Affiliate SEO and content for site networks

Content for a whole network of sites, without the sameness

Reviews and comparisons across many sites, in your format, checked by people and delivered every month.

Dices Agency writes and optimises content for owners of affiliate site networks. We deliver reviews, comparisons and guides across many sites, each in that site’s own format.

A person checks every article before it reaches you. The Network plan spreads 100 articles a month across five or more sites, for $4,000 a month. Start with a free sample article on your topic, in your format, with its check results.

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Who it is for

Affiliate SEO for owners of site networks

We work with the owner of the network, every time. Usually that owner has more sites than their writers can feed.

Every month we deliver reviews, comparisons, best-of lists and buying guides. Each one follows that site’s format, not a house template. For a network, that is what affiliate marketing SEO services should mean.

You send the format and the topics. We plan, write and check every piece, then deliver it in Google Docs or straight into your sites.

Running casino or betting affiliate sites? See our page on casino and betting SEO.

Straight answers

More sites than your writers can feed?

Network owners bring us the same three worries. This is how we handle each one.

Every site keeps its own format and voice

Sameness across sites is the first worry.

Our answer

Each site gets its own format, its own keyword research and a brief per article. A person reads every piece before delivery.

No more than 20 to 30 articles a month on one site

Scaled content penalties are the second worry.

Our answer

So we cap any one site at 20 to 30 articles a month. A hundred a month on one domain is the pattern Google’s scaled content rules are built to catch.

Delivered when we said, at the volume we said

Missed deadlines are the third worry.

Our answer

We do what we agreed, when we agreed, at the volume we agreed. Anything we get wrong, we fix at our cost.

The plan

The Network plan: 100 articles a month across five or more sites

One plan, built for networks. It is AI-assisted, with a person checking every piece.

Network

$4,000a month

100 articles a month, spread across five or more sites

Articles a month (up to 1,500 words): 100, at most 20 to 30 a month to any one site
AI-assisted, a person checks every piece: $4,000 a month ($40 each)
Fully human, people write every word: Custom

Fully human writing is a custom quote, for networks that want people to write every word.

Every article includes

Keyword research and a brief
On-page work
A check by a person before delivery
The final plagiarism and AI detection check
One round of edits
Delivery in Google Docs or straight into your sites

Every article runs up to 1,500 words. A longer one counts as two.

3 months to start, then month to month with 30 days notice.
Paid monthly in advance.
10 percent off when three months are paid up front.
Other languages plus 20 percent.

Running one or two sites?

Content plans start at $480 a month. See content plans for one or two sites, or every plan and price.

Free first step

What the free sample article shows you

One article on your topic, in your format, with its check results.

Free

One article, your format

We write one article on your topic, in your site’s format. It comes with its check results: plagiarism, AI detection and readability.

The same checks and a person’s sign-off run on every Network article, not only the sample. How we check every piece.

What the check sheet shows

Plagiarism check result
AI detection result
Readability score

Formats

Formats we write for affiliate sites

These are the page types that turn a search into a click to the merchant. Every format follows the template you send for each site.

Reviews

A verdict near the top, who the product suits, and what we liked and did not like. Facts are checked against the brand’s own site, and affiliate links are marked the way Google asks.

The structure follows your site’s review template, so readers see a familiar layout on every page.

Comparisons and versus pages

Two or three products side by side, for the search that names them. A comparison table, then a clear call on who should pick which.

Facts come from each brand’s own site. Anything we cannot confirm stays out.

Best-of lists

A list in the order you set, with a short reason for each pick. A comparison table follows the list.

Each item links to its full review on the same site. The list and the reviews then support each other.

Buying guides

The question answered first, then what to look for and the common mistakes. Links lead into your reviews and best-of lists.

Guides bring in readers earlier in their search, then pass them to the pages that earn the click.

The method

How we plan affiliate SEO across a network

This is how we do SEO for affiliate marketers who run a network. Four steps, repeated for every site.

Keyword research per site, not per network

Each site gets its own list of buying searches and its own angle. Two of your sites never chase the same query, so they do not compete with each other.

A brief and a format for each site

We work from your format per site: layout, tone, review structure, comparison table and verdict style. Send one example per site, and every brief follows it.

Internal links inside each site

Each new piece links to the related reviews, lists and guides already on that site. Over time, each site builds depth on its own topic.

Affiliate links marked the way Google asks

Google’s guidance is to mark affiliate links with rel=sponsored or nofollow. The links do not lift rankings; the page around them does. So we mark the links and write the page.

Sites that need technical fixes or links can add an SEO plan or a link package.

Where we learned it

We run affiliate sites too

We learned SEO in crypto, casino and social media growth, where results are needed in weeks. We also run affiliate sites of our own. So we know what a review has to do to rank and earn the click.

We do not name those sites, and we do not show what they earn. For client work, read the dated results in our case studies.

Agencies: resell this content under your brand

Agencies get 20 percent off every plan, and we never name their clients.

See white label content for agencies.

Questions about affiliate SEO and content

Network questions only. General questions about the agency are answered on our homepage, our pricing page and How we work.

What is affiliate SEO?

Affiliate SEO gets review and comparison pages found by people who are about to buy. They then click through to the merchant. It needs keyword research for buying searches and pages that compare products clearly. It also needs a site Google can read and links from other sites. For a network, it means doing that across many sites without them reading the same.

Do affiliate links hurt SEO?

Not when they are marked the way Google asks, with rel=sponsored or nofollow. The links do not lift rankings on their own. What ranks is the page around them: a useful review or comparison that answers the search.

How do you keep many sites from reading the same?

Each site gets its own format, its own keyword research and a brief for every article. A person reads every piece and fixes anything that sounds like another site. No site gets more than 20 to 30 articles a month.

Why not put all 100 articles on one site?

Because 100 articles a month on one domain is the pattern Google’s scaled content rules are built to catch. The Network plan spreads them across five or more sites, at most 20 to 30 a month each. If you run one or two sites, a content plan fits better.

How do you stop our sites competing for the same searches?

We research keywords per site, not per network. Each site gets its own list of buying searches and its own angle. Before we write, we check new topics against what your other sites already cover.

How much does the Network plan cost?

$4,000 a month for 100 AI-assisted articles across five or more sites, which is $40 an article. Fully human writing is quoted per network. Other languages plus 20 percent. It starts with 3 months, then runs month to month with 30 days notice. Paying three months up front takes 10 percent off.

How do you handle Google updates across a network?

We cannot promise a site will never be hit, because nobody controls Google. What we control is the pattern. Each site has a cap, its own format and brief, and a person checks every piece. If a site drops, we show you which pages moved and what we change next.

What if an article needs changes?

Every article includes one round of edits. Send your notes on the delivered draft and we fix it in your format. Anything we got wrong, we fix at our cost.

Send us one site and one example

Your topic, your format, with its check results.