Link Insertion & Guest Post Guidelines

Link Insertion:

 

Backlink without exchange: $75 USD per contextual link.

Placement: Within an existing, relevant paragraph on the Tapni blog (no footers/author bios).

No Competitive Links:

• “Sales tools” / “CRM for sales” / “Lead generation software”
• “Digital business cards” / “virtual business cards”
• “QR code generator / QR Code Scanner / Scan QR Code”
• “NFC business card”
• “Scanner Apps”
• “CRM / CRM Software”
• “Networking tools” / “professional networking apps”
• “Online business card creator”
• “Smart contact cards” / “tap to connect cards”

Anchor text: Natural, non-spammy; we may adjust for readability and SEO best practices.

Quality bar: Your site must have a Domain Rating (DR) of 51+ (verified via Ahrefs: https://ahrefs.com/website-authority-checker).

Attributes: Do-follow by default; we reserve the right to apply rel attributes if required by editorial judgement.

Editorial review: We may edit or decline links that feel promotional or off-topic.

Turnaround & reporting: 1-2 business days after payment; we share the live URL and screenshot confirmation.

Payment: Upfront via standard methods; invoices available on request.

 

 

Guest Post:

 

We accept guest posts priced at $150 USD, but only under specific quality and topic standards.

Topics we accept:

• Innovative Sales Strategies
• Digital Marketing Trends
• Lead Generation Workflows
• Smart Networking (in-person & virtual)
• NFC Technology in Business
• QR Code Use Cases in Sales/Events
• CRM and Digital Contact Management

Post requirements:

• Minimum 1,000 words of original content (we check plagiarism)
• Must include at least 1 internal link to a Tapni blog post
• Can include 1-2 do-follow link to your domain (DR51+ only)
• Must be educational, not promotional (No salesy CTAs)
• Use real-world examples or case studies if possible
• Format should include headers, lists, and bullet points for readability
• Only English posts accepted

We reserve the right to reject or edit submissions that promote competitor products or fail to meet quality standards.