English United States archive since Jul 2019

Cronkite

American news publication

Cronkite is an American news publication dedicated to broad, reliable, and accessible coverage of the issues shaping public life. The publication follows politics, national affairs, world events, society, business, economy, culture, religion, science, technology, sports, health, and education. Inspired by a tradition of serious journalism, Cronkite aims to combine straightforward news reporting with thoughtful analysis and a strong sense of civic relevance. It serves readers who want a complete daily …

What we measured

refreshed 10 hours, 47 minutes ago

517

articles published, oldest Jul 2019

Search Console clicks, last 28 days

search impressions, last 28 days

12.1

average position in search results

These are the whole numbers, not a sample. A young title with two-digit clicks is priced as a young title with two-digit clicks — what you are buying is an indexed, permanent page on an independent domain in this market.

Sections open to placement

            NewsPoliticsBusinessEconomyWorldSocietySports
          

What this title will not run

Nothing illegal in the market it runs in

Gambling without a licence, prescription medicine, weapons, tobacco, counterfeit goods, forged documents and paid academic work are refused everywhere.

No medical, legal or financial promises

You may describe a service. You may not promise a cure, a court outcome or a return.

No adult content, no political campaigning

Both are refused across the network, including in the run-up to elections.

Named subject

The article names the company or person it is about. Anonymous placements attacking a third party are refused outright.

Links go where they say

Up to three links total, HTTPS only, no redirect chains, no cloaking. The landing page must match the anchor.

Your own text

We check for machine-generated filler and for copies of pages already online. A rewrite of your own site is fine; a scrape is not.

Facts stay checkable

Statistics need a source. Quotes need a person who said them.