Business
Marketing, SEO, sales, B2B software, management and the tools companies run on.
Pick the subject your article belongs to. A placement that fits the publisher's subject is worth more than a higher score on an unrelated site, so every listing is filed under one of these eight subjects, and each subject gets its own hub as its publishers are added.
Marketing, SEO, sales, B2B software, management and the tools companies run on.
Learning, study skills, courses, careers and the publishers that serve students and teachers.
Film, television, music, gaming, celebrities and the platforms where fans follow them.
Personal finance, investing, banking, insurance and crypto, where accuracy matters most.
Fitness, nutrition, wellbeing and medical topics, held to a higher standard of evidence.
Home, travel, food, fashion, parenting and everyday living.
Reporting, commentary and the portals and networks that syndicate it.
Software, apps, AI, hardware, the web and the companies that build them.
Each publisher goes under the one subject that most of its recent articles cover. A site that writes mostly about home renovation is Lifestyle even if it once ran a post on mortgages; a site whose archive is split evenly is filed by what it publishes now, not what it published years ago. When a hub opens, it lists its publishers with their figures side by side and explains the checks that matter most in that subject.
Until then, the guide to vetting a guest post site covers the checks that apply in every niche, and Metrics explained defines each figure you will see on a profile.