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If you are reaching out to BBR, also known as BuyBlogReviews.com, you are likely in one of two groups:
Advertisers and brands who want to connect with relevant bloggers for paid placements, such as sponsored blog reviews, sponsored articles, and longer-term brand partnerships.
Bloggers and publishers who want to explore paid publishing opportunities that fit their audience and content style.
This page is here to route your question to the right place, quickly, without guessing what you need.
Pick Your Path - Advertiser Support or Blogger Support
To get a faster, more useful reply, lead with what you are trying to do.
If you are an advertiser, include whether you are looking for a sponsored review (firsthand evaluation and an honest opinion) or a sponsored post (educational content, a tutorial, a brand introduction, or a product announcement).
If you are a blogger, include your site topic, typical content formats, and what kinds of sponsorships you are open to (reviews, sponsored posts, partnerships, or a mix).
What to Include So We Can Actually Help
A good contact message saves time on both sides. Here is what to share.
For advertisers:
- Your brand name and website
- The product or service you want covered
- The type of placement you want - sponsored review vs. sponsored post
- Your target audience and the topics you want to align with
- Any required talking points, claims that must be avoided, and compliance requirements
- Your preferred timeline, plus any launch dates that matter
For bloggers:
- Your website and primary niche
- Your monthly posting cadence (a simple estimate is fine)
- Whether you accept products for review, paid sponsored posts, or both
- Your content rules, such as topics you do not cover, or affiliate restrictions
- Any brand categories you are especially interested in
Sponsored Review vs. Sponsored Post - The Difference That Matters
Many contact requests stall because people use “review” and “sponsored post” interchangeably. They are not the same.
A sponsored review is based on firsthand experience, and the blogger’s opinion must remain honest, even when the placement is paid.
A sponsored post is paid content that does not need to be a review. It might be a how-to guide, a comparison, a brand overview, or a new product announcement, as long as it is accurate, useful, and aligned with the blog’s audience.
If you tell us which one you need, it is easier to align expectations around deliverables, messaging flexibility, and what “success” should look like.
Disclosures, Links, and Editorial Independence - What to Expect
Sponsored content should be clearly disclosed so readers understand the relationship between the advertiser and the publisher. Many bloggers also apply paid-link attributes when linking to a sponsor, depending on the placement and their editorial policy.
Just as important, bloggers need editorial independence. That means advertisers can share factual details, product notes, and must-have requirements, but they should not expect guaranteed praise, guaranteed traffic, or outcomes like search ranking improvements.
If you have strict legal, regulated-industry, or claim-substantiation requirements, mention that in your message so the right expectations are set early.
Already Know What You Need? Use These Pages
If you are ready to move forward instead of sending a general question, these pages can help you self-direct:
Advertisers - start here to explore options.
Bloggers - learn how paid opportunities may work and what is expected.
Contact Questions Answered
A review is an honest evaluation. You can sponsor the placement, but you cannot require a positive opinion. If you need controlled messaging, a sponsored post (not a review) is often the better fit.
You can provide required facts, disclaimers, product specs, pricing details, and brand guidelines. Bloggers typically decide final wording to match their audience and voice, and they may decline claims they cannot support.
A good fit is one your audience would genuinely benefit from. When you contact BBR, share your niche, reader intent (for example, beginners vs. experts), and the categories you are comfortable covering, and you will get more relevant opportunities.
If you are an advertiser, tell us whether you want a sponsored review, a sponsored post, or a broader brand partnership, plus your topic, audience, and timeline.
If you are a blogger, send your site link, niche, and the sponsorship types you accept.
When you are ready to take the next step instead of sending a note, use our Advertisers or Bloggers pages to match with the right path.