Write For Us: Blogging, SEO and Content Marketing
Blogging Titan publishes first-hand, evidence-led articles for people who actually run blogs. If you run a site, an agency or a content team and you have something specific to say, we want the pitch.
- Byline, author bio and a link to your site on every published piece
- Open to reciprocal partnerships with established sites
- Real editorial review, not a pay-to-publish queue
- Answer in 3 to 5 working days
We turn down most submissions. Read the standards below before you pitch, it will save us both time.
Pitch us an article
One idea per pitch. Tell us the angle and what makes it different.
Who we are looking for
Blogging Titan has been publishing about blogging, SEO and content since 2017. Our readers are working bloggers and site owners, so they can smell a rewritten listicle from the first paragraph. We publish contributors who have done the thing they are writing about.
Practising bloggers
You run a blog with real traffic and real revenue, and you can show what worked and what did not.
SEO and content specialists
In-house, agency or freelance. You have client data, tests or screenshots you can share.
Tool and platform teams
You have proprietary data or an original study. We are interested in the data, not the product pitch.
What we publish
Topics we want
- Blogging strategy, growth and monetisation
- SEO for content publishers, including technical fixes bloggers can actually do
- Generative engine optimisation: getting cited by AI search
- Original data studies, surveys and SERP analyses
- Honest tool comparisons based on real use
- Email, newsletters and audience building for bloggers
What we reject on sight
- AI-generated drafts with no first-hand experience
- Anything rewritten from the current top 10 results
- Thinly disguised product advertorials
- Crypto, gambling, adult, pharma and CBD
- Pitches sent to "Dear Sir/Madam" with three topic titles attached
- Content that has been published anywhere else, ever
The editorial bar
These are not suggestions. Drafts that miss them get sent back or dropped.
1,500 words minimum
Most published pieces land between 1,800 and 2,800 words. Length follows the argument, not a target.
Proof, not opinion
Screenshots, numbers, dashboards, before and after. If you cannot show it, do not claim it.
One clear argument
A piece should be defensible in a single sentence. "10 tips" is not an argument.
Sources cited
Link to primary sources. Statistics without a link get cut.
Written in your voice
We fact-check aggressively and we can tell when a draft was generated. That is an instant no.
100 percent original
Exclusive to Blogging Titan. No syndication, no reposting on Medium or LinkedIn as an article.
What a yes looks like
If you want to know the standard before you spend a day writing, read these three. Every one of them is built on data we collected ourselves and says something the top 10 results do not.
Google AI Overview vs Perplexity citations
Same 10 questions, two engines, and an overlap of just 16 percent. Original scrape, clear finding.
Read the studyCommodity content is now the floor
A SERP study, then a test any blogger can run on their own drafts. Argument first, tips second.
Read the studyIs blogging still worth it in 2026?
An honest answer, including the cases where it is not. Contrarian, but evidenced.
Read the postWhat you get, and what we ask for
We are straight about this. A guest post on Blogging Titan is an exchange, not a favour in either direction.
You get
- A byline and author bio with a link to your site
- One relevant contextual link where it genuinely helps the reader
- Editing, formatting, a custom featured image and internal links from related posts
- Promotion to our email list and social channels
- A permanent home on a site that has been publishing since 2017
We may ask for
- A reciprocal contributor slot: we write an equally good, original piece for your site
- Or a relevant link back to one of our sites from an existing article, where it fits the content
- Either way, both links must make sense to a reader. We will not place anything that does not.
- Established sites with real traffic get first priority, and the most flexible terms.
We do not sell links and we do not buy them. If your email begins with a price list, we will not reply.
How it works
Send the pitch
Use the form on this page. One idea, a working headline, and two or three lines on the angle and the proof you have.
We reply within 3 to 5 working days
Either a yes with a brief, a counter-suggestion on the angle, or a no. We do reply either way.
You write the draft
Send it as a Google Doc with images and sources in place. Two weeks is the usual turnaround.
We edit
We may cut, restructure, retitle and add internal links. You see the final version before it goes live.
It publishes
You get the URL, we promote it, and we agree the partnership side of the exchange.
Frequently asked questions
Do you accept paid or sponsored posts?
No. Sponsored placements are handled separately and are always labelled. This page is for editorial contributions only.
Are the links dofollow?
Author bio and contextual links in accepted editorial pieces are standard links. Anything commercial or promotional is nofollowed or sponsored-tagged, as it should be.
Can I include a link to a client?
Only if it is genuinely the best source for that point, and you tell us up front that it is a client. Undisclosed client links get the piece pulled and you will not be published again.
Can I send a finished draft instead of a pitch?
You can, but we still review the angle first. If the angle does not work, a finished draft does not change that.
Can I use AI to help write it?
For research and outlining, that is your business. For the prose, no. We publish about AI content for a living and we can tell.
What if I have a small or new site?
Pitch anyway. The idea matters more than your domain rating. The exchange just looks different: we are more likely to want a contributor slot than a link.
How many pieces can I publish?
One at a time. Good contributors get invited back, and repeat contributors get a standing slot.
Got an idea worth arguing?
Send it over. One strong angle beats a list of five weak ones, and we read every pitch that shows a real point of view.
Pitch an article
