Niche: Food and restaurant
Guest posts and link insertions on food and restaurant sites
Placements on recipe sites, food blogs and dining guides read by people deciding what to cook or where to eat.
Who reads these sites
Readers want something they can make or visit this week. Method, ingredients and honest notes about difficulty matter more than long introductions.
What a relevant site looks like
- Sites that publish tested recipes or real restaurant coverage, not copied recipe text
- A cuisine or dietary focus that matches yours, such as baking, vegetarian or local dining
- Clear authorship and original photographs
Angles that suit this niche
- A technique guide that explains why a step works
- A local food guide that names real places and says what they are good for
- A pantry or planning list for a specific kind of cook
Where we take extra care
Food content should not make health or diet claims, and allergy information must be accurate or left out. We do not place content for alcohol brands on sites aimed at minors, and we follow the publisher's disclosure rules.
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
Can a restaurant get a link on a local food blog?
Sometimes, if the blog accepts sponsored or contributed posts. We check how recent its dining coverage is and whether it covers your area.
Do you write recipes?
Content is either written to the publisher's guidelines or supplied by you. Recipes should come from someone who has cooked them, so we ask you for the real recipe and method.
Tell us about your food and restaurant site
Send your website. We reply with a shortlist you can check yourself, and you approve each site.