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Here is how I've scaled my guest posting by 3X in less than few hours.

Well, being in this industry for more than 6 years, I've tried multiple ways for guest post link building and some of them being:

  1. Outreach via their contact form/email.
  2. Few hacky ways like infographic submission or scholarship link building (which seems to be totally useless now)
  3. Finding brokers and dealing with them for guest post links in bulk

And here are few things why it sucked always:

  • These brokers deliver really shitty links and it becomes difficult few times to remove such links.
  • Negotiation time is too much. Discovering new blogs is such a pain in the ass.

So I've built a product (thanks to WordPress API's) which allows anyone to post any article on WordPress enabled blog in few seconds. All you have to do is:

  1. Go on https://pressly.me
  2. Signup and compose your first guest post (You can add links, medias and whatever you want)
  3. Select blogs where you want to publish this piece of content
  4. Pay and hit "Publish" and your guest post is live instantly.

Here is how it works in the backend:

  • Bloggers who want to monetize their blogs are partnered with Pressly and they have setup a fixed cost for guest post.
  • Since they have enabled their Wp APIs and created user for Pressly, getting post published takes literally 3 second.

It's just the first week of this product and I have managed to partner with 50+ websites (mostly they are in tech/crypto niche) but its growing like crazy.

Do check out Pressly and share your experience of doing guest/sponsored post submission with them. I'm 200% sure that you'll be surprised after using this product for guest posting.

PS: If you are a blogger, you can get partnered with Pressly.me by contacting them on prateek@pressly.me

Cheers

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