BusinessRnD · Round 5 · own the distribution · 24 Oct 2026

Yes: own a niche audience and sell its results, not its views. Pick one buyer category that already pays per lead or per sponsor slot.

It looks like a small trade-media company run by AI. Free tools and a monthly data index attract the buyer's customers, an email list keeps them, and every month we sell sponsor slots, leads and listings to that category. Best starts: game & app studios, importers → freight forwarders, UK home sellers → estate agents. Honest timing: first money in 3–6 months, $10k a month in 12–24 months, faster only with paid growth once each subscriber pays back.

38buyer categories priced per result
22channels checked for 2026
25real cases, wins and crashes
~2–4×a year's profit when you sell the asset
01

How it looks

One buyer category, one audience, results sold every month
  1. 1Pick the buyerA category that already pays per result, every month, at a published price: forwarders, estate agents, game-industry vendors.
  2. 2Find their customersWhere those customers search, ask and meet: forums, trade events, local-language groups, AI answers.
  3. 3AI builds magnetsFree tools that work on the visitor's own data, a monthly data index, pages in many languages. Each one useful by itself.
  4. 4Own the listEvery tool result and report is emailed, so we keep the person and their consent. Google and social are only the doorway.
  5. 5Sell resultsSponsor slots, qualified leads, quote requests, listings, job posts. Invoiced monthly, paid by wire or Payoneer.
  6. 6Sell the assetLater, to a company that already sells to the same audience, the way HubSpot bought Mindstream and Better Collective bought Futbin.

Why this fixes the last rounds

  • No data fear: buyers receive results; they never hand us their files.
  • The channel is ours: buyers come for results; we stop cold-emailing nervous firms.
  • Monthly money: sponsor slots, leads and listings are bought every month.
  • Sellable: the list, tools and data index are an asset with known buyers.

What it does not fix

  • Time: with no founder audience, cases took 6–36 months to real money; $10k a month needs 12–24 months or paid growth.
  • Google still matters: tools and data pages need search or AI citations to be found, and mass AI pages get removed.
  • Consent paperwork: every lead form must name who receives the data.
  • Some selling: sponsors and lead buyers still need pitching, by email and invoice, with no procurement process.
02

What one result is worth

Published prices per view, click, lead, install or deposit (USD, log scale)

Published prices for one result, in USD on a log scale. Views pay fractions of a cent; leads, depositors and listings pay $30–350. That is why we sell leads and sponsor slots, not views. Hover for details; tap to open the source.

03

Distribution tailored to each buyer category

12 categories designed; 3 to start
D1

Game & app studios (Europe + Asia)

Buyers: ad networks, publishers, outsourcing and localisation studios, tool makers
🇪🇺 🇬🇧 🇵🇱 🇰🇷 🇯🇵Start hereCrowding: mediumLegal: OK
Highest public price per open of any business niche, sponsors with monthly budgets, and the studio audience from the last round. Your Vortex work is a bonus, not the reason.
Their customersStudio heads, producers and user-acquisition managers at mobile and Steam studios
We buildWeekly studio-ops newsletter (English + Polish/Korean/Japanese editions), free tools (wishlist→sales estimator, install-cost benchmarks by country, localisation cost calculator, publisher deal-terms database), a Europe↔Asia market data index, vendor directory, job board
We sell$134–224
per 1,000 opens of a sponsor slot; plus vendor listings and job posts
For $10k a month4 sponsored issues at $2,500 on a ~31k list (GameDiscoverCo's own prices), or ~25–60k subscribers at $50–225 per 1,000 opens
Where their customers gatherr/gamedev and engine Discords, Pocket Gamer Connects, Devcom/gamescom, Nordic Game, Tokyo Game Show, G-STAR, DOU gamedev
Legal and paymentOwn opt-in list, sponsor slots labelled. Sponsors pay invoices by wire or Payoneer to your FOP. Sell to vendors with budgets, not 'exposure' to first-time indie developers (Kotaku, Sep 2026).
Risks
  • Crowded in English news: win on market data and tools, not headlines
  • Studio budgets swing with the games market: 1 in 4 Polish studios closed in two years
4 sources
D2

Importers → freight forwarders (Asia → Central & Eastern Europe)

