Let's build something worth reading together
I started writing about on-page optimization in 2018 after spending three years fixing broken search visibility for mid-sized ecommerce sites. The blog has grown into something I didn't expect — a place where about 45,000 people show up each month looking for practical answers to specific SEO problems. Most are in-house marketers, freelance consultants, or agency specialists who need solutions that actually work on Monday morning.
Sponsorship here isn't about impressions or click-through percentages. It's about reaching people who make decisions about tools, services, and methods they'll use for the next six months. They read carefully, they compare options, and they remember which companies showed up with useful information when they needed it.
Who actually reads this
The audience breaks down into three groups based on analytics and direct conversations. These aren't personas — they're real patterns from tracking which articles get shared internally at companies and which tools get evaluated after being mentioned here.
In-house marketers at growing companies
They handle SEO alongside five other responsibilities. Budget approval takes three weeks and they need to justify every tool purchase with projected impact. They're looking for reliable methods that won't embarrass them in front of their director.
Freelance SEO consultants
They work with 4-8 clients simultaneously and need solutions they can implement fast. Most have been doing this for 2-7 years and they're allergic to anything that sounds like theory without proof. They bill by results and can't afford methods that only work in case studies.
Agency specialists and team leads
They need scalable processes that junior team members can execute consistently. They're evaluating tools that can handle 15-30 client sites without requiring custom configuration for each one. Documentation quality matters as much as features.
What sponsorship looks like here
I don't do banner ads or interruptive overlays. Sponsorship formats are built around providing useful context to people who are actively researching solutions. Each placement is designed to feel like a natural extension of the editorial content, not a commercial interruption.
Start a conversation
If this feels like it might work for what you're doing, send me an email with a brief explanation of your service and what you're trying to accomplish. I'll respond within two business days with either follow-up questions or a straight answer about whether it makes sense.
Response time is usually same-day during work hours (GMT+2). Proposals that require calls or presentations aren't a good fit — everything we need to discuss can happen over email.
What I won't do
- Write about products I haven't actually tested
- Remove or alter content after publication
- Promise specific traffic or conversion numbers
- Accept payment for positive reviews
- Recommend tools that don't work as described