Thank you for your interest in contributing to Marketoblog.
We welcome original, useful and well-researched guest articles from marketing professionals, business owners, industry specialists and experienced writers. Our aim is to publish practical content that helps readers understand marketing, improve their digital presence and make better-informed business decisions.
Before submitting an article, please read the following contributor and editorial guidelines carefully.
About Marketoblog
Marketoblog is an educational platform covering marketing, digital strategy, SEO, social media, branding, online advertising, e-commerce and related business topics.
Marketing includes the strategies and activities businesses use to understand their customers, communicate value and promote a product or service. Effective marketing is not simply about selling. It also involves market research, brand positioning, customer experience, communication and long-term relationship building.
Our articles are written to make these subjects easier to understand and apply.
What Are We Looking For?
We are looking for knowledgeable contributors who can provide accurate, practical and reader-focused articles.
You do not have to be a well-known industry expert, but your submission should demonstrate genuine understanding of the topic. Claims, recommendations and examples should be supported by professional experience, reliable sources or verifiable evidence.
We are particularly interested in:
- Step-by-step guides and tutorials
- Marketing strategies supported by real examples
- Original case studies and professional observations
- Practical advice for small businesses
- SEO and content marketing guides
- Social media strategies and platform explainers
- Digital advertising insights
- E-commerce and customer acquisition advice
- Ethical uses of marketing technology
- Analyses of important industry developments
Content created solely to place an unrelated link will not be accepted.
Topics We Accept
Marketoblog primarily accepts articles related to:
- Marketing strategy
- Digital marketing
- Search engine optimisation
- Social media marketing
- Content marketing
- Email marketing
- Branding and brand identity
- Online and digital advertising
- Market research
- Consumer behaviour
- Marketing analytics
- E-commerce marketing
- Small-business marketing
- Web design and user experience
- Relevant marketing technology
- Business growth and customer acquisition
Technology or business submissions must have a clear connection to marketing, digital business, online growth or customer experience. We may reject articles that fall outside Marketoblog’s main editorial focus.
Marketoblog Guest-Posting Guidelines
1. Submit original content
Your article must be original and must not have been published on another website, social media platform or content-sharing service.
We may use plagiarism-detection tools and manual searches to verify originality. Submissions containing copied, lightly rewritten or improperly attributed material will be rejected.
Please do not submit the same article to another publication while it is under review.
2. Demonstrate experience and expertise
Articles should demonstrate real knowledge of the subject. Whenever possible, include:
- Original examples
- First-hand professional observations
- Screenshots you are authorised to use
- Realistic use cases
- Relevant data or research
- Clear explanations of how a strategy works
- Limitations, risks or situations in which the advice may not apply
Contributors must not claim qualifications, experience or results they cannot verify.
3. Prioritise accuracy
All statistics, research findings, quotations and factual claims must be supported by trustworthy sources. Link directly to the original study, official documentation or primary source whenever possible.
Avoid relying on anonymous blogs, automatically generated statistics or sources that cannot be verified.
If an article discusses a platform, product, law, price or feature that may change, clearly mention the date on which the information was checked.
4. Write for readers, not search engines
Articles should answer a genuine reader question and provide meaningful value. Keywords may be used naturally, but submissions written primarily to manipulate search rankings will not be accepted.
Avoid:
- Keyword stuffing
- Repetitive headings
- Misleading titles
- Unverified claims
- Artificially expanded paragraphs
- Generic or obvious advice
- Exaggerated promises
- Fear-based marketing language
5. Follow the recommended length
Most contributions should be between 700 and 2,000 words. A longer article may be considered when the subject requires a detailed explanation and every section provides useful information.
Quality and completeness are more important than reaching a particular word count.
6. Make the article easy to read
Use a clear structure that includes:
- A descriptive title
- A concise introduction
- Relevant H2 and H3 headings
- Short paragraphs
- Bullet points where appropriate
- A practical conclusion
- A frequently asked questions section when useful
Write in clear UK English and check the article for spelling, grammar and factual errors before submitting it.
7. Use images responsibly
You may submit original screenshots, charts, photographs or illustrations when they improve the article.
For every submitted image, you must either:
- Own the image;
- Have written permission to use it; or
- Use it under a licence that permits publication.
