Editorial Guest Placements for Gambling, Crypto, Finance

A placement runs three to seven weeks from brief to live URL, and roughly two thirds of the editors we approach say no. That ratio is the work. You are paying for the pitch, for a draft written in the title's own register, and for the negotiation after an editor comes back with changes — not for a slot bought off a broker's sheet. Where we place: Spanish-language business and technology press, European trade titles covering payments and licensed gambling, and a short list of crypto publications that keep their commercial desk away from the newsroom. Every title we propose is one we have run a piece in before. At the briefing call we name them, with the editor and the date of our last piece there. If a title we suggest also appears on a public marketplace with a price beside it, we drop it from the list and tell you why. How the draft is written: Spanish pieces are written in Spanish, in Madrid, by an editor who reads the sector daily. They are not translated from an English master and localised afterwards. Before we write, we ask you for one thing a competitor cannot copy: an internal data set, a payout or settlement figure, a regulatory position your legal team will defend in print. Editors in these three sectors reject on thin sourcing long before they reject on commercial intent. The link: One contextual link, in the body, followed, placed at the point in the argument where a citation belongs. We write that sentence. You give the target URL and the direction the anchor should point semantically; we do not take an exact-match anchor list. In gambling and crypto a bought sentence reads like a bought sentence, and it is the quickest route to having a publisher's outbound links reviewed. Where a title insists on rel=sponsored we tell you before we write, and you decide. Not included: No homepage or sitewide links. No author-bio links. No links into casino review, bonus or odds-comparison pages from news titles — editors decline these and we do not ask twice on your behalf. No guaranteed domain rating, because we do not buy on it. No placement count written into the invoice. Why we hold the cadence down: A publication carrying three pieces from adjacent operators in one quarter is worth less to all three. We limit how often we return to a title, and we do not take two operators competing for the same licensed market at the same time. If you are a Spanish-facing sportsbook, your competitor does not become a client of ours in Spain while you are with us. Who this is not for: Operators without a licence from the DGOJ, MGA, UKGC or the equivalent regulator in the market they are targeting. Token projects with no published audit. Anyone who needs a URL live inside two weeks. And teams already buying inventory links at volume who want us to add to the pile — mixing the two on one profile makes both harder to read, and we would rather not be the second half of that story. How delivery is measured: Live URL, indexed, followed link. We check indexation at 14 and 30 days, then at three and six months, and go back to the editor if the page has been moved, noindexed or had the link stripped in a redesign. That six-month watch is included on every placement, and it is the reason we keep relationships instead of buying supply. What we need from you: One named person who can answer a factual question inside 48 hours. More placements die at the fact-check stage than at the pitch.