Aurzon Guest Posts Pitch a post
Partner programme

Earn from posts you refer or write.

Two ways in, and they pay differently because they are different work. Both are paid on publication rather than on a pitch — so a pitch we decline costs you nothing, and the ones that go live are worth having your name near.

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How and when partners are paid Two ways in — referring a client or writing a post. Both are paid only when the post is published. A declined pitch costs the partner nothing and earns nothing. You refer a client They have something worth writing about 20% Or you write it For a client who would rather not $90+ An editor reads it Roughly one in three is declined. Two working days. Declined Costs you nothing. Earns you nothing. No clawback, no penalty. Published Live, indexed, permanent. This is the moment you are paid. What lands in your balance Referred a client 20% of the fee Wrote the post $90–$165 flat
Nothing is earned on a pitch. That is what keeps the pitches worth reading.
Refer a client

20%

of what they spend, on every post they publish

  • You send someone with something worth writing about
  • They pitch, we review it as normal
  • Published — you earn 20% of the fee
  • Credited for sixty days after they first arrive
  • Repeat clients keep paying you, not just the first post
Write for clients

$90–$165

per accepted post, by length

  • Buyers on Featured and Authority want us to write it
  • We send you the brief and you write the piece
  • Byline is yours — it is your work
  • Paid when it publishes
  • $90 for 1,000 words · $165 for 1,500 researched — nine to eleven cents a word

A fee by length rather than a percentage of what the client paid — a percentage would reward chasing expensive tiers rather than writing well. Standard posts are not on this list because the client supplies that draft themselves.

We set these against the market rate rather than against what was left over. Five cents a word buys a beginner, and a beginner's draft costs us the saving back in editing — while quietly contradicting the page where we claim to edit properly.

What we will not pay for. Clicks, signups, traffic or sheer volume of pitches. Only a completed placement. Anything looser turns this into an affiliate scheme, and an affiliate scheme attached to link placements is how a legitimate sponsored-content business starts looking like a link network — which would cost us the thing that makes any of it worth buying.

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We read every application. The code does not work until we have, because a referral from someone we would not publish is worth nothing to either of us.

Small and specific beats large and vague. Two hundred people who trust you is worth more here than twenty thousand who do not.

Not needed to apply. Easier to have it now than to chase it when you are owed money.

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