| 开发者 |
Artem Yanin
matzedoon |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月24日 23:33 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes. No money changes hands anywhere in the network. You "pay" by hosting guest posts from other verified publishers, which earns you the points you spend to publish your own. The Free plan needs no payment details and never expires.
Marketplaces sell placements for roughly $70-450+ per post. Consolety replaces the invoice with a points economy: hosting earns what publishing costs. You get the same thing - a guest post with your backlinks on a real site - for the effort of writing and hosting content instead of money.
A guest post written for readers, on a relevant site, with a natural link, is a long-standing way to earn backlinks. What Google treats as spam is large-scale guest posting with keyword-stuffed anchor text, and links bought for money. Consolety is built around that line: every host reviews and can refuse each post, hosts set their own link limits, and no money is involved anywhere.
No. The points system prevents reciprocal linking. You earn points hosting for one publisher and spend them publishing on a different site, so links do not flow back and forth between the same two sites.
Through Google Search Console OAuth. Google confirms you are the legitimate owner of your domain. Unlike Domain Authority scores, GSC ownership cannot be faked, so the network stays free of fake sites and link farms.
Two things: that your Google account has verified access to the property for this site, and four site-wide totals over the last 30 days - clicks, impressions, average CTR and average position. Other members see your clicks, impressions and a traffic tier on your profile card. Search queries and page-level data are never read.
Nothing to fix. Google shows that permission as a separate checkbox; if it is left unticked, Consolety asks Google once more for just that permission, on a screen with no checkbox to miss.
No. Sites that are open for the network accept connections automatically, so requests never expire while you are away. A connection only lets a site send you a guest post: every article still waits for your approval, and you can disconnect any partner at any time. A site you once declined or disconnected has to wait for you again.
Yes. You set minimum word count, link limits, AI content policy, forbidden niches, and custom instructions. Every incoming guest post arrives as a draft that you review, request revisions on, or reject.
The guest post is created as a WordPress draft. You review it before publishing. It appears as a regular blog article on your site.
No. The Free tier works without payment. Pro is optional and adds faster earning and distribution tools.
Yes. Go to Dashboard and click Disconnect. Published posts remain since they are regular WordPress posts.