Bloggers and paid articles
Buying a placement is buying an audience. We check that the audience is real and matches your buyers, negotiate the price, brief the creator or editor, and track every placement with its own link or code.
No pitch, no obligation. You get a reply within one working day.
Who it's for
- Consumer brands launching in a new country
- B2B companies that need trust in a niche through trade media and expert blogs
- Companies whose ads have stopped scaling
What you get
- A shortlist of bloggers, creators and media with audience data and fake-follower checks
- Price negotiation and agreements
- Briefs, draft approval and correct ad labelling under EU, UK and US rules
- Paid articles in online media relevant to your market
- A tracking link and discount code for every placement
- A report per placement: reach, clicks, sales and cost per sale
How it runs
- Week 1: goals, budget and the shortlist.
- Weeks 2–3: negotiation, briefs and drafts.
- From week 4: placements go live; results tracked per placement.
Questions
How much do placements cost?
It depends on audience size, channel and country. Smaller creators often charge from about €100 to a few hundred euros per post; a sponsored article on an established site usually costs a few hundred euros to around €1,000, and premium media much more. We propose a budget after the shortlist, with the price of every placement, and you approve each one.
Do the posts have to be labelled as ads?
Yes. EU, UK and US rules require paid posts to be clearly labelled. We build it into every brief; unlabelled ads risk fines and lost trust.