Buyers: freight forwarders and customs brokers on those lanes
🇨🇳 🇻🇳 🇮🇳 → 🇵🇱 🇨🇿 🇷🇴 🇺🇦Start hereCrowding: mediumLegal: Careful
Every shipment needs a quote, every month, and forwarders already pay for lead memberships. Fits your logistics document work. Importers send their own data to get a price, so there's no trust problem.
Their customersSmall importers in Poland, Czechia, Romania, the Baltics and Ukraine buying from China, Vietnam, India, Turkey
We buildLanded-cost calculator (duty + VAT + freight), HS-code helper, container load calculator, a monthly Asia→CEE container rate index, lane directory of forwarders, one quote form that goes to paying forwarders; newsletter in PL/CZ/RO/UA
We sell$329/mo
forwarder membership, plus quote requests sold per lane (~$30–90, estimate)
For $10k a month30 forwarders at $329 a month (the DF Alliance price), or ~150 sold quote requests at $70
Where their customers gatherLinkedIn, Alibaba/1688 buyer groups, Allegro and Amazon seller groups, r/importexport, Canton Fair, transport logistic Munich, Ukrainian importer Telegram chats
Legal and paymentThe quote form must name which forwarders receive it (GDPR). Importers share their own shipment details by choice; no buyer hands us data. Forwarders pay by wire or Payoneer.
Risks
  • Incumbents' tools are free: win on language, lane focus and the index
  • Forwarders are used to cheap memberships; per-request prices are unproven
5 sources
D3

UK home sellers → estate agents

Buyers: UK estate agency branches (16,385 on Rightmove)
🇬🇧Start hereCrowding: highLegal: Careful
Agents already buy leads every month at a published price, and you can legally cold-email UK agencies, so selling is easy. Getting homeowner traffic is the hard part.
Their customersHomeowners in England and Wales thinking of selling
We build'What sold on your street' postcode pages from open Land Registry price data, an instant valuation tool, a monthly local market report by email and 'should I sell now' alerts; one paying agent per postcode
We sell£35–90
per exclusive vendor valuation lead
For $10k a month~150 leads a month at £50, e.g. 15 agencies × 10 leads
Where their customers gatherGoogle 'how much is my house worth [town]', Rightmove/Zoopla, local Facebook groups, MoneySavingExpert, r/HousingUK
Legal and paymentConsent must name the receiving agent; the UK regulator can fine both the lead seller and the buyer. No licence needed to generate leads. Agents pay monthly invoices by wire.
Risks
  • Traffic: portals own the searches and Google clicks are shrinking
  • Valuations must not mislead (consumer law)
  • Raw leads fetch £20–60; agents pay far more per won instruction
4 sources
D4

Licensed iGaming players (UK, Sweden, Denmark)

Buyers: licensed casino and sportsbook operators (your contacts)
🇬🇧 🇸🇪 🇩🇰MaybeCrowding: highLegal: Careful
Highest price per result, and the exit buyers are proven (Better Collective paid up to €105M for Futbin). But it's crowded, the UK market is shrinking and rules are tightening: only through your licensed-operator contacts.
Their customersBettors and casino players in licensed markets
We buildDaily-use tools in the style of Futbin: odds and free-bet calculators, bet tracker, bonus-terms tracker; email list; CPA deals with 3–5 licensed brands
We sell$150–350
per first-time depositor
For $10k a month~50 first depositors a month (~2,500 outbound clicks at 2%)
Where their customers gatherFootball forums, fantasy-football communities, Kick streams; Google 'free bets' (shrinking)
Legal and paymentNo UK affiliate licence, but the CAP Code applies. Denmark makes affiliates liable and bans rev share from 1 Jan 2027; Netherlands and Spain are effectively closed. Paid by wire only, since Payoneer bans gambling money.
Risks
  • UK operators' affiliate revenue −42% after the April 2026 duty rise
  • Empire Flippers refuses gambling sites, so only strategic buyers
4 sources
D5

EU online sellers, in their own languages

Buyers: e-commerce software, agencies, logistics and payment providers
🇩🇪 🇵🇱 🇳🇱 🇨🇿MaybeCrowding: mediumLegal: OK
The biggest business audience, with thin coverage in local languages. About half the price per open of game studios.
Their customersSmall online sellers on Shopify, Shopware, Allegro, Amazon.de and bol.com
We buildWeekly seller compliance & ops newsletter in DE/PL/NL/CZ; tools: VAT/OSS calculator, packaging-registration checker by country, product-safety checklist, marketplace fee calculators
We sell$52–118
per 1,000 opens; plus Shopify ($150 per paid store) and app referrals
For $10k a month~25k subscribers selling most slots
Where their customers gatherSeller Facebook groups per country, Händlerbund, Allegro seller groups, Ecommerce Berlin Expo
Legal and paymentOwn opt-in list (double opt-in in Germany), ads labelled ('Werbung'). Paid by invoice.
Risks
  • Many sellers are tiny
  • Never import scraped seller emails
3 sources
D6

