About Yanshur

Buying Arabic media coverage was broken

If you have ever tried to place an article on an Arabic news site from outside the region, you know the routine: a broker on a messaging app, a price that changes with the client, a promise of “DA 70+”, and a link that quietly disappears three months later.

The problem is not that good outlets do not exist — the Middle East has plenty of serious newsrooms with real audiences. The problem is that there was no honest way to reach them. Buyers could not verify what they were paying for, and publishers had no clean process for handling international requests.

Yanshur was built to remove the guesswork from both sides: a fixed price, a verified outlet, a defined process, and a link you can point your client to.

A marketplace, and a desk behind it

Yanshur is two things at once, and both matter.

The marketplace

A browsable index of vetted publishers. Each listing shows the metrics you would otherwise have to chase — authority scores, monthly traffic, niches accepted, language, turnaround, link policy — plus the price you actually pay. You compare, you choose, you check out.

The desk

Behind every order is a team that does the work publishers expect: checking the article against that outlet’s editorial guidelines, handling revision requests, chasing the publication, and confirming the link is live and indexable before the order is closed.

That second part is why placements here clear faster than a cold pitch. Editors deal with someone who already knows their rules, and you deal with one platform instead of twenty inboxes.

From order to live link

1. Choose a publisherBrowse the marketplace and compare outlets on authority, traffic, turnaround, and price.
2. Check outPay securely at a fixed price. No calls, no negotiation, no waiting for a quote.
3. Submit your articleUpload your own article, or ask us to write it. You confirm it meets the Editorial Guidelines at checkout.
4. We review and place itWe check it against that publisher’s rules, send it over, and manage any revisions the editor asks for.
5. You get the live URLThe published link lands in your account and your inbox, ready to send to your client.

How a publisher gets listed

Getting onto the index is not automatic, and it is not a matter of paying to be there. Before a website is listed we check that it has:

• An operating editorial team Real editors making real publishing decisions, not an inbox that accepts anything.
• Organic, human traffic Audience that arrives to read, verified against third-party data — not bot volume.
• A consistent publishing history An active archive of its own journalism, not a site that publishes only what it is paid to.
• Clear, stated conditions Word counts, accepted niches, link policy, and disclosure rules written down before anyone buys.
• A working relationship with us A named contact who answers, so an order never disappears into silence.

Listings are monitored after they go live, too. An outlet that stops meeting these conditions comes off the index. If you run a publication and want to be considered, start at Become a Publisher.

What we don’t do

Plenty of providers in this space will tell you what you want to hear. These are the things we will not say, because they are not true of anyone:

• We don’t guarantee rankings. We guarantee the placement described in your order. What a search engine does with it is outside anyone’s control, and a provider who promises otherwise is not being straight with you.
• We don’t sell links on networks. No PBNs, no directories, no sites that exist only to host paid links.
• We don’t overrule editors. Publishers can reject an article that breaks their guidelines. We will tell you why and help you fix it, but we will not pressure a newsroom into publishing something it does not want.
• We don’t hide the terms. If a publisher applies a sponsored label or a nofollow attribute, it says so on the listing before you buy — not after.
• We don’t take content we can’t place. If your topic will not clear an outlet’s rules, we would rather say so up front than take the order and refund it later.

Built for three kinds of people

• SEO agencies

  Placing coverage for clients who need Arabic-language authority, with invoices and live links you can hand over directly.

  For agencies →
• Brands and businesses

  Entering or growing in Middle East markets and wanting to be read where your customers already read.

  Get a quote →
• Publishers

  Newsrooms that want a steady, properly briefed flow of sponsored work without chasing payment.

  Become a publisher →

Who you are dealing with

Yanshur is operated by [Registered entity]. If you need company details for procurement, invoicing, or a vendor form, the essentials are here and we will supply anything else on request.

Questions about how an order works are answered in detail in the FAQ.