Artificial intelligence is transforming how businesses operate, market, and grow — and our readers want to stay ahead of the curve. If you have expertise in AI and want to share it with a business-focused audience, we’d love to hear from you.
Short answer: yes, AI guest posts are open, and the filter is whether you have actually run the thing. A workflow you built, the prompt that failed before it worked, or an honest account of where AI did not help. Another overview of what AI could theoretically do will not be accepted. One contextual link back to your own site is fine.
I’m Lilach Bullock, and AI is one of the fastest-growing topics on this blog. Our audience includes entrepreneurs, small business owners, marketers, and agencies — people who are actively exploring how AI tools can save them time, improve their output, and give them a competitive edge.
Topics We’re Interested In
- AI tools and how to use them for real business tasks
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI assistant guides and comparisons
- AI for content creation, marketing, and social media
- Automation workflows using AI — practical, step-by-step content
- AI-powered analytics, reporting, and decision-making
- The impact of AI on SEO, search, and content strategy
- Ethical considerations and responsible AI use in business
- Industry-specific AI applications — e-commerce, SaaS, professional services
What works best on this blog is content that shows people how to actually use AI in their day-to-day work. Tutorials, tool comparisons, workflow guides, and real-world case studies perform far better than theoretical overviews.
What We Don’t Accept
- Generic “AI will change everything” opinion pieces with no practical takeaways
- Content published elsewhere or generated entirely by AI without human expertise and editing
- Promotional content disguised as a guide
- Anything inaccurate, misleading, or speculative about AI capabilities
What You Get
- Access to a global audience actively searching for AI business content
- A backlink from an established, authoritative domain
- Author bio with link to your site
- Promotion across our social media channels
Have a story or insight about digital marketing? Share it with our readers here.
How to Submit
All submissions go through our main guest post page. Read the full guidelines first:
We’re particularly interested in contributors with genuine hands-on experience using AI tools in business contexts. If that’s you, we want to hear from you.
Interested in a paid placement instead? See our sponsored content opportunities.
The AI angles that are already saturated
Before you pitch, know what the internet is already drowning in. “10 AI tools you need in 2026” has been written ten thousand times. So has “what is prompt engineering”. If your pitch could have been written by someone who has never used the tool, it will not land.
What is genuinely under-covered: what happens after the pilot fails. How to tell whether a task is worth automating. What AI costs once you are past the free tier. Where the output quality actually breaks down. The honest version of the story, not the launch-post version.
Pitches that get accepted
- An automation you built, with the time it saved and the hours it took to build
- A workflow that broke, why, and what you replaced it with
- Real cost numbers, including the ones that surprised you
- A comparison where you used both tools on the same real task
- What a small business should ignore, and why
Who reads AI content here
Business owners deciding whether AI is worth their time and money. They are past “AI is amazing” and want to know what it costs, what it breaks, and whether it survives contact with real work. Write for the person who has to justify the spend.
Frequently asked questions
What AI topics do you accept guest posts on?
Topics that work well on this site include: AI implementation for small businesses, specific AI workflows that have actually shipped, AI tool reviews with first-hand use, AI fluency programmes, the boring 80 per cent of AI marketing that nobody writes about. The bar for acceptance is original first-hand experience and a specific angle.
What AI topics don’t you accept?
Topics that get binned include: AI hype pieces, anything predicting AGI timelines, anything that pitches a single tool as the solution to all of marketing, anything written by AI about AI (we can tell). If the pitch is a thinly veiled product placement or rehashes content that’s been done a hundred times elsewhere, it won’t land.
Do you charge for guest posts?
For editorial guest posts (unpaid contributions from practitioners with genuine expertise) the answer is no. For sponsored articles, link placements, and brand partnerships, yes. The two are different processes. Editorial route: write-for-me page. Sponsored route: sponsored-articles page.
What word count do you publish?
Editorial posts: 1,500 to 3,500 words is the sweet spot. Shorter than 1,200 words rarely justifies the editorial time. Longer than 4,000 words is fine for pillar pieces. Sponsored articles: similar ranges, agreed up front during the placement conversation.
What is the typical turnaround time?
For editorial pitches: response within three to six weeks, sometimes faster. If you don’t hear back within eight weeks, the answer is a polite no. Sponsored articles: agreement to publication is typically one to three weeks.
Can I include backlinks in my guest post?
One contextual backlink to your own site or relevant resource is fine in editorial posts. More than that starts to feel link-driven rather than reader-driven. Sponsored articles include the agreed link package, arranged during the placement conversation.
Do you accept AI-generated guest post drafts?
No. AI-generated drafts get rejected at the editorial review stage. I can spot AI writing within the first three paragraphs and I’m not interested in publishing it. AI is a fine first-draft research tool. The actual writing has to be human.
Where do I send my pitch?
Editorial pitches go through the form on the write-for-me page. Sponsored placement inquiries go through the form on the sponsored-articles page. Brand partnership inquiries go through partner-with-us. Sending the same pitch to all three routes is the fastest way to get added to the quiet block list.
Related: where to send your pitch
- Editorial guest posts: write-for-me page
- Sponsored articles and link placements: sponsored-articles page
- Long-term brand partnerships: partner-with-us page
Related: what a genuine product review looks like
New here? Read how guest posting works here before you pitch. We also accept guest posts on SEO.
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