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How BlogDrip works

BlogDrip is a two-sided marketplace. Advertisers order article publications with a backlink; publishers earn from placements on the sites they own. BlogDrip handles the marketplace, payments and quality controls in between.

For advertisers

  1. Register a free account

    Sign up in under a minute. No credit card required. Verify your email and set your invoicing details when you're ready to place your first order.

  2. Browse the marketplace

    Filter 225,000+ verified sites by niche, language, domain rating, traffic and price. Every listing shows the publisher's rate, topic guidelines and turnaround time upfront.

  3. Place your order

    Upload your own article or order writing from the publisher (or BlogDrip's writing service). Choose your target URL and anchor text. Publisher reviews and either approves or requests changes.

  4. Get published

    Article goes live according to the publisher's workflow — direct-publish sites can be near-instant, while sites with editorial review may take a few days. You receive the live URL as proof of publication, and the placement stays live permanently.

For publishers

  1. Register your website

    Add your site's URL, describe its niche and audience, and set your publication guidelines. BlogDrip verifies you own the site and checks basic quality signals.

  2. Set your rates

    You decide the price for a standard publication with one dofollow backlink. Add optional extras (writing, extra links, dofollow/nofollow choice) at your own rates.

  3. Receive orders

    Advertisers browse the marketplace and place orders on your terms. Review each order — approve, request edits, or decline. You control what publishes on your site.

  4. Get paid

    Payout to your bank account within 48 hours of publication. No minimum payout threshold; BlogDrip handles the transactional side end-to-end.

BlogDrip vs. manual outreach vs. agencies

Three ways to acquire quality backlinks — same goal, very different friction.

BlogDripManual outreachAgency
Time to first linkSame day3–8 weeks4–12 weeks
Response rate to reach outN/A — instant order5–10%Handled by agency
Cost per link (mid-tier)€60–200€0 + time cost€200–800
Setup / retainerNoneNone€500–2,000 setup + €1.5–5k/month
Metrics visible upfrontYes (DR, DA, traffic)You research each siteOften only after signing
Refund if not publishedYes (escrow)N/ARare, contract-dependent
Scale limitYour budgetYour outreach capacityAgency team size

Common questions about how BlogDrip works

How is BlogDrip different from a link-building agency?

You control the campaign directly — no account manager, no retainer, no upfront setup fee. You filter the catalog, place orders and see live URLs delivered. Agencies wrap that same process in a monthly retainer plus 3-5x markup per link, in exchange for handling the operational load on your behalf.

Do I need SEO experience to use the marketplace?

Basic familiarity helps — knowing what a DR score means, what anchor text is, and why niche relevance matters. If you're new, our /guide section covers the essentials in plain language. Filter presets are also shared across the community for common goals like 'high-DR SaaS' or 'local NL business'.

How long does one placement typically take?

Direct-publish sites go live within hours; sites with editorial review take 3–7 working days. Every listing shows the publisher's standard turnaround upfront so you can plan a campaign timeline exactly.

Can I get invoices for accounting / VAT?

Yes — proper VAT invoices (or reverse-charge for EU B2B customers with valid VAT number) are generated automatically per order and downloadable from your dashboard.

What happens if I have a dispute with a publisher?

Raise a dispute from the order page in your dashboard. BlogDrip mediates; if the publisher's placement doesn't match the order or breaks the site's own advertised guidelines, you're refunded from escrow. For repeated bad behavior on the publisher's side, their listing rating drops or the account is delisted.