Please provide the original source and licensing information where applicable. We will not publish images that may infringe copyright, privacy or trademark rights.
8. Follow our linking policy
Links must help readers verify information or explore a directly relevant resource.
We generally allow a limited number of contextual links, but their inclusion is subject to editorial review. We may edit, remove or add appropriate attributes to any link.
We do not accept:
- Irrelevant commercial links
- Links to deceptive or unsafe websites
- Links placed with exact-match keywords solely for SEO
- Undisclosed affiliate links
- Links to plagiarised or low-quality content
- Links to illegal, adult, gambling or misleading services
Submitting an article does not guarantee that any requested link will be published or remain unchanged.
9. Disclose commercial relationships
Contributors must disclose any financial, professional or personal relationship connected to a company, product or service mentioned in the article.
Affiliate relationships, sponsorships, free products and other material benefits must be declared before publication. Marketoblog may add an appropriate disclosure or reject content containing an undisclosed conflict of interest.
10. Observe additional standards for sensitive topics
Articles involving financial, legal, health, safety or other potentially sensitive claims require a higher level of evidence and editorial review.
Such content must:
- Use reliable primary or expert sources
- Clearly distinguish general information from professional advice
- Avoid guaranteed outcomes
- Explain important risks and limitations
- Include suitable disclaimers where necessary
- Be written or reviewed by someone with relevant expertise
Marketoblog reserves the right to reject sensitive content that does not meet these standards.
Content We Do Not Accept
We do not publish content that:
- Has already been published elsewhere
- Contains fabricated facts, quotations or statistics
- Makes misleading or unverifiable claims
- Promotes harmful, unlawful or deceptive activities
- Contains hidden advertising
- Is written only to obtain a backlink
- Infringes copyright or privacy rights
- Attacks individuals or organisations without evidence
- Uses discriminatory, abusive or offensive language
- Misrepresents the author’s qualifications or experience
Artificial Intelligence and Editorial Responsibility
AI tools may assist with research, planning or proofreading, but contributors remain responsible for every statement included in their submissions.
Articles must be checked for accuracy, originality, context and source reliability. Submissions containing fabricated citations, invented statistics, generic automated text or inaccurate claims will be rejected.
Authors must disclose significant use of generative AI if requested by the editorial team.
How to Submit a Guest Post
Send your submission to contact@marketoblog.com.
Please include:
- Your proposed article title
- The complete article or a detailed outline
- A short author biography
- Your relevant professional experience
- Links to two or three previously published articles, if available
- Your LinkedIn profile or professional website
- Details of any commercial relationship or conflict of interest
- The sources and licence details for submitted images
Use a clear email subject line such as:
Guest Post Submission: Proposed Article Title
Please do not send multiple follow-up emails within a short period. If your proposed topic is suitable for Marketoblog, our team may contact you with feedback or editing requests.
What Happens After Submission?
Every submission is reviewed for relevance, originality, accuracy, readability and usefulness.
Our editorial team may:
- Correct grammar and formatting
- Rewrite titles or headings
- Request supporting evidence
- Remove promotional language
- Edit or remove links
- Add internal links
- Request substantial revisions
- Decline an article that does not meet our standards
Submission does not guarantee publication. Marketoblog also reserves the right to update or remove published content if it becomes inaccurate, outdated or inconsistent with our editorial standards.
Corrections and Updates
We aim to publish accurate and current information. If a factual error is identified after publication, it may be corrected promptly. Significant corrections may be explained within the article when appropriate.
Contributors should inform us if they discover an error in their published work or if an important source, statistic, platform feature or recommendation has changed.
To request a correction, email contact@marketoblog.com with the article URL and details of the issue.
Author Transparency
Published guest articles may include an author biography explaining the contributor’s relevant experience and expertise.
Authors must provide truthful information and should not use fake identities, misleading job titles or unverified qualifications. Marketoblog may request additional information when necessary to verify authorship or expertise.
Ready to Contribute?
If you can provide an original, accurate and genuinely helpful article about marketing, SEO, social media, branding, advertising or digital business, we would be pleased to review your idea.
Email your proposal or completed article to contact@marketoblog.com.
By submitting content, you confirm that you have read these guidelines, that the work is original and that you have the right to provide it for editorial consideration.