Want to guest post on SEO & CRO? So long as you can write for an intermediate to advanced audience and have something fresh or new to share, I’m glad to have your guest post here.
Contact me after you read up on the guidelines below.
Links? Sure you can link to your site and/or your clients’ site in the body of the post as well as in the author bio, and you can choose the anchor text.
How many times can you link out? It’s proportional to how good your post is. The higher the quality, the greater the number of links. As a general point, I’m fine with 2-3 links.
Minimum length: No minimum. Just keep it original. Content under 200 words is fine too, so long as it’s fresh and not rehash.
Can you guest post under your own name? Sure, you can use your own name. I’m not looking for ghost writers.
Some examples of previous guest posts that were highly appreciated:
3 Cheap Web Robots / Scrapers: A review and introduction of some tools that are little known yet highly valuable to SEOs, by Jeffrey Russo of Boston. I was very, very pleased to get this post as its quite original and geared towards my intermediate to advanced audience. How often do people in SEO discuss scrapers?
Stuff your face on longtail keywords with these content generation tactics by John McElborough! A great, in-depth guide, I loved this item!
Sharp Tips TO Add Value InHouse by Everett Sizemore was another post that took
Usability problems in the wedding business was another great, original post that was specific enough to be original and useful.
Got something original to share? Contact me with your guest posting pitch now. Most of the time I’ll approve so long as you’re not rehashing common knowledge.
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