Guest Post Placement

Quick Start

1. Use the Contents table below to choose the smallest useful reference set.
2. Use

   workflows/plan-guest-post-placement.md

   for a full campaign plan.
3. Confirm the target page has a natural citation reason.
4. Translate keywords into audience names before prospecting.
5. Return viability, publisher quality, content titles, outreach constraints, tracking fields, and risks.

Default Output

1. Campaign goal - target page, business goal, expertise signal, and risk constraints.
2. Audience and citability - keywords, audience names, citable targets, and missing elements.
3. Viability and prospects - query signals, opportunity quality, and expertise needs.
4. Content and outreach plan - title ideas, niche focus, audience benefit, citation target, and status.
5. Tracking and risks - prospect fields, content status, approvals, placement reporting, and common failure modes.

Contents

references/core/knowledge.md

references/core/rules.md

references/core/examples.md

workflows/plan-guest-post-placement.md

Core Posture

• Guest posting is editorial contribution, not manufactured link placement.
• Every link needs a reader-serving citation reason.
• Commercial pages often need citable elements before outreach.
• Pitch titles before complete articles in scaled campaigns.
• Track content inventory carefully to avoid duplicate placement.