Blue-collar job seekers → EU staffing agencies

Buyers: staffing agencies and employers in Poland, Czechia, Germany
🇺🇦 🇲🇩 🇬🇪 → 🇵🇱 🇨🇿 🇩🇪MaybeCrowding: mediumLegal: Careful
Your language is a real edge and demand is monthly, but it needs registrations and per-hire prices aren't published: ask 5 agencies first.
Their customersUkrainian, Moldovan, Georgian and Asian workers seeking warehouse, driving and factory jobs
We buildMultilingual job channel (Telegram/Viber) + AI pre-screening bot + 'German/Polish for work' lessons
We sellper hire (unpublished)
screened candidates; language-app subscriptions on the side (Babbel up to €75)
For $10k a monthUnknown until 5 agencies quote a per-hire price
Where their customers gatherNationality Telegram and Viber channels, Facebook job groups, OLX, Pracuj.pl
Legal and paymentPoland: register in KRAZ before placing anyone. Ukraine: Ministry list for jobs abroad. CVs need consent per named agency. No fees from job seekers.
Risks
  • Registrations and personal data
  • Martial law limits men aged 18–60 leaving Ukraine
3 sources
D7

Home-energy leads (solar, heat pumps)

Buyers: installers in the UK and Germany
🇬🇧 🇩🇪MaybeCrowding: highLegal: Careful
Real monthly demand, but a price war among lead sellers, and subsidies can halve demand in a quarter (German heat pumps −52% in Q1 2024).
Their customersHomeowners checking solar, battery and heat-pump savings and grants
We buildPostcode/roof savings calculator with grant eligibility and a 'get a survey' step
We sell£22–45 · €50–70
per qualified homeowner lead
For $10k a month~250 UK or ~143 German leads a month
Where their customers gatherGoogle 'solar panels cost [town]', MoneySavingExpert, Photovoltaikforum, Facebook
Legal and paymentNamed-recipient consent; no cold calls in Germany; savings and grant claims must be accurate.
Risks
  • Subsidy swings
  • Many small buyers: collection risk
2 sources
D8

Ukrainian business audiences on Telegram

Buyers: services selling to Ukrainian IT firms and online sellers
🇺🇦MaybeCrowding: mediumLegal: OK
The cheapest audience to own, and paid in UAH. But $10k a month needs a ~100k channel: a side engine, not the main one.
Their customersUkrainian IT companies, marketplace sellers, small-business owners
We buildTelegram channel + bot with tools and data (e.g. marketplace fee calculators, IT market index), fully automatable posting
We sell$12–36
per 1,000 views of an ad post (500–1,500 UAH)
For $10k a month~20 posts a month on a ~100k-subscriber channel
Where their customers gatherTelegram (no ranking algorithm: chronological feed)
Legal and paymentUkrainian advertising law: label ads, no gambling. Paid in UAH to your FOP. Telegram's own revenue share pays in TON crypto: skip it.
Risks
  • Low prices per view
  • Channel trading happens on informal Russian-language exchanges: no clean exit
2 sources
D9

Beauty & K-beauty shoppers

Buyers: beauty brands and retailers
🇪🇺 🇰🇷SkipCrowding: highLegal: OK
Retail commissions are tiny and sponsorship needs a huge audience. Skip; brands can buy video from you as a service instead.
Their customersSkincare shoppers in Europe
We buildBeauty newsletter / channel
We sell€1–5
per order (retail affiliate); sponsorship $25–70 per 1,000 opens
For $10k a month~1,650 orders a month, or ~170k subscribers for sponsorship
Where their customers gatherTikTok, Instagram, beauty forums
Legal and paymentDisclosure only.
1 sources
D10

Crypto, prop firms, CFD brokers

Buyers: exchanges, prop firms, brokers
🌍SkipCrowding: highLegal: Skip
Good prices, but legally and reputationally toxic for you.
Their customersRetail traders
We buildTrading content and tools
We sell$250
per qualified trader (eToro); crypto pays a share of fees
For $10k a month40 traders a month
Where their customers gatherTrading communities
Legal and paymentCrypto payouts your FOP can't take; unapproved finance promotion is a criminal offence in the UK; MiCA rules in the EU.
1 sources
D11

Travel, insurance, dating, generic retail

Buyers: Booking.com, comparison sites, dating apps
🌍SkipCrowding: highLegal: OK
Too little per sale, and the traffic went to AI answers.
Their customersConsumers
We buildComparison content
We sell$5–19
per sale (insurance £4.20, Booking.com ~€16, dating $3–8)
For $10k a month540–1,800 sales a month
Where their customers gatherGoogle (shrinking), AI answers
Legal and paymentDisclosure only.
1 sources
D12

