Broad starter offer

Authority starter package

This is the broadest entry point in the network. You buy one sponsored editorial feature, and we match it to the most relevant eligible site we own based on the business category, service area, and actual value to readers.

Authority Starter Package offer summary

Built for legitimate businesses

Best results come from an operating business with a live website, a clear offer, and enough real information to write a useful feature.

  • Clear fit: Your website should explain what you sell and where you serve customers.
  • Useful source material: Services, credentials, project details, and customer-facing proof help us write accurate copy.
  • Brand-first placement: The feature is written for readers and uses natural business language.
  • Paid-link label: Outbound links from the placement use rel="sponsored".
  • One starter per business: A later upgrade adds distribution without duplicating the starter article.

What happens after checkout

Complete the business intake, then we review fit and match approved copy to the package you selected. We email the published placement details when they are ready.

Upgrade path

Need broader distribution later? The Authority Pro Placement upgrade adds explicit network inventory on project-cost.com, contractor-search.com, locallyproofed.com, and where-can-i-find.com.


What you get

  • One sponsored editorial feature on the best-fit eligible authority site in our network.
  • Manual editorial review before anything is published.
  • Natural brand-oriented anchor text, not exact-match spam.
  • One-time payment with no subscription and no monthly fee.
  • Paid outbound links marked rel="sponsored".

Eligible site examples

We do not promise one exact site for the starter tier. Depending on fit, eligible examples may include authority properties such as where-can-i-find.com, locallyproofed.com, contractor-search.com, or another more relevant site in the network.

Important: This is curated sponsorship, not a promise of rankings, traffic, leads, or “dofollow SEO juice.” Businesses that do not help users or do not fit the network are rejected.