Domain authority
The measured domain-authority scale.
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Direct placement across high-authority publishers, premium media networks, and specialized editorial channels.
Prices are what each outlet set, and the metrics were measured by Seemerce. Add a few outlets to a campaign to get drip scheduling, or order straight from any card.
Seemerce does not run these outlets and takes no percentage of your order. Payment goes directly between you and the outlet; Seemerce only keeps the order flow transparent.
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The catalog just opened and the first outlets are on their way. Run one? Be first; listing takes minutes and there is no fee.
Each price is the one the outlet set, and the numbers are measured by Seemerce. Add several outlets to a campaign, or order right from any card.
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Domain authority is a number from 0 to 100 that we measured from the outlet's backlink profile, and its date is on each outlet's page.
Collect your outlets and order once. Publication dates are spread across the window you choose.
The Seemerce pick order comes from listing completeness, real numbers and track record. No outlet has paid for a position, and there is no way to.
Payment goes straight to the outlet. Seemerce does not run the outlets and takes no share.
We show the numbers and indexing openly, but we do not guarantee rank.
By topic, price and authority.
Every step says exactly what you get.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Our measurement.
Several outlets, one order.
A fair order.
The outlet's own.
Filters.
We do not run the outlets.
We set Google's spam policies beside the outlet catalogue.
Google says good site-wide signals don't mean all of a site's pages will rank well.
With us A 0 to 100 number we measured from the outlet's backlink profile; the fetch date is on each outlet page.
Google: paid links should carry rel="sponsored" or nofollow.
With us Each outlet sets its own price; settle the link type with the outlet before ordering.
Google treats excessive link exchanges as spam.
With us Add to campaign collects outlets and spreads publication dates across the window you pick.
Google describes ranking as the product of many systems.
With us The order is built from listing completeness, real metrics and track record; no outlet paid for its position and there is no way to.
Google says nothing about payment.
With us The price is what the outlet set and payment goes straight to it; Seemerce does not run the outlets and takes no percentage.
Sources: Google's spam policies; Google's guidance on paid links
Each figure is from its own source.
The measured domain-authority scale.
SeemerceSeveral outlets with one order.
SeemerceSeemerce takes no share of the deal and is not an ad network.
SeemerceOn Telegram Ads 50% of ad revenue goes to channel owners.
TelegramThe ad-copy limit on Telegram Ads.
TelegramThe size AdSense says tends to have more ad inventory.
Google AdSenseSources: Google's spam policies; Google's guidance on paid links
Only what the reference document says outright is marked.
| Practice | Google policy | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|
| Buying or selling links for ranking violates policy1 of 1 | No rank is guaranteed and no bulk link packages are sold | |
| Paid links are allowed if marked rel="sponsored" or nofollow1 of 1 | Not stated on this page; agree it with the publisher | |
| Excessive link exchanges are spam1 of 1 | Natural, gradual links (drip) | |
| Consequence: lower rank or removal1 of 1 | No rank guaranteed |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: Google's spam policies; Google's guidance on paid links
Telegram Ads gives 50% of ad revenue to channel owners. On Seemerce the seller sets the price and the money goes straight to their account.
Sources: Telegram Ads; the Seemerce advertising page
Only what this page already promises.
Every publisher price side by side, with nothing added on top.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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