Guest post sites in India include blogs on .in domains and many more Indian sites on .com. My live-checked list has 13 working .in sites, but the domain doesn't decide audience or quality, so check traffic by country and niche fit. Indian agencies and link builders also place sponsored posts on my marketing blog, which reaches a global audience with the most readers in the USA and the UK.
There are two reasons people search for guest post sites in India. Some want Indian sites to reach Indian customers. Many more are Indian agencies, freelancers and link builders looking for good sites to place client posts on, wherever those sites are. This page covers both.
What my list shows about .in sites
My free list of websites that accept guest posts has 3,204 sites that I checked live in September 2026. Only 15 of them use an Indian domain, and 13 of those were still live. That doesn't mean there are few Indian blogs. It means most Indian publishers use .com, just like most American ones.
The live .in sites on my list:
- indianartideas.in: DA 33, arts
- mysweetnothings.in: DA 31, blogging
- legalwiz.in: DA 31, family and legal
- epcworld.in: DA 31, real estate
- expert-seo-training-institute.in: DA 31, SEO
- bizglide.in: DA 26, SEO
- w3codemasters.in: DA 26, technology
- weddingeye.in: DA 24, fashion and wedding
- travelescape.in: DA 24, travel
- writefreelance.in: DA 23, writing
- akme.co.in: DA 23, business
- abims.ac.in: DA 20, finance
One more, edtechreview.in in education, was live but I don't have an authority figure for it. As always, read each site's current guidelines before you pitch, because what they accept changes.
Why the domain ending is the wrong filter
Filtering by .in misses most Indian blogs, and it tells you nothing about who reads a site. A .com can have mostly Indian readers, and a .in can be read worldwide. What matters is:
- Traffic by country. Check the split in any SEO tool.
- Niche fit. A relevant site beats a big irrelevant one every time.
- Whether it's alive. 18% of the sites on my list were dead or parked when I checked.
- Recent posts. Read three. If they're all thin sponsored articles, move on.
- The owner. Can you reach a real person if something goes wrong?
If you want to reach Indian readers
Look for sites whose traffic is mostly from India, whatever their domain, and write for that reader. Use rupee figures, Indian examples and platforms Indian readers use. Answer the question fast. Many readers are on mobile, so short paragraphs and clear headings help.
If you're an Indian agency placing for clients
A lot of the agencies and link builders I work with are based in India and South Asia, placing posts for clients in the USA, UK and elsewhere. Many come back every month. If that's you, here's how it works on my blog:
- Email your client's target URL, topic and niche. Say roughly how many placements you need.
- I confirm fit and suggest a new sponsored post or a link insertion into an existing, indexed article.
- You send the article, or I pick the right existing article.
- I edit, publish and send you the live URL for your report.
Accepted posts usually go live within 24 to 48 hours of everything being agreed. Placements are permanent. I invoice by PayPal, which works well for international agencies. I never contact your client. There's more detail on the white label guest posts page.
About my blog
lilachbullock.com is a marketing blog that's been publishing since the dial-up days, with thousands of indexed articles. My readers are business owners, marketers and entrepreneurs, with the majority in the USA and the UK. If your client sells to that audience, it's a strong placement.
Niches that fit best, each with its own guidelines page: digital marketing, SEO, SaaS, AI, technology, small business, business, finance, health and travel. Writers who want to contribute for free can read the guidelines on my write for me page.
A quick checklist before you place anywhere
- Can you name the exact site before you order?
- Is the site live, indexed and still publishing?
- Does its audience match your client's market?
- Is the post permanent?
- Is there a real person to contact afterwards?
New post or link insertion for your client?
Indian agencies often ask which is better. Here's the short version:
- A new sponsored post gives your client a full article on their topic. It's the right choice when the client wants content they can share.
- A link insertion puts the client's link into an article that's already indexed and already has a history. For SEO clients, it's often the stronger option.
Send me the client's page and goal, and I'll tell you which I'd pick for that page.
Sending a batch
If you're placing for several clients, one email with all the target pages, topics and niches is easiest. I'll reply with which ones fit, which suit a link insertion better and which I'd pass on, with a reason for each. That saves you days of back and forth and keeps your clients' reports on schedule.
Writing tips for posts aimed at US and UK readers
If you're writing the article yourself for a client who sells to the USA or the UK, a few small things make a big difference: use the reader's spelling, use dollars or pounds for any figures, use examples from that market, and open with the answer to the reader's question.
Reaching Indian readers from my blog
My blog isn't an Indian site, and I won't pretend it is. Most of my readers are in the USA and the UK. If your client needs Indian customers above all, a site with a mostly Indian readership is the better buy, and my free list is a good place to start looking. If your client sells to business owners and marketers in the USA, the UK or worldwide, that's where my blog is strong.
Indian agencies and link builders: email [email protected] with your client's target URL, topic and niche, or start on my write for me page. Repeat and batch orders are welcome.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find guest post sites in India?
Start with a live list, then check each site's traffic by country. Most Indian blogs use .com, so filtering by .in misses most of them. My list has 13 live .in sites.
Do Indian agencies place posts on your blog?
Yes. Many of my repeat buyers are agencies and link builders in India and South Asia placing for clients around the world.
Who reads your blog?
Business owners, marketers and entrepreneurs around the world, with the majority in the USA and the UK.
How do Indian buyers pay?
By PayPal invoice.
How quickly do posts go live?
Usually 24 to 48 hours after everything is agreed.
Are placements permanent?
Yes.
Are .in sites lower quality than .com sites?
No. The domain ending doesn't decide quality or audience. Judge each site on its readers, its niche and whether it's still publishing.
Can I send several client orders at once?
Yes. Send all the target pages, topics and niches in one email and I'll reply with which ones fit and why.
Do you contact my clients?
Never. I only deal with the agency or link builder who places the order.