AI-tool directories & software comparison

Buyers: AI and SaaS vendors
🌍SkipCrowding: highLegal: OK
Clicks are near-free and the space is saturated.
Their customersSoftware buyers
We buildDirectory / comparison site
We sell$0.005–0.2
per click (There's An AI For That's own estimate)
For $10k a monthMillions of visits
Where their customers gatherGoogle, AI answers
Legal and paymentDisclosure only.
1 sources
04

Channels to build the audience on

Owned beats rented; what each is worth per member
ChannelOwned?Value per memberAI can run itPlatform riskVerdict
Email newsletter, sponsors sold directlyOwned$0.04–0.18 per subscriber a month; ~$0.30 with leads4/5
Sales replies, by email
lowStart here Core asset. Export the list anytime; invoice sponsors. ↗
Free tools on your own siteOwned$0.05–0.50 per user a month via email capture and leads5/5mediumStart here Best top of funnel. Only tools that work on the user's own data. ↗
Directory / comparison built from the buyersOwned$0.04–0.06 per visitor from listings; $200–350/mo per vendor4/5mediumStart here Second revenue line and sellable, on top of the list. ↗
Niche job boardOwnedSmall boards earn $2.3–10k a month4/5mediumStart here Add where the buyer category hires every month. ↗
Data pages on our own datasetOwned page, rented traffic$0.05–0.50 per visitor if sold as leads5/5highMaybe Only with real data on every page and a page cap. ↗
Being cited by AI answersRentedAI visitors convert ~23× better but bring 0.5% of traffic4/5highMaybe A by-product of data and press, not a channel. ↗
Telegram channel + bot (Ukrainian)Semi-owned$0.02–0.15 per subscriber a month5/5mediumMaybe Strong for Ukrainian-language buyers only. ↗
Paid growth (Meta, newsletter boosts bought)Buys into ownedSubscribers cost $1–3; payback 11–50 months on sponsors alone4/5
Ad account setup
mediumMaybe Only after leads make a subscriber pay back within 12 months. ↗
Webinars / sponsored eventsOwned (registrants)Sponsors compare to ~$72 per B2B webinar lead2/5
Hosting
lowMaybe A later product once the list has 5k+. ↗
Long-form YouTube (screen data, no persona)Rented$0.01–0.05 per subscriber a month from direct sponsors3/5highMaybe Slow; only with real data and analysis. ↗
ChatGPT apps directoryRentedUnknown: no published traffic for third-party apps5/5highMaybe Lottery ticket: wrap a finished tool, don't plan on it. ↗
beehiiv ad network / boosts as incomeRented~$0.01 per subscriber a month5/5highSkip Pays only via Stripe Express: closed to you. ↗
SEO article blogOwned page, rented traffic$0.01–0.05 per visitor5/5highSkip Google referrals to publishers −40% in a year. ↗
Faceless short video (TikTok, Reels, Shorts)Rentedunder $0.01 per follower a month3/5
Manual posting
highSkip Only as a feeder with original data visuals; never the asset. ↗
Reddit with AI accountsRentedIndirect (AI citations)2/5
A real person
highSkip Bots must prove they're human since March 2026. ↗
Faceless LinkedIn page / XRentednear zero (1.6% of followers see a post)2/5
A personal profile
highSkip Use LinkedIn only as paid targeting. ↗
05

The AI engine: what we produce on the go

Tactics with published results, and the ones that get punished
Start hereRisk: medium

One free tool per customer problem

We produceAudits, quotes, estimators, checkers that use the visitor's own data; Google now answers plain formula calculators itself.
EvidenceSites with free tools grew search traffic +20.7% vs +11.5% and links +88% vs ~25% (300 B2B sites, 2025). ↗
Start hereRisk: low

Our own data index

We produceA monthly rate index, ranking or tracker compiled from public and tool data, e.g. Asia→CEE container rates, Europe↔Asia game charts.
Evidence84% of AI-answer citations come from earned media; data studies earn the most links (Muck Rack, May 2026). ↗
Start hereRisk: medium

A personal report for every user

We produceThe tool's result emailed as a report: the reason someone gives their email and consent, which turns them into a sellable lead.
EvidenceAI-written cold email alone gets 3.34% vs 3.43% average replies; signal-based personalisation reports 15–25% (vendor data). ↗
Start hereRisk: medium

