Publish on Newsweek
- 73A
- VFCore Score
- 91
- Domain rating
- 93
- Domain authority
- 2.4M
- Monthly traffic
Short answer
What you get
- One published editorial article on newsweek.com
- A nofollow link
- Live URL and a dated screenshot in your case
- Indexed by Google
- Readable by AI answer engines
Specification
- Format
- Article
- Tier
- Tier 1
- Region
- United States
- Founded
- 1994
- Link type
- Nofollow
- Links allowed
- 1
- Sponsored label
- No label
- Google indexing
- Indexed
- AI answer engines
- Can cite it
- Permanence
- permanent
- Writing
- Included, or send your own
- Credibility rating
- High
SEO authority and reach
How easily Newsweek ranks on Google and how much of the web points at it. Sources: Moz, Ahrefs, SEMrush, Tranco.
- 93
- Domain authority
- 75
- Authority score
- 2.4M
- Organic visits / mo
- 2.9M
- Ranking keywords
- 32.8M
- Backlinks
- 347K
- Referring domains
- #1,171
- Tranco rank
Moz, 0 to 100
SEMrush, 0 to 100
From Google search
Top 100 positions
Links pointing in
Unique linking sites
Lower is bigger
Citable by AI answer engines
Newsweek lets the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews read its pages, so an article here can be surfaced and cited when someone asks an assistant about you.
Read from the outlet’s robots.txt.
Where it lives
About Newsweek
Newsweek (newsweek.com) has been publishing since 1994 and covers general news for readers in the United States. It reaches roughly 2.4M visitors a month, and ranks for 2.9M search keywords. On authority it has a domain rating of 91, a domain authority of 93 and links from about 347k other websites, and sits at #1,171 in the Tranco global ranking. Its robots.txt lets the AI answer engines in, so an article here can be read and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews. 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.