How to earn XP

You accumulate XP (experience points) by performing actions on the platform:

1. Placing an order, leaving a review, or creating a project.
2. Adding an offer to your favorites, or referring a contact.
3. Paying for an order by bank transfer, or updating your username.

This XP accumulates automatically and raises your level, with no special action needed on your part.

Two levels to track

From your "Career" page, accessible from your user area, you'll find a progress bar for your personal level, as well as for your organization's "Buyer" level. There's no maximum level: progression continues indefinitely as long as you stay active, and each level-up triggers a small celebration animation on screen.

Ranking against other players

The Career page also shows a "Top 100 experts" ranking by country for your personal account, with a link to the full leaderboard. If you don't appear on it yet, the indicator simply shows "Unranked" — a good goal to aim for as you take more actions.

What about certification?

Your certifications also appear on the Career page, with their own progress percentage: a separate system, independent of your XP and level. Discover it in our article on SEO Expert certification.

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One marketplace, one single account

On SEO Jungle, there's no choice to make between "buyer" and "publisher": your account lets you do both at once, with no distinction and no switching from one mode to the other. You can order links for your own site from "My purchases," and list your sites for sale from your publisher area, depending on what you need at any given time.

The catalog, your hunting ground

The catalog brings together a large catalog of sites that you can filter by topic, country, language, SEO metrics or budget to find the outlets that match your strategy. Each site's profile lets you add an offer directly to your cart, without leaving the search page.

A certification to prove your expertise

Want to validate your SEO knowledge? SEO Jungle certification is based on timed exams rather than courses: it's up to you to answer correctly before time runs out to earn your certificate.

Support always within reach

A question about your account, an order or an offer? Live chat, always available in the bottom-right corner of the screen, connects you with the support team within seconds, with no need to open a ticket.

How do you get started?

1. Create your account (see how to create your account).
2. Explore the media catalog to spot your first opportunities.
3. Place your first order, or list your first site for sale.

Signing up is free and takes just a few minutes. Happy exploring in the jungle!

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Signing up with your email

1. Go to app.seo-jungle.com/fr/register and enter your email address.
2. Check your inbox: a welcome email containing a personal activation link is sent to you.
3. Click that link, then create your password (at least eight characters, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one digit and one special character) and accept the terms of use.

Once your password is validated, your account immediately switches to active status: a personal organization is automatically created for you, and you're signed in and redirected to your dashboard, with no extra step.

Going faster with Google

You can also sign in directly with your Google account, with no password to create: your account is then activated immediately, with no link to click and no password to set. Find all the details in our article on signing in with Google.

Good to know

There's no button to resend the activation email: if you haven't received it, be sure to check your spam folder before contacting support via live chat. Trying to sign up again with the same address doesn't trigger a new email: it simply tells you the address is already in use.

What's next?

• Explore the media catalog to spot your first opportunities.
• Discover how to buy and sell from the same account.

Welcome to the jungle!

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How it works

1. Click "Sign in with Google" and choose which Google account to use.
2. SEO Jungle verifies that account with Google and retrieves your email address, first name and last name, provided that address is certified as verified by Google.
3. If an account already exists with that address, you're signed in directly. Otherwise, a new account is created automatically, with a personal organization attached, no password to set and no activation link to click.

If you arrive via a referral link, the corresponding code is automatically attached to your new account.

What Google doesn't do

This button is only used to identify you on SEO Jungle: it doesn't connect or sync any data with Google Search Console, Google Analytics or any other Google tool. No traffic, ranking or audience information is retrieved through this connection.

Signing out of Google

There's no dedicated screen for "disconnecting" your Google account: since this isn't a permanent integration but simply a sign-in method tied to your email address, all you need to do is stop using this button and sign in with your usual password instead, if you've set one.

Need help?

For any question about your account, live chat remains the fastest way to reach the support team.

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Starting a search

You can search for a site by keyword, targeting the site's URL, its description, or both at once. This gives you access to a large catalog of active, public sites from a single screen.

Refining with filters

Many filters let you precisely target the sites you're interested in:

1. Topics, target countries, languages and site type, with the option to include and exclude values.
2. SEO metrics: Trust Flow, Citation Flow, Domain Rating, referring domains, backlinks, organic traffic, keywords, Power Score and other proprietary indicators.
3. Price range, offer type (written article or insertion), dofollow link, domain age, presence on Google News.
4. Excluding sensitive niches (health, finance, casino, crypto…).

A complete search, with all its filters, can be saved to your favorites so you can rerun it later without reconfiguring everything.

Reading the results

Results appear in a sortable table — click a column to sort — sorted by default on descending organic traffic. A summary above the table shows the number of sites matching your search, along with the average Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Power Score across all the results. Clicking a result opens its detailed profile directly from the search page, with the option to add an offer to your cart without leaving the screen.

What comes after finding your site?

Once you've spotted some sites, head over to our guide on how to find the right media outlet for your project, then on to your first order to take action.

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Buying links

From your account, you can browse the media catalog, select the sites that match your strategy, and place an order for a sponsored article or a link insertion. You then track your orders under "My purchases." See also how to place your first order.

Selling links

Still from that same account, you can register your own sites and create offers in your publisher area, under "My sites" and "My offers." Orders you receive from buyers appear in "Orders received," and your earnings are tracked in "My earnings." See also how to submit your sites.

One account, no activation

There's no step that "activates" a buyer or publisher profile: you simply use the relevant sections depending on what you need at any given moment. Nothing stops you from ordering links for your own site in the morning and handling an order received on one of your sites in the afternoon, a bit like an explorer who hunts and cultivates at the same time.

Where to start?

If you don't yet have a site with strong traffic, start by exploring the catalog as a buyer. If you already have an established site, consider listing it for sale to generate extra income instead. Either way, both uses remain accessible at any time from your account, with no extra steps needed.

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