Many languages as a multiplier

We produceEach tool and index in Polish, Czech, Romanian, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese: real localisation, not copies.
EvidenceTranslated sites got up to +327% visibility in AI Overviews (Weglot study, Spain/Mexico, vendor). ↗
Start hereRisk: low

Being the source AI answers cite

We produceTables, numbers and press coverage that ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity quote.
EvidenceAt Ahrefs, AI search was 0.5% of traffic but 12.1% of signups. ↗
MaybeRisk: high

Programmatic pages

We produceLane, postcode or country pages, but only as views onto our own dataset.
EvidenceTemplate pages got punished: Datanyze lost ~95% of search traffic. ↗
MaybeRisk: medium

Apps inside ChatGPT

We produceWrap a finished tool as a ChatGPT app.
EvidenceSubmissions open since Dec 2025; no published traffic for third-party apps. ↗
SkipRisk: high

AI agents posting in communities

We produceBots answering in Reddit, Discord, Telegram groups.
EvidenceReddit forces human verification and removes ~100k bot accounts a day. ↗
SkipRisk: high

AI video for TikTok Shop

We produceProduct videos for affiliate commissions.
EvidenceEarnings need residency and ID in a supported country; AI content must be labelled. ↗
SkipRisk: high

Mass AI articles, expired domains

We produceVolume content to farm Google.
EvidenceCausal lost ~99.5% of traffic after a manual action; August 2026 spam update removed sites wholesale. ↗
06

Who already did it

Small teams that own an audience and sell results
WhoSellsAudienceRevenueTime to moneyLesson
Mindstream
AI news for business (UK)
Sponsor slots150–210k subscribers~$30k/mo after a year (self-reported)<22 founders, sold to HubSpot after 17 months: the buyer sold to the same readers.
The Neuron
AI for non-technical professionals
Sponsors, podcast ads500k at 24 monthsnot disclosedreinvestedBought by TechnologyAdvice, a lead-gen firm in the same category.
Milk Road
Crypto for beginners
Sponsor slots250k at 10 months$1M run rate by month 6 (self-reported)1–2Sold while the category was hot; boom budgets can vanish.
The Rundown AI
Daily AI news
Sponsor slots + paid referrals150k at 5 months$3M+ in 2024 (self-reported)1–3Paid ~$1.50 per subscriber on Meta; it pays back because ads and referrals both earn.
GameDiscoverCo
Steam and console game data
Sponsor issues + paid data tier~46k, 1k+ paying~$0.2–0.4M/yr (estimate)n/aStudios pay for data: the model for D1.
Futbin
EA FC player prices tool
Ads, premium, affiliate traffic50M visits/mo€13M/yr before salen/aA free daily tool sold for up to €105M to Better Collective.
Futurepedia
AI tools directory + YouTube
Featured listings, sponsors2.1M YouTube subscribersnot disclosedunknownHubSpot paid $19.1M for the video + email reach, not the directory alone.
Bark
UK local services leads
Lead credits to pros5M users (2019)£70M revenue, £15M profitunknownMany small buyers paying per lead monthly; sold for £240M.
Checkatrade
UK trades directory
Monthly memberships6M+ reviews£131.5M (2025)yearsStarted in one town as a checked list; took 15 years to 10k members.
Remote OK
Remote tech jobs
Job postsnot disclosed$140k → $10k → $41k/mounknownSolo-run, but the buyers' budget cycle sets revenue (−93% in a hiring freeze).
Solo remote job board
Work-from-anywhere jobs
Job postsnot disclosed$5k/mo after 3 years~36 to $5kRealistic speed with no audience and no paid growth.
Ukrainian Telegram channels
All; business/IT/finance pay most
Ad posts127k channels10–50k subs: 2,000–10,000 UAH per postwhen views comeCheapest audience at home; one post pays once.
Catena Media (crash)
Casino comparison sites
Depositorsn/a−25 to −39% a year (2025)n/aGoogle-only traffic can lose a third of revenue a year.
Causal 'SEO heist' (crash)
AI-copied how-to pages
n/a610k → 190k visitsn/aweeksCopying with AI wins for weeks, then loses everything.
07

