Tier 1
Publish on CNET
cnet.comUnited States
Technology coverage for readers in the United States.
- 71B+
- VFCore Score
- 91
- Domain rating
- 94
- Domain authority
- 16.67M
- Monthly traffic
Short answer
CNET publishes technology for readers in the United States, with a domain rating of 91 and about 17M monthly visitors. A placement runs as an editorial article with a nofollow link and carries a sponsored or partner label, typically live in 10 to 20 business days.
What you get
- One published editorial article on cnet.com
- A nofollow link
- Live URL and a dated screenshot in your case
- Indexed by Google
Specification
- Format
- Article
- Tier
- Tier 1
- Region
- United States
- Language
- English
- Topics
- Technology
- Link type
- Nofollow
- Links allowed
- 1
- Sponsored label
- Sponsored
- Google indexing
- Indexed
- Permanence
- permanent
- Writing
- Included, or send your own
SEO authority and reach
How easily CNET ranks on Google and how much of the web points at it. Sources: Moz, Ahrefs, SEMrush, Tranco.
- 94
- Domain authority
- 87
- Authority score
- 14.4M
- Organic visits / mo
Moz, 0 to 100
SEMrush, 0 to 100
From Google search
About CNET
CNET (cnet.com) covers technology for readers in the United States, in English. It reaches roughly 17M visitors a month, about 14M of them from Google search. On authority it has a domain rating of 91 and a domain authority of 94. Every placement is quoted per case and paid into escrow; the money is released only when the live URL and a dated screenshot are posted into your case.