Write For Us

We publish practical digital marketing guides for business owners and marketers in the UK and USA. If you work in this field and can write something genuinely useful, we would like to read your pitch.

Please read this page fully before submitting. It explains what we accept, what we charge, and how we handle links. We would rather be clear up front than waste your time.

This is a paid placement, not a free one

We charge a 20 US dollar publishing fee for each accepted guest post. This covers editorial review, formatting, image handling, and publishing.

Paying the fee does not guarantee publication. Every submission goes through the same editorial review. If a draft is copied, spun, thin, off topic, or simply not good enough, it is rejected and the fee is not taken. We only invoice once a piece has been accepted.

We state this openly because a lot of sites advertise free guest posting and only mention the fee once you have written the article. We would rather you knew now.

Our Link Policy

All outbound links in guest posts are marked rel="nofollow sponsored". This applies to every link, in the body and in the author bio, without exception.

We do this because we charge a fee. Google's spam policies treat links that pass ranking signals in exchange for payment as a link scheme, and we are not willing to put your site or ours at risk for a 20 dollar placement.

If your only goal is a followed link, this is not the right place for you, and we would rather say so now than after you have written 1,500 words. What a placement here does offer is a real audience, a byline on a site with editorial standards, and referral traffic from readers who are already interested in the topic.

What We Publish

Your topic needs to fit one of our existing categories. If it does not, it will not be accepted no matter how well written it is.

SEO

Technical SEO, on page optimisation, indexing problems, Google updates, AI Overviews, local search

PPC

Google Ads strategy, campaign costs, bidding, conversion tracking, account troubleshooting

Meta Ads

Facebook and Instagram advertising, budgets, Pixel and Conversions API, creative, catalogue ads

Content Marketing

Strategy, topic research, editorial planning, content clusters, distribution

Email Marketing

Campaign strategy, automation, list building, deliverability, integration with other channels

Analytics

GA4, measurement, attribution, reporting, turning data into decisions

Editorial Standards

These are the same standards we hold our own writing to. A draft that meets them is usually accepted quickly.

  • Original and exclusive. Not published anywhere else, before or after. We do not accept syndicated or reposted content.
  • Genuinely useful. The article should answer the question in its title properly, not circle around it.
  • 1,200 words or more in most cases. Length is not the point, but a shorter piece rarely covers a topic well enough.
  • Real experience. Examples, specifics, and things you have actually seen work. This is what separates a good submission from a generic one.
  • Accurate and sourced. If you state a figure, link to where it came from. We check.
  • Clear structure. Descriptive headings, short paragraphs, and an answer near the top.
  • Written in English to a standard that does not need heavy editing. UK or US spelling is both fine, as long as you are consistent.

What We Do Not Accept

  • Copied, spun, or lightly reworded content from other sites
  • Unedited AI output. Using AI to help is fine. Publishing raw AI text with nothing added is not.
  • Thin articles written to carry a link rather than to help a reader
  • Topics outside our categories, however good the writing is
  • Casino, adult, pharmaceutical, loan, crypto trading, or essay writing content
  • Articles that guarantee rankings, income, or results
  • Purely promotional pieces about your own product
  • Requests for link exchanges or link swaps. We do not do these.

How to Submit

  1. 1

    Pitch first, do not send a full draft

    Send us two or three topic ideas with a one line summary of the angle for each. This saves you writing something we would not publish.

  2. 2

    Wait for approval

    We reply within 2 to 3 working days. If we like an idea, we will confirm the angle and the rough word count before you start.

  3. 3

    Write and send the draft

    Send it as a Google Doc link or a Word file. Include your author bio in 40 words or fewer, and any links you want included so we can review them.

  4. 4

    Editorial review

    We read it properly. We may ask for changes, or we may reject it. Rejection at this stage costs you nothing.

  5. 5

    Acceptance, payment, and publishing

    Once accepted, we invoice the 20 dollar fee. After payment, we format, add images, apply our link policy, and publish. You get the live URL.

Ready to Pitch?

Use our contact form and choose Guest post pitch as the topic. Include your two or three ideas and a link to something you have written before.

Send Your Pitch

Or email us directly at whatnwhy.10@gmail.com

A Few Practical Points

  • Editing rights. We may edit for clarity, structure, grammar, and house style. We will not change your meaning or your conclusions.
  • Author credit. Published posts carry your name and a short bio.
  • Ownership. You keep copyright. You grant us the right to publish and keep the article on this site.
  • Removal requests. Published posts stay published. We do not remove articles after payment, so please be sure before you submit.
  • Refunds. The fee is only charged after acceptance, so there is nothing to refund for a rejected draft.