How the money could ramp

Published conversion rates, low and high case; a model, not a forecast
D1 Studios: $4,130–22,870/mo by m24D2 Forwarders: $8,080–22,230/mo by m24D3 Estate agents: $2,960–21,120/mo by m24solid = high case, dashed = low case
$0$5k$10k$15k$20k$25km3m6m9m12m15m18m24
  • Studios (D1): +300 / +600 organic subscribers a month; the high case adds 400 paid subscribers a month from month 7 (~$800/mo spend). 36% open rate; $60 / $150 per 1,000 opens; 0.5 / 1.3 slots sold per weekly issue; vendor listings +1 / +3 a month at $200 / $250; high case adds 4 job posts at $150. ↗
  • Forwarders (D2): tool visits start at 300 / 600 in month 3, growing +400 / +700 a month; 1% / 1.5% send a quote request; 70% / 80% sold at $30 / $70 (estimate); memberships +1 / +1.5 forwarders a month at $329. ↗
  • Estate agents (D3): valuation-page visits start at 500 / 1,000, growing +600 / +1,000 a month; 0.8% / 1.5% ask for a valuation; 60% / 80% sold at £35 / £60 (≈$47 / $80). ↗
  • No churn and no costs shown. The low case is close to the real pace of a solo founder with no audience (a job board took 3 years to $5k a month); the high case needs paid growth or a hit index. ↗
08

Selling the asset later

Multiples buyers pay, and who buys

Named deals

  • HubSpot bought Mindstream (2 founders, 17 months old) and Futurepedia ($19.1M): software companies buying the audience they sell to. ↗
  • The Neuron went to TechnologyAdvice, a lead-gen company in the same category. ↗
  • Better Collective paid up to €105M for Futbin (a free tool) and €42M for AceOdds (~4× EBITDA). ↗
  • QuinStreet bought lead-gen marketplace HomeBuddy for $115M + $75M (2026). ↗
  • Gambling.com bought BonusFinder (up to €60M) and Freebets.com (up to $42.5M), mostly paid later as earn-outs. ↗
  • Bark (UK lead marketplace) sold for £240M in 2022. ↗
10

What kills it

11

First 90 days

Week 1–2Pre-sell before buildingPick 2 categories (suggested D1 + D2). I draft a one-page media kit and pitch emails to 10 buyers each; you approve before anything is sent. Goal: 2 buyers say 'yes at this price'.
Week 2–6AI builds the magnetsPer category: 5 free tools on the user's own data, the first monthly data index, a newsletter with sign-up, in English plus one local language.
Week 6–10Seed the first listSend the index to trade press and communities, list the tools in directories, a few disclosed hand-checked community posts. Target: first 500–1,000 subscribers.
Week 10–13Sell and measureFirst sponsor slot at an intro price, first leads to 3–5 buyers. Measure cost and value per subscriber. Keep the faster category; start paid growth only if a subscriber pays back within 12 months.
Which 1–2 buyer categories should I design in detail?
My suggestion: D1 game & app studios + D2 importers → freight forwarders. Then I'd draft the media kit and the pitch emails to 10 buyers per category for your approval. Nothing goes out without your yes.
12

