us about your project and we’ll send you a proposal with specific blogs, their price and the reason for each choice. Request a free proposal.
A sample
Eight of the 12,172 in the catalogue. The full conditions for each one are visible with a free account.
And 12,164 more blogs, which you can filter by topic, country, authority and price.
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The two formats do different jobs. This is the split that tends to work depending on the campaign goal.
Brand launch
Awareness and credibility first. News outlets do the heavy lifting and blogs keep up topical relevance.
Ranking a category
You’re competing for a set of keywords. Sector blogs lead, with the odd newspaper to back up your profile.
Monthly maintenance
A steady pace with no spikes. A balanced mix so your link profile grows naturally.
These are guideline splits, not a formula: what really decides it is your sector and your domain’s starting point. If you want the exact split for your case, ask us for a proposal or look for yourself in newspaper articles.
Frequently asked questions
Because we give you the data to check it yourself: organic traffic cross-checked with external tools, domain age, number of indexed pages and the blog’s real category. It’s all on its profile before you buy.
And because we weed them out before listing them: a blog that only publishes paid articles, with no bylines and no readers, doesn’t get into the catalogue even if its authority looks high.
On most blogs, yes: it’s published under one of the blog’s authors, like any other piece of theirs. That’s part of what makes the content look like what it is: the blog’s own content.
Some allow your own byline or a guest byline. We show it on the profile when the blog offers it.
Blogs tend to be more flexible than the press: two to four is usual, and quite a few accept links to several different URLs. The exact number is on the profile and in the order set-up, along with the link type.
It’s the most common use, but not the only one. A specialist blog with its own audience also brings qualified readers: someone reading a travel insurance comparison on a travel blog is much closer to buying than a general news reader.
If your goal is brand awareness, the press carries more weight. If it’s relevance and relevant traffic, blogs.
It can help, but nobody can guarantee it: neither we nor any other provider decide which sources an AI model uses to answer.
What we see is that Google’s AI Overviews and ChatGPT’s answers mostly cite news outlets, although for very sector-specific searches specialist blogs with their own authority also appear. That’s where a well-chosen niche blog can get in.
If you want to know which sources are being cited today for searches in your sector, ask us for a proposal and we’ll tell you which outlets and blogs are worth publishing in. To measure whether your brand appears in those answers, Radar.
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