Be where the people who use your tool are reading.
Jeluvi is read by sales development reps, founders and marketers looking up a term, a limit or a template before they send. Partners appear here in one clearly labeled way, alongside pages written to the same standard as everything else.
Three ways a partner appears.
Each one is labeled on the page. None of them changes a definition, a ranking or a recommendation elsewhere on the site.
A partner guide, written to the site standard
A guide on a topic your tool is built for, written by Jeluvi, carrying the partner label at the top and your tool named where it genuinely applies. It links to your site and stays on Jeluvi.
- Written byJeluvi, with your input
- Label"Partner guide" at the top
- Lives inThe relevant section
A listing in the Software section
The Software section compares tools by what they do, with pricing and fit. A partner listing is a verified profile with your own description, screenshots and a link, marked as partner, inside the comparison it belongs to.
- Written byYou, checked by Jeluvi
- Label"Partner" on the listing
- Lives inSoftware, when it launches
A mention in the cadence kit email
The 10-day cadence kit goes out as one email to people who asked for it. A partner mention is one labeled line in that email, tied to a step of the cadence your tool fits.
- Written byJeluvi
- Label"Partner" on the line
- Lives inOne email, no drip
A partner guide, on the page.
The label is the first thing on the page. The guide is written to the same standard as everything else, and your tool is named where it applies, not everywhere.
The first two sections explain the cadence and the stop rule with no tool named at all. The third section, "Where Tool name fits", shows the exact step the tool handles and links to it. The template and the backfire note at the end are the same as on any other guide.
The yellow marks show where your tool's name would go.
The three placements, compared.
Pick by where your reader is: mid-guide, comparing tools, or reading the kit email.
| Partner guide | Software listing | Kit email mention | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Written by | Jeluvi, with your input on accuracy | You, checked by Jeluvi | Jeluvi |
| Label | "Partner guide" at the top of the page | "Partner" on the listing | "Partner" on the line |
| Where it lives | The section your tool belongs to | The Software section, inside its comparison | One email, sent once to people who asked for the kit |
| Link to your site | Yes, in the "where it fits" section | Yes, on the listing | Yes, on the line |
| Link attribute | Agreed per placement, in writing, before the page goes live | ||
| Dated and reread | Yes, like every page | Yes, with your pricing rechecked | No, an email is sent once |
| Reader data shared | No | No | No |
| Best for | A tool built for one clear job in the sequence | A tool people compare by price and fit | A tool that fits one step of the 10-day cadence |
Four steps, and a clear no if it does not fit.
Pricing is a flat fee per placement, shared in the first reply. No per-click pricing and no long contracts.
- You write two lines.
The tool, what it does, and which placement interests you. The form below is enough. You get a reply from Marko Ristić, who owns Jeluvi, within a working week.
- Jeluvi checks the fit.
Which section your tool belongs to, whether a guide topic exists for it, and whether a placement would be honest. If it would not, the reply says so, and why.
- Draft, then your accuracy review.
For a guide, Jeluvi writes and you check every claim about your tool. For a listing, you write and Jeluvi checks the claims against your own documentation and pricing page.
- Published, dated, logged.
The placement goes live with the label and the date. It is reread on the same schedule as the rest of the site. If your pricing or features change, tell us and the page is updated.
Tell us the tool and the section. The reply comes with fit, placements and pricing.
What is included, and what is never for sale.
- YesA page written to the same standard as the rest of the site, with the partner label visible.
- YesYour tool named where it genuinely applies, with a link, and your input on accuracy before publishing.
- YesA date of last review and the corrections log, same as any other page.
- NoChanging a definition, a comparison result or a recommendation on any other page.
- NoUnlabeled mentions, hidden links, or claims that cannot be traced to a source.
- NoSharing reader data. The kit list is never sold or handed over.
Who fits, and who does not.
Your reader is mid-sequence. A guide about cadences or follow-ups is where they already are.
The prospecting and targeting guides explain the concepts. A listing shows how your data is sourced and priced.
The cold email section covers the rules and the setup. A tool that handles one of those steps fits inside it.
Compared in the Software section by what they do, and named in the outsourcing guides where the model applies.
The site never helps buy contacts, followers or connections, and will not name a tool that does.
If the placement only works with a benchmark that cannot be traced, it does not run.
Asked before starting.
Can we write the partner guide ourselves?
No. Guides are written by Jeluvi so they read like the rest of the site. You review every claim about your tool before it is published, and you can ask for changes to those claims at any time.
Will the guide recommend our tool over others?
The guide says where your tool fits and links to it. It does not rank tools or say yours is the best, because that is what the Software comparisons are for, and those are not for sale.
What does a placement cost?
A flat fee per placement, quoted in the first reply once the fit is clear. There is no per-click pricing and no minimum term. If a placement would not be honest, there is no fee and the reply says why.
Do you share traffic numbers?
Yes. The reply includes page views for the section your tool belongs to, from the site's own analytics, for the previous full month. No projections and no site-wide totals dressed up as section numbers.
Can a placement be removed?
Yes, at your request. The page is either updated to remove the tool or unpublished, and the change is noted in the corrections log with the date.
What happens if our pricing or features change?
Tell us and the listing or guide is updated. Listings are also reread on the site's schedule, and a pricing line that no longer matches your pricing page is corrected or removed.
Is there exclusivity?
No. A guide names one partner, but other tools in the same category can have their own guide on a different topic and their own listing in the same comparison.
Can you review our tool without a partnership?
Tools appear in the Software comparisons on their own merits, written from your documentation and pricing page. That is not a placement and cannot be bought. A partner listing adds your own description and screenshots, labeled as partner.
Tell us about the tool.
Two lines are enough. You get a reply within a working week with the placements that fit and what they cost.