Every source

99 links, 82 answered when re-checked
SourceRe-check
ahrefs.com
https://ahrefs.com/blog/ai-search-traffic-conversions-ahrefs/
200 OK
ahrefs.com
https://ahrefs.com/blog/biggest-traffic-losers/
200 OK
ahrefs.com
https://ahrefs.com/blog/the-free-tools-seo-strategy/
200 OK
anfragenfluss.de
https://anfragenfluss.de/neuigkeiten/waermepumpen-lead-kosten-2026-preis-pro-lead-termin-a…
200 OK
app.dealroom.co
https://app.dealroom.co/news/note/futurepedia-hubspot-19-1m-sec-purchase-price-apr-2026
blocks robots (403)
belkins.io
https://belkins.io/blog/b2b-cost-per-lead
200 OK
blog.acquire.com
https://blog.acquire.com/acquire-com-biannual-acquisition-multiples-report-jan-2026/
202 OK
cavuno.com
https://cavuno.com/blog/job-board-monetization
200 OK
cgolegal.com
https://cgolegal.com/kraz-registration/
200 OK
consulting.dtkt.ua
https://consulting.dtkt.ua/simple/individual-single-tax/25916-vibir-kved-ta-opodatkuvannia…
200 OK
contentiq.media
https://contentiq.media/rules/tiktok
200 OK
dejure.org
https://dejure.org/dienste/vernetzung/rechtsprechung?Gericht=BGH&Datum=10.02.2011&Aktenzei…
200 OK
developers.google.com
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-policies
200 OK
en.wikipedia.org
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bark.com
200 OK
en.wikipedia.org
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Checkatrade
200 OK
en.wikipedia.org
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freightos
200 OK
estateagency.marketing
https://estateagency.marketing/lead-generation-for-estate-agents-guide/
blocks robots (429)
etailment.de
https://etailment.de/media/media/7/Mediadaten-2026-61497.pdf
200 OK
flippa.com
https://flippa.com/blog/digital-ma-insights-h1-2026/
200 OK
flippa.com
https://flippa.com/blog/newsletter-channel-multiples-how-to-evaluate-a-newsletters-worth/
200 OK
fluxnote.io
https://fluxnote.io/guides/youtube-shorts-niche-selection-income-2026
200 OK
forbes.ua
https://forbes.ua/news/ukrainska-auditoriya-telegram-zrosla-na-77-raza-u-2025-rotsi-golovn…
200 OK
ftmo.com
https://ftmo.com/en/affiliate-programme/
200 OK
gamegrowthadvisor.com
https://gamegrowthadvisor.com/blog/2026-03-17-user-acquisition-cpi-benchmarks-2026/
200 OK
gdpr-info.eu
https://gdpr-info.eu/art-27-gdpr/
200 OK
help.impact.com
https://help.impact.com/en/support/solutions/articles/48001235114-payment-requirements-exp…
200 OK
help.instagram.com
https://help.instagram.com/581066165581870
400
ico.org.uk
https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/direct-marketing-and-privacy-and-electronic-communica…
200 OK
ico.org.uk
https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/direct-marketing-and-privacy-and-electronic-communica…
200 OK
ideaequity.ai
https://ideaequity.ai/blog/how-much-do-influencers-earn-per-app-install
200 OK
igamingbusiness.com
https://igamingbusiness.com/marketing-affiliates/affiliates/better-collective-acquires-fut…
blocks robots (403)
igamingbusiness.com
https://igamingbusiness.com/strategy/ma/gambling-com-group-expands-footprint-with-e60m-bon…
blocks robots (403)
info.empireflippers.com
https://info.empireflippers.com/hubfs/2026%20Lead%20Magnets/2026%20State%20of%20the%20Indu…
200 OK
kaspero.io
https://kaspero.io/blog/affiliate-advertising-rules-ten-regulated-markets
200 OK
kotaku.com
https://kotaku.com/youtube-channel-accused-of-taking-advantage-of-vulnerable-first-time-in…
blocks robots (403)
muckrack.com
https://muckrack.com/blog/what-is-ai-reading-may-2026
blocks robots (403)
myleadsfactory.com
https://myleadsfactory.com/blog/lead-generation-for-uk-estate-agents
200 OK
news.dtkt.ua
https://news.dtkt.ua/simple/common/100172-ci-moze-fop-prodati-stvorenii-nim-vebsait-i-iak-…
200 OK
newsletrix.com
https://newsletrix.com/blog/newsletter-sponsorship-pricing-guide
200 OK
newsletrix.com
https://newsletrix.com/blog/newsletter-sponsorship-rates-by-niche
200 OK
newsletter.gamediscover.co
https://newsletter.gamediscover.co/about
200 OK
openai.com
https://openai.com/index/developers-can-now-submit-apps-to-chatgpt/
blocks robots (403)
poweredleads.co.uk
https://poweredleads.co.uk/blog/solar-lead-cost-uk-comparison/
200 OK
pubhelp.rakutenadvertising.com
https://pubhelp.rakutenadvertising.com/hc/en-us/articles/360059980311-Payment-Options
blocks robots (403)
seller-uk.tiktok.com
https://seller-uk.tiktok.com/university/essay?knowledge_id=8093609689663234
200 OK
small-start.com
https://small-start.com/en/cases/global-remoteok/
200 OK
success.awin.com
https://success.awin.com/articles/en_US/Knowledge/what-are-the-available-payment-methods
200 OK
support.google.com
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1714397?hl=en
200 OK
support.partnerstack.com
