Become a sponsor
SMTPedia readers come from Google with a problem to solve: a setting to configure, a bounce to fix, a platform to choose. Sponsor the guide they are reading at that moment, not a banner they scroll past.
A technical, buying audience. Most visits start on a page about a specific provider, setting or error.
Every placement is labelled as sponsored and relevant to the page it sits on. That is why readers click.
A contextual link to your product inside an SMTPedia guide that already ranks on Google for your topic.
A dedicated article about your product or a use case, written or edited by our team and published for good.
One sponsor per issue, in a dedicated block of the SMTPedia newsletter. Get on the list to be first when it opens.
From request to live placement in about a week.
They protect our readers, and the value of your placement.
An independent site, run by an email infrastructure specialist.
Alaa Touil founded SMTPedia after 8+ years in SMTP, deliverability and email verification. Every guide is written to solve a real problem, and every review follows a public testing methodology.
Sponsorship keeps the guides free. It never changes a rating: see our editorial independence policy.
One minute. The rate card is sent to your inbox as soon as you submit.
No. Reviews and ratings are never for sale. You can sponsor a link in a related guide or a separate sponsored article, both clearly labelled.
No. Following Google guidelines, every paid link carries rel=”sponsored”. Your placement still brings visitors who are looking for a solution like yours.
Yes. We send a shortlist of guides that match your product and you pick the one you want, as long as it is available.
A sponsored link stays up as long as the monthly sponsorship runs. A sponsored article stays published for good.
Yes, if it teaches something useful on its own and is not about your product. See Write with us.