HackerNoon press placement

HackerNoon Sponsored Article: Price, Turnaround & Examples

Get published on HackerNoon. Press placement on HackerNoon (hackernoon.com), available through The Profound Agency. Domain Authority 87, 767.9K monthly visits, no-follow link, turnaround 1 Week, region: International.

TL;DR

A sponsored article on HackerNoon costs $500, plus a 3.5% processing fee. Listed turnaround is 1 Week, counted from your final approval. Domain Authority 87, Domain Rating 87.

$500

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Paid in full at checkout. A 3.5% processing fee is added.

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Placement details

HackerNoon at a glance

Placement details for HackerNoon
Price$500
Domain Authority (DA)87
Domain Rating (DR)87
Monthly traffic767.9K visits (estimated)
Link typeNo-follow
Turnaround1 Week, from final approval
RegionInternational
DisclosureNot sponsored
Google indexedYes
LLM readyYes
GenresTech
Accepts Special CategoriesCrypto
Websitehackernoon.com
Example articleView example
How it compares

How HackerNoon compares

Global

Among the 90 global and international publications in the network, HackerNoon has the 13th highest Domain Authority, costs less than 48% of them (the median is $500) and turns around faster than 13%.

Higher or equal Domain Authority for less: Medium ($150, DA 95).

Tech

Among the 120 publications that accept tech content in the network, HackerNoon has the 20th highest Domain Authority, costs more than 55% of them (the median is $400) and turns around faster than 8%.

Higher or equal Domain Authority for less: Medium ($150, DA 95).

Crypto

Among the 947 publications that accept crypto content in the network, HackerNoon has the 77th highest Domain Authority, costs less than 80% of them (the median is $1,150) and turns around faster than 37%.

Higher or equal Domain Authority for less: Medium ($150, DA 95).

How it works

How to get published on HackerNoon

  1. 1. Add it to your cartCheck out with PayPal. Payment is in full, with a 3.5% processing fee.
  2. 2. Finalize the articleBook a call with the editorial team, or email a finished draft to jason@theprofound.agency.
  3. 3. Approve itNothing is published without your final approval.
  4. 4. Get publishedTurnaround for HackerNoon is 1 Week, counted from your approval.
FAQ

Questions about publishing on HackerNoon

How much does it cost to get published on HackerNoon?

A press placement on HackerNoon costs $500 through The Profound Agency. Payment is made in full at checkout, where a 3.5% processing fee is added.

How long does it take to get published on HackerNoon?

Turnaround for HackerNoon is 1 Week, counted from your final approval of the article, not from purchase.

Is an article on HackerNoon labeled as sponsored?

No. Placements on HackerNoon are not labeled as sponsored.

Are articles on HackerNoon indexed by Google?

Yes. HackerNoon is marked as Google indexed in the catalog.

How does HackerNoon compare with other global and international publications?

Among the 90 global and international publications in the network, HackerNoon has the 13th highest Domain Authority, costs less than 48% of them (the median is $500) and turns around faster than 13%. For a Domain Authority at least as high at a lower price, consider Medium.

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