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What do a site's terms mean, and how do draft orders work?

Short answerEvery site in the link marketplace shows its terms before you order: how the link is marked, how long it stays up, the content rules, the turnaround, who may write the article, the price with tax and the link guarantee. Save a site as a draft order to prepare it; nothing is paid until it is ordered and the exact total approved.

About Link campaigns: a link building service: plan paid placements, approve the exact total, then order

Updated 26 October 2026

Open Act → Link building → Opportunities. Each site's card lists its terms under the scores.

The terms on each site

  • Link type: followed, sponsored or nofollow, as the supplier says. It stays the supplier's word until SEOmise checks the live page after delivery.
  • Marked sponsored: whether the link carries rel="sponsored", the mark Google asks for on paid links.
  • Stays up for: how many months the supplier keeps the link.
  • Content rules: what the site accepts (topics, number of links, style).
  • Turnaround: about how many days delivery takes.
  • Who writes: the publisher, SEOmise's AI with a person in your team checking it before it is ordered, or you. Only the writers the site's supplier accepts are offered.
  • Price: what you pay, with tax where it applies. The supplier's own price is never shown.
  • Link guarantee: how long a delivered link is covered (see "What is the link guarantee").

Anything a supplier does not state reads Not stated by the supplier. Nothing is guessed. When you ask for approval, the terms are kept with the quote exactly as they read then.

Draft orders

  1. On a site's card press Save as a draft order. Saving costs nothing and holds no stock.
  2. Open Modules → Link marketplace → Draft orders. Choose the page the link should point to (on your own site), the anchor text, who writes the article and any notes.
  3. If the price or a term changed since you saved, the draft says what changed. What it shows is always current.
  4. Press Order for and the price shown. The draft becomes a one-site campaign:
    • with the publisher writing, approval is asked for straight away: the price is checked with the supplier and locked;
    • with you or SEOmise writing, the campaign opens so the article can be written and approved; the price is approved after that.
  5. Someone with approval rights approves the exact total, as for any campaign, and you pay. Only then is the order sent to the supplier.

Pressing Order twice gives the same campaign. A draft nobody touches ends after 14 days by default; start it again from the site.

Who can do what

People who plan link spend create, change and order drafts. Everyone with access to the project can see them. Approvers approve the money, as for campaigns.

Every platform

Links are placed on other websites, so nothing is installed on yours: it works the same for WordPress, Laravel, Shopify, Wix and sites built by hand.

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