Arrange one paid contributor article on TheSource.com, using your finished original English article of 800–1,000 words. The placement includes two dofollow links, submission coordination and a delivery report, subject to publisher approval.
Share your website, proposed topic, draft, two destination URLs and preferred anchor text before ordering so suitability and current availability can be checked. Music, culture, technology and relevant business topics require approval; acceptance of every topic or destination is not promised.
Provide publication-ready copy and any images you have permission to publish, including required attribution. You must hold publication rights to the supplied material. The publisher retains control over editorial changes, layout and disclosure labels.
The delivery report contains the live article URL, title, publication date, destination URLs and anchor text. Allow seven days after the complete, agreed requirements are received. No revisions are included.
This one-time package covers one placement. Writing, translation, extra links, removal, replacement and post-publication edits are excluded. A paid contributor placement does not imply publisher endorsement. Indexing, rankings, visits, leads and permanent page availability are not guaranteed.
Link building and syndication
Contextual link placement, branded profiles, content syndication and Google property setup. (Demo) This profile is managed by Efazi for platform testing; it has not been assigned to an independent seller.
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