Who Uses GroupHigh?
GroupHigh is used by firms that are researching blogs and building lists of bloggers. By automating the process of building a rich spreadsheet full of contact info, social handles, and quality scores -GroupHigh saves you time and money.
I use Google Blog Search, how can GroupHigh help me?
While every GroupHigh subscription includes access to our own blog search engine. The real value of GroupHigh is in the automated research. If your process relies on finding blogs outside of GroupHigh you should still use GroupHigh. How? Rather than paying a researcher to look up a bloggers email, social profiles, and traffic rankings GroupHigh gives you this information instantly with the press of a button and then let’s you export it into Excel.
What if want to cancel my account?
Subscribers to monthly plans can cancel at any time and use their subscription and allotted exports until the end of that billing period. You can also reactivate your account anytime within a 6 mo. period to access saved lists. Annual plans are prepaid up front for the entire year, won’t renew automatically, and can’t be canceled.
Can I Mass Email Bloggers From GroupHigh?
No, we believe that an effective blog outreach campaign needs to be personal. To be successful you need to take time, learn about each blogger, and customize your pitch to personally engage the blogger.
I am not seeing blogs that I expect to see
We make every attempt to ensure worthy blogs are searchable within GroupHigh. Occasionally, we miss a few. It is important to note that we do not consider ourselves an influencer identification tool, we are specifically geared to blog outreach and therefore only show blogs that are best suited for outreach. For example: if you search for blogs that write about “ipad apps” you would expect to see TechCrunch, VentureBeat, and Mashable at the top of the search results because they write daily articles on ipads and apps. We do not consider these blogs ideal targets for blog outreach because they produce a HUGE volume of posts on various topics. If you want to pitch TechCrunch or Mashable you will need to rely on traditional PR tactics and network your way to an editor.
We believe that the best blogs are in the so-called “magic middle”. The Magic Middle contains blogs that have a loyal, passionate, and active community and are ranked on their ability to be social and attract an audience -these are the blogs that we recommend our clients focus on.