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Guest post guidelines
So what makes a guest post stand out? Real, lived experience. We want writing that only someone who's actually been in the trenches could produce — the lessons you picked up the hard way, the mistakes you'd warn others about, the things you only understand because you've done the work yourself. Before you write, ask: "What do I know that most people don't?" That's the article we want.
The right readers
Your writing gets in front of business owners, IT managers, and tech leaders who are genuinely looking for expert advice.
Recognition as the author
You'll get a full byline with your bio, background, and a link back to your website or LinkedIn.
Help polishing your piece
Our editors work alongside you to sharpen the article and meet our standards, all while keeping it sounding like you.
What we're looking for
Topics that work well
- Software development and engineering practices
- IT strategy and operations
- AI and automation in business
- Digital transformation stories
- Technology leadership and governance
- Cloud computing and infrastructure
- Cybersecurity for businesses
- Data analytics and business intelligence
What doesn't fit
- Consumer technology reviews
- Gaming content
- Cryptocurrency speculation
- Beginner 101 content (our readers are experienced professionals)
- Recycled or oversaturated topics without fresh insight
- Thinly-veiled product promotions or advertorial content
- Content that's already published elsewhere
- Simple listicles without depth or analysis
Basic requirements
We maintain high editorial standards to ensure every article provides genuine value to our readers.
Word count
1,500 to 2,500 words. Enough depth to be genuinely useful, but not padded for the sake of it.
Originality
100% original content. Not published elsewhere, not repurposed from existing articles.
Well-researched
Claims backed by credible sources. Statistics and quotes credited. Show your working.
Quality writing
Clear, error-free prose in British English. Professional tone that respects the reader.
Format and structure
Clear structure
Use H2 and H3 subheadings to break up content. Make it scannable for busy readers.
Readable paragraphs
Short paragraphs work best. Break up long blocks of text to improve readability.
Practical examples
Include real-world examples, case studies, or data. Theory alone doesn't convince.
Contextual links
1-2 relevant links are welcome. They should add value for readers, not promote products.
Images that bring your content to life
A picture really is worth a thousand words. Research shows that articles with relevant images receive 94% more views and readers remember 65% of information when paired with images, compared to just 10% with text alone. We ask contributors to include visuals that enhance their content.
How to submit
Send your pitch
We'll review it
Submit and publish
Send us your completed article. After our editorial review and any revisions, we'll schedule it for publication and let you know when it's live.