Write for Us
Smart SEO Toolz publishes practical guides on SEO, web development and digital marketing. If you know something well enough to teach it, we want to read your pitch.
Send pitches to gemprogrammersgp@gmail.com
What we publish
These are the areas our readers come here for. If your idea sits next to one of them and you can bring something new, pitch it anyway.
Search engine optimisation
Technical SEO, on-page work, internal linking, schema, Core Web Vitals, and how search actually ranks pages in 2026.
Content strategy
Keyword research method, topic clustering, content briefs, editorial workflow, and measuring what content earns.
Web development
Front-end performance, accessibility, browser APIs, and building tools that run without a backend.
Digital marketing
Analytics, conversion work, email, and marketing that does not depend on paid ads.
Online tools & productivity
How to use a class of tool well — comparisons, workflows and honest limitations.
AI & search
Generative engine optimisation, AI Overviews, and how answer engines pick sources.
A tip that gets pitches accepted: pick one of our 214 tools and write the guide that should exist next to it. A post about how to run a keyword density check properly, or when image compression starts to hurt quality, is far more likely to be published than another generic “SEO tips” roundup.
Submission guidelines
What we say yes to
- Original writing that has not been published anywhere else, including your own blog.
- 1,200+ words with a clear structure, real headings, and a point of view.
- First-hand experience, screenshots, data or worked examples — something only you could write.
- Plain English. Short sentences. No AI filler and no keyword stuffing.
- One relevant do-follow link to your site in the author bio.
What gets rejected
- Spun, AI-generated or previously published content. We check.
- Thin posts padded out to hit a word count.
- Casino, adult, crypto-pump, pharmacy or loan content.
- Posts written purely to place a link — if the link is the point, it is a no.
- More than one commercial in-body link, or links to sites we cannot verify.
How to submit
Four steps, and we answer every pitch — including the ones we turn down.
- 1
Send your pitch
Email gemprogrammersgp@gmail.com with the subject line "Guest Post — [your topic]". Include two or three headline ideas and a one-paragraph outline for each.
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Wait for the go-ahead
We reply within three to five working days. If a topic fits, we will confirm the angle and the depth we are looking for before you write anything.
- 3
Write the draft
Send it as a Google Doc or Markdown file. Include image files separately, and add a two-sentence author bio with your link.
- 4
Review and publish
We edit for clarity and house style, add internal links, and send you the URL when it goes live. You keep the byline.
Ready to pitch?
Send two or three headline ideas with a short outline for each. Keep it brief — a good pitch fits in a screen.
Guest posting questions
Do you charge for guest posts?
No. We do not charge for publishing, and we do not pay for submissions either. If a post is genuinely useful to our readers, we publish it free.
Do you accept AI-written content?
Not as-is. AI is fine as a research or drafting aid, but the finished piece must carry real experience and a human voice. Wholly AI-generated submissions are rejected.
How many links can I include?
One do-follow link in your author bio. In-body links are allowed where they genuinely help the reader, and we decide case by case. We do not sell links.
How long should the post be?
At least 1,200 words. Most published posts land between 1,500 and 2,500. Length matters far less than whether the piece actually answers the question it sets.
How long until I hear back?
Three to five working days for a pitch. Once a draft is submitted, expect about a week for editing and scheduling.
Can I update the post later?
Yes. Email us with the change and we will update it, with a revised "last updated" date on the page.
Who reviews submissions?
Ali Raza, who founded and runs Smart SEO Toolz. You can see his work and background on the author page.
Get to know the site
The best pitches come from people who have used the tools. Start here.