https://support.partnerstack.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009377934-Configuring-payout-provide…
blocks robots (403)
surfshark.com
https://surfshark.com/affiliate
200 OK
taleva.io
https://taleva.io/data/recruiting-metrics/cost-per-hire
200 OK
techcrunch.com
https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/25/reddit-bots-new-human-verification-requirements
200 OK
techcrunch.com
https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/20/youtube-clarifies-policies-around-ai-slop-and-upsetting-…
200 OK
the-decoder.com
https://the-decoder.com/ai-powered-seo-heist-copying-website-loses-significant-google-traf…
200 OK
theresanaiforthat.com
https://theresanaiforthat.com/get-featured/
200 OK
thestacc.com
https://thestacc.com/blog/free-tools-traffic-case-study/
200 OK
theygotacquired.com
https://theygotacquired.com/content/milk-road-acquired-by-bitfo/
200 OK
theygotacquired.com
https://theygotacquired.com/content/the-neuron-acquired-by-technologyadvice/
200 OK
track360.io
https://track360.io/blog/igaming-affiliate-program-benchmarks-operator-guide-2026
200 OK
track360.io
https://track360.io/blog/igaming-ma-deals-tracker-2026
200 OK
ui.awin.com
https://ui.awin.com/merchant-profile/12049
200 OK
uk.babbel.com
https://uk.babbel.com/babbel-partner-program
200 OK
uppromote.com
https://uppromote.com/affiliate-directory/olive-young/
200 OK
valuq.co.uk
https://valuq.co.uk/compare/valuq-vs-portal-leads
200 OK
whali.com
https://whali.com/blog/cold-email-response-rates-benchmarks
200 OK
adamigo.ai
https://www.adamigo.ai/blog/meta-ads-cpm-cpc-benchmarks-by-country-2026
200 OK
altexsoft.com
https://www.altexsoft.com/blog/freight-marketplaces/
200 OK
androidheadlines.com
https://www.androidheadlines.com/2026/10/google-search-publisher-traffic-declines-40-perce…
blocks robots (403)
asa.org.uk
https://www.asa.org.uk/resource/influencers-guide.html
200 OK
asa.org.uk
https://www.asa.org.uk/type/non_broadcast/code_section/16.html
200 OK
beehiiv.com
https://www.beehiiv.com/blog/case-study-mindstream
200 OK
beehiiv.com
https://www.beehiiv.com/blog/the-state-of-newsletters-2026
200 OK
beehiiv.com
https://www.beehiiv.com/support/article/17507491038231-ad-network-faq
200 OK
businesswire.com
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260105048510/en/QuinStreet-Closes-Acquisition-of-…
blocks robots (403)
cnil.fr
https://www.cnil.fr/en/data-brokers-solocal-marketing-services-fined-eu900000
200 OK
creatorspotlight.com
https://www.creatorspotlight.com/p/rowan-cheung
200 OK
designrush.com
https://www.designrush.com/marketplace/membership
blocks robots (403)
df-alliance.com
https://www.df-alliance.com/membership
blocks robots (403)
e-resident.gov.ee
https://www.e-resident.gov.ee/eresidency-ukraine/
200 OK
escrow.com
https://www.escrow.com/support/faqs/what-countries-regions-are-not-supported-by-escrowcom
200 OK
gamblinginsider.com
https://www.gamblinginsider.com/news/29456/catena-media-reports-e9-8m-q1-revenue-amid-rest…
blocks robots (403)
gsqi.com
https://www.gsqi.com/marketing-blog/august-2026-google-spam-update-case-studies/
blocks robots (403)
helpnetsecurity.com
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2026/03/26/reddit-human-verification-changes/
200 OK
immutable.com
https://www.immutable.com/insights/how-much-does-a-steam-wishlist-cost
200 OK
indiehackers.com
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/my-job-board-has-passed-5k-mrr-after-3-years-of-building…
blocks robots (403)
konvoy.vc
https://www.konvoy.vc/blogs/best-gaming-newsletters
200 OK
linkedotter.com
https://www.linkedotter.com/articles/webinar-72-dollar-cost-per-lead-2026-data
200 OK
makeinfluence.com
https://www.makeinfluence.com/en/academy/booking-coms-affiliate-program-how-travel-creator…
200 OK
passionfroot.me
https://www.passionfroot.me/ecommerce-coffee-break
200 OK
passionfroot.me
https://www.passionfroot.me/gamediscoverco
200 OK
payoneer.com
https://www.payoneer.com/pricing/
200 OK
rpclegal.com
https://www.rpclegal.com/snapshots/data-protection/spring-2026/ico-issues-fines-over-elect…
200 OK
searchenginejournal.com
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/ai-overview-ctr-fell-61-but-clicks-didnt-collapse/5729…
200 OK
searchenginejournal.com
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/translated-sites-boost-ai-visibility-weglot-spa/559900…
200 OK
shopify.com
https://www.shopify.com/affiliates
200 OK
shopshark.com
https://www.shopshark.com/blog/tiktok-shop-eligibility/
200 OK
smm-marketing.com.ua
https://www.smm-marketing.com.ua/uk-ua/blog/skolko-stoit-reklama-v-telegramkanale-realnye-…
200 OK
spotsaas.com
https://www.spotsaas.com/blog/capterra-advertising
200 OK
tryordinal.com
https://www.tryordinal.com/blog/the-declining-reach-of-linkedin-company-pages
200 OK