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# Write for Us: Digital Marketing Guest Posts and Contributor Guidelines

Digital Marketing Mind publishes practical articles from marketers who do the work. If you have a lesson worth sharing, we would like to read your pitch.

## Why guest blog on Digital Marketing Mind?

Digital Marketing Mind is a directory of marketing tools, services and resources, with in-depth guides alongside. Our readers are business owners, in-house marketers and agency teams choosing what to use and how to run their marketing. A guest post here reaches people who are actively looking for answers, and it sits next to the tools and guides they use to act on them.

## What digital marketing topics do we publish?

We want specific, experience-led articles. Strong topic areas include:

- **SEO:** technical SEO, local SEO, SaaS SEO, link building, keyword research, AI search and answer engine optimization.
- **Content marketing:** content strategy, editorial workflows, repurposing, copywriting and content operations.
- **Email marketing and marketing automation:** lifecycle campaigns, deliverability, segmentation and CRM workflows.
- **Paid media:** PPC, Google Ads, paid social, ad creative testing and budget allocation.
- **Social media marketing:** organic strategy, community building, influencer and creator partnerships.
- **Analytics and conversion rate optimization:** GA4, attribution, reporting, A/B testing and landing page optimization.
- **AI in marketing:** real workflows using AI tools, with what worked and what did not.
- **Marketing tools and stacks:** how to choose, set up and combine software for a specific job.
- **Industry playbooks:** digital marketing for small businesses, ecommerce, B2B, SaaS, agencies and local services.

## Guest post guidelines

- **Original and unpublished.** The article must not appear anywhere else, before or after publication here.
- **Based on experience.** Show the steps you took, the numbers you measured and the mistakes you made. Name the source of any statistic you cite.
- **Actionable.** A reader should be able to do something useful after the final paragraph.
- **Well structured.** Use descriptive headings, short paragraphs, lists and tables where they help. Aim for 1,200 to 2,500 words.
- **Neutral on products.** Compare tools fairly and disclose any relationship you have with a company you mention. Articles written to promote one product are declined.
- **Relevant links only.** Link to authoritative sources and useful resources. Your author bio can link to your website and professional profile.
- **Edited by us.** We may edit for clarity, accuracy, style and links, and we may ask for changes before publishing.

## How to become a contributor

1. **Pitch your idea.** Use the form below with a working title, the angle and who the article is for.
2. **Show your work.** Include links to two or three articles you have published, so we can see your writing and expertise.
3. **Get a decision.** If your idea fits, we reply with feedback or an outline to follow. If it does not, we may not be able to respond to every pitch.
4. **Write and review.** Send your draft in a shared document. We review it, suggest edits and agree on a publication date.

## Pitch your article

Send us your idea using the form. Please write it yourself: pitches that read as mass-produced are not reviewed.

## Write for us: frequently asked questions

### Who can write for Digital Marketing Mind?

Practitioners with hands-on experience in SEO, content marketing, email, paid media, social media, analytics, marketing automation or AI in marketing. Agency specialists, in-house marketers, consultants and independent experts are all welcome to pitch.

### What topics are you looking for?

Practical digital marketing articles: how-to guides, tool and workflow breakdowns, campaign case studies you ran yourself, and honest comparisons of marketing software. Pick one clear problem a marketer has and show how to solve it.

### How long should a guest post be?

Most articles run between 1,200 and 2,500 words, structured with clear headings, short paragraphs and examples. Length should follow the topic, so a tight 1,200 words beats a padded 2,500.

### Can I link to my own website or tools?

You can link to your site in your author bio. Inside the article, links must help the reader and point to relevant, authoritative sources. If you have a relationship with a tool or company you mention, say so in the article.

### Do you accept articles written with AI?

We expect your own experience, data and opinions. AI can help with research or editing, but the article must be accurate, original and reflect work you have actually done. Unedited AI output is declined.

### How do I pitch an article?

Use the form on this page. Send your idea, the angle, who it is for and links to two or three pieces you have already published. Pitches are read by the editor, and we reply when an idea is a fit. There is no promised response time.

Other questions? Use the [contact page](https://digitalmarketingmind.com/contact/). To see what we already cover, browse the [guides](https://digitalmarketingmind.com/guides/) and the [marketing tools directory](https://digitalmarketingmind.com/tools/).

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