Sponsored articles and advertorials on publisher sites
Sponsored post, advertorial, or native article: the same European marketplace checkout as a guest post — EUR price, briefing, live URL, and the labelling the listing actually allows.
Lowest advertiser checkout price on verified European listings in this preview. Not a fixed rate card.
Active, verified publishers matching this page’s country preview when the count is available.
“Buy a sponsored article”, “advertorial”, and “native advertising” describe a paid publication on a site you do not own. On SEOLinkBuildings that is not a separate SKU: it is the same catalog order, with disclosure and link attributes as the publisher lists them.
We do not sell rankings, a national press wire, or Google News placement. We sell a publication with visible rules, euro checkout, and a live URL on the order.
Same catalog, different words
Filter niche, language, and price. The publisher’s media kit is on the listing: accepted topics, link count, turnaround, and whether the post is marked sponsored.
Sponsored versus guest post
If you pay to appear, treat it as sponsored — even if the invoice says guest post. Google expects paid placements to be qualified (rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow") when that is how the site marks them.
Editorial article, not a banner
You supply copy or a brief. The publisher publishes in their CMS. That is not display advertising and not a brand mention in a daily newspaper unless that domain is in the catalog and accepts the brief.
How to order
Pricing and what you can verify
If a live link is removed
FAQ
Is this a different product from a guest post?
Not as a catalog SKU. Yes as a label and in how the paid link is declared.
Can I demand dofollow on a sponsored article?
Only if the listing allows it. Many publishers mark paid publications. That is the site’s policy, not a marketplace bug.
Do you place articles on national news wires?
Only if that domain is in the catalog. We do not promise Google News or a press-release circuit.
See also
EU guest-post price index · Germany · France · Netherlands · UK · Spain · Italy · Poland