About Postdex
Postdex is a catalog of articles that each sell exactly once. Here is why we built it that way, and what standard every piece has to clear before it goes up for sale.
The Editor
Every piece on Postdex is edited and verified by senior editor Kevin Gabeci: 7x Medium Top Writer, Google-verified writer, and published author. Nothing goes up for sale without passing through that same review, done by the same person, every time. Every article is also structured for the engines that answer questions now, not just the ones that list links: classic SEO plus AEO and GEO, so AI answers can find and cite the piece.
Why One Buyer
Most content marketplaces sell the same or similar piece to anyone who wants it. We do the opposite. Every article on the shelf is written, edited, and listed once, and the moment someone buys it, it comes down for good. What you get is genuinely exclusive: no other site will ever carry that exact article, because we only ever sell it to you.
What Editor-Verified Means
Before a piece goes up for sale, an editor reads it. That review checks that the writing is original, that it clears a plagiarism check, that it was actually written by the person who submitted it, and that it holds up on its own: clear structure, accurate claims, no padding to hit a word count. “Editor-verified” is that review, not a badge we hand out automatically.
What Gets Rejected
Generic writing that could be about anything gets rejected. Pieces that fail the plagiarism check get rejected. Work that does not meet our human-written standard gets rejected. Commissions that miss the brief get sent back for a revision instead of landing in your library as is. The bar is the same whether the piece came from a catalog writer or a commission: original, plagiarism-checked, human-written, and editor-verified, every time.
- Original
- Plagiarism-free
- Human-written
- Editor-verified
If You Write
If you want to place your own work on the shelf under these standards, start at Write for Postdex.