Business and finance Guest Posts and Link Insertions

Who reads these sites

Readers here are owners, managers, freelancers and people comparing money options. They arrive with a decision to make, so a post that only repeats basics is skipped quickly.

What a relevant site looks like

A site that publishes regularly on small business, management, startups, accounting or personal finance
A visible editorial team or named authors, because readers of money topics look for who is speaking
Posts that cite their sources instead of giving unsupported advice

Angles that suit this niche

A worked example with the arithmetic shown, labelled as an example
A checklist for a decision the reader will really face, such as choosing a tool or reading a contract clause
A plain explanation of a rule or term that owners often misread

Where we take extra care

Money is a topic where a wrong claim can cost the reader. We follow each publisher's rules, avoid promises about returns and profit, and keep any figure sourced or clearly marked as an illustration.

What it costs

Every site on our sites list has its own price per guest post, from $50 to $1,000, with half of them between $100 and $160. You see the price and the numbers for each site before you approve anything. Link insertions are quoted separately. See the pricing page for the ranges by authority band.

Questions

Do you place posts about investing or loans?

Only where the publisher accepts them and the content follows its rules. We do not write promises of returns, and we decline anything that reads as personal financial advice.

Which sites fit a B2B service?

Sites whose readers are business owners and managers. We compare each candidate on relevance, authority, traffic and price and send you the numbers before anything is booked.

Guest posts and link insertions on business and finance sites