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Blogger outreach for agencies placing sponsored posts for UK clients. We research UK family, parenting and travel blogs for each client brief, handle every message with bloggers and send you the live URLs.
Outreach for your clients, done openly.
We take on the time-consuming part of blogger outreach, so your team can focus on strategy and clients.
Blogs chosen per client
A shortlist of 3–5 UK blogs for each brief, with the reason each one fits, its price and link policy.
Every message handled
We deal with bloggers, chase approvals and check each post once it’s live.
Live URLs and checks
A short summary for each post: the live URL, the label and the link as published.
How it works for agencies
- Send a brief per client: niche, audience, budget and timing.
- Get a shortlist with a written quote for each blog.
- Approve the blogs you want. Posts are written by the blogger or supplied by you.
- We check each live post and send you the URLs.
Our rules, for your clients’ sake
Every placement we book is labelled “Advertisement feature” as a condition of booking. Each blog sets its own link policy, and we show it before you book. No private blog networks, no invented stats and no ranking promises, so you never have to explain away something we did.
Agency questions.
Can you work on several client briefs at once?
Yes. Send each client brief separately and you’ll get a shortlist and a written quote per blog for each one.
Is this safe for my clients?
We only arrange sponsored posts on real blogs, each labelled “Advertisement feature” as a condition of booking. Each blog sets its own link policy. Google asks for paid links to be marked sponsored or nofollow, and we show each blog’s policy before you book. We don’t promise rankings, so you can set realistic expectations with clients.
How is it priced?
Sponsored posts start from £125. Most placements cost £125–£235, quoted in writing per blog. Payment and refund terms depend on the blog and are set out in writing before you commit.
Have a client brief?
Send it over for a shortlist and a written quote per blog.