Guest posting means writing an article for another publication, under your name or your company's, because you have something useful to say to its readers. The editor decides whether it runs.
Your team knows things that other people search for and ask about. But the readers who would value that knowledge are on other publications, and editors receive dozens of low-effort pitches every week.
Writing a contribution that an editor accepts takes research into the publication, an angle nobody has covered there, and an article that does not read like an advertisement.
We study each target publication: what it has already covered, what its readers respond to and what its guidelines say about contributors and links. Then we propose angles that fill a real gap for that publication.
Our writers interview your expert or work from your material, draft the article, and pitch it to the editor. Links follow the publisher's own policy. When an editorial link is offered freely we report it as such; when a publisher charges, the placement is treated as sponsored.
The publication's editor reviews and accepts every guest post.
Articles are built on your team's knowledge, not generic filler.
Each pitch is tailored to what the publication has and has not covered.
Your name and company appear in front of an audience that trusts the publication.
The same approval points apply to every order. See the full process for details on each stage.
A short interview or your notes give us the substance.
We research publications that accept contributors in your field.
You choose from proposed topics tailored to each publication.
We write the article, you approve it, we pitch it.
The editor publishes it; you receive the URL and details.
Typical situations, described in general terms. They are illustrations, not client case studies.
Opinion pieces and practical guides in the trade press of the founder's industry.
Case-based articles that show how the firm thinks, published where its clients read.
Contributions written for publications in the new market's language and context.
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An expert article pitched to and accepted by an independent editor.
Guides on this topic are being written.
Share your website, your audience and your budget. We reply with a publisher shortlist and a quote before anything is ordered or paid.