Sponsored articles on reviewed publications
Pick an outlet with a transparent price and real metrics, send your text, and follow publication and Google indexing step by step from your panel. RGB takes no cut of your order.
- 0% order fee
- Metrics measured by RGB
- Google index tracking
Ordering a sponsored article here is four steps
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Pick the outlet
Filter the catalog by topic, price and domain authority. The numbers next to each outlet were measured by us, with the fetch date next to them.
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Send the text and links
Have a ready text? Send it as is. If not, outlets that write for you are a filter away and their writing cost is on the card.
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Pay the outlet directly
Once the outlet accepts, its amount and account open in the order workroom and the money goes straight to it. There is no payment middleman and no cut.
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Follow publication and indexing
The published URL is recorded in the panel, and from a few days later we check its Google indexing ourselves and let you know.
The RGB fee here is zero. Really zero
Reportage platforms usually take a share of every order, and that share is baked into the price you see. Here, each outlet price is whatever the outlet itself set, and payment goes straight to its own account; RGB neither holds money nor stands in as a payment middleman. In exchange we do two things: we measure each outlet domain authority and indexed page count ourselves and date-stamp them, and after publication we track your article Google indexing. We do not guarantee rankings, because nobody can.
How much does a sponsored article cost
The catalog just opened and no outlet has priced itself yet. We will not print a made-up number either; when the first outlets arrive, the real minimum and median land right here.
What moves the price is the outlet authority, whether links are follow, and how long the page stays up, not the text length. If you are not yet sure reportage is even the right priority for your site, read the SEO services page first; it explains where link building actually sits.
What a sponsored article is, and where it works
A sponsored article is a piece you paid to publish: the text is about your business, it runs on another outlet, and it usually carries a link or two to your site. Two things come out of it. Being seen by that outlet audience, and a link that adds to your domain authority.
It works where the outlet is real. A site built only to sell reportage, with no readers, has a link worth about the same. That is why we measure the domain authority and indexed page count of every outlet ourselves, and a site with worrying numbers simply does not get listed.
Drip scheduling, in plain words
When you order several pieces together, the campaign builder spreads their publication dates across the window you choose; say ten articles over four weeks, at uneven gaps. The reason is simple: ten links in one day is not a natural growth pattern. That is all we promise; drip scheduling is not a ranking guarantee.
What this section is not
Bulk link packages are not sold here, and the site SEO page says why in print: a link from an outlet without readers is, at best, inert. Reportage is not the first step for every site either; a site with technical or content problems should spend the money elsewhere first, and we say so before selling to you.
Questions people ask before ordering
Why is the fee zero
Because RGB earns from design, SEO and hosting services, and this section was built to be the road to those services, not a shop of its own. Payment settles directly between you and the outlet, so there is no place for us to stand in the money flow and take a cut. If that ever changes, it will be written right here.
How do I know the outlet numbers are real
The numbers we show are measured by us with tools, and the fetch date sits next to them; they are not the outlet own claim. Where we could not measure, it says "not fetched" instead of a number. A number without a date and a source is, to us, not a number.
What if the outlet does not publish
Until the outlet accepts, no payment happens; its account only opens after acceptance. If publication slips after payment, the order timeline is recorded in both panels and our team sees the same thing. Still, your counterparty is the outlet itself, and we write that plainly, not between the lines.
When will my article get indexed
Usually days to weeks, depending on the outlet. Starting two days after publication we check the page indexing on Google a few times and record the result with its date on the order; once indexed, you also get an email. If it is still not indexed after several checks, we write exactly that and hide nothing.
Who writes the article text
Either you, or the outlets that offer writing with the cost on their card. The third road is RGB own content writing service, which has an editorial team and takes orders separately from this section. One warning from experience: never copy one text across several outlets; duplicated text is exactly what Google does not want to see from reportage.
If you run an outlet and want to stand on the selling side of this catalog, start from the publishers page. This page was last reviewed in August 2026.