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Guest post directory

Guest post sites,
measured twice.

A working directory of publications that accept guest posts — each reviewed by hand, each listed with both traffic sources, and each graded on how far the two disagree. Every entry is a real site you can pitch a guest post to, with its authority scores, traffic readings and registration date readable before you make contact. Placement rates move, so we do not print them — ask us and get today's figure instead of last month's.

Publications
25
Subjects
6
Median DA
54
Traffic sources
Ahrefs & Semrush

What Makes a Listing Here Different

Most directories quote one traffic figure. We publish both, and grade the gap.

01

Traffic Credibility Grade

Ahrefs and Semrush rarely agree exactly. When they disagree wildly, one source is counting traffic the other cannot verify. Every listing shows both figures, the ratio between them, and a grade from A to D.

Real example — a competing directory, not a listing here

Ahrefs339,410
Semrush1,456
D233× divergence — treat the higher figure with caution

02

The Authority Gap, Measured

Moz scores a domain and Ahrefs scores it again, and the two often disagree. A high DA sitting beside a low DR and almost no traffic is authority without readers — links pointing in, nobody arriving. Both scores are on every listing, and so is the distance between them.

From the listing for FilesXpress.Com

Moz DA60
Ahrefs DR0
Traffic, lower source0
60 ptsWide gap — the widest in the directory today

03

Everything Stated Up Front

Registration date, platform, indexed pages and AI-crawler policy — read off the domain itself and put on the listing, none of it behind an enquiry form.

From the listing for MagazinePanda.Com

Registered9 March 2021
Cadence13 pages/mo
Indexed507 pages
OpenNo account needed to see any of it

Browse by Subject

Every publication is filed under a single primary subject, judged on what it actually publishes.

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Our standard

Three things we refuse to leave vague.

01

Reviewed by a person

Every publication is opened, read and judged before listing. Thin writing, an empty archive or bought traffic means it does not go in — whatever the metrics say.

02

Terms stated plainly

Every metric we hold and every editorial term a publisher has given us sits on the listing itself, none of it behind an enquiry form. The one figure we will not print is the rate, because a rate published last month is wrong the day it changes.

03

Removed, not demoted

Every figure is re-pulled in a single run and stamped with its review date, so no listing sits beside another measured at a different time. A listing shows the date it was checked rather than implying it is current.

Start with the directory.

Every listing, every metric, no account required.