If your article was published on a site that does not match your niche or campaign goals, you can request a publisher replacement through the Link Lab feature inside Search Atlas. This article explains how to identify the issue and what to do next.
You should request a publisher replacement if any of the following apply:
Your article was placed on a site that is irrelevant to your industry or target audience.
The publisher site does not meet the quality or niche criteria you specified at the time of order.
You have not received an update on your placement and want to escalate the request.
Because publisher replacements and urgent link building requests require direct coordination with our team, there is no fully self-serve flow to complete a replacement on your own. To get this resolved, you will need to contact our support team directly (see below). When you do, have the following information ready so we can process your request as quickly as possible:
Campaign name and order ID — found inside your Link Lab campaign details.
Current publisher URL — the site where the article was incorrectly placed.
Preferred replacement publishers — any alternative sites you would like us to consider, along with your niche or targeting criteria.
Replacement article — a new or revised article ready to share with our team if a new publisher is identified.
Urgency or deadline — let us know if this is a time-sensitive request so our team can prioritize accordingly.
Once our team receives your replacement request, they will review the details and coordinate directly with you on next steps, including identifying a suitable replacement publisher and confirming placement. Our team will keep you updated throughout the process.
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.