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Share Marketing Expertise That Helps.
Have a practical lesson, tested process, or fresh perspective on digital marketing? Rankex Digital welcomes original guest articles from marketers, SEO specialists, creators, and practitioners who can help readers make better decisions.
Send 3–5 ideas to [email protected] before drafting.
Bring the experience.
Explain the lesson.
We welcome thoughtful contributions from professionals with relevant knowledge, whether you work independently, in-house, or at an agency.
Help readers do something better
Show a process, explain a decision, or investigate a problem. A focused beginner topic can work if it answers a real need with clarity; advanced articles should explain assumptions and technical details.
Make your perspective clear
Tell us what you did, what you observed, and where the limitations are. Distinguish first-hand results from opinion, estimates, and findings reported by other people.
Choose relevance over a headline formula
How-to tutorials, detailed guides, comparisons, and numbered lists are welcome when the format suits the topic. A “Top 10” or “Ultimate Guide” title is not a requirement. Check our blog before pitching an overlapping idea.
Digital marketing guest posts with a clear purpose.
Pitch a specific angle within these areas. Evergreen subjects are welcome, and time-sensitive topics must be current and accurately dated.
SEO and search visibility
Technical SEO, local SEO and Google Business Profile, ecommerce SEO, international search, YouTube SEO, and responsible link-building practices.
Content and audience growth
Content marketing, blogging strategy, social media, influencer marketing, video content, and online reputation management.
Paid acquisition and conversion
Google Ads, PPC, landing-page optimisation, conversion rate optimisation, and interpreting campaign performance.
Measurement and operations
GA4, Google Tag Manager, web analytics, email marketing, marketing automation, and practical tool workflows.
Business and marketing careers
Freelancing, digital careers, team processes, and lessons from managing real marketing work.
Affiliate and emerging marketing
Educational affiliate marketing strategy without affiliate links, and evidence-led analysis of AI search or new marketing techniques.
Quality comes from usefulness and accuracy.
Follow these standards when preparing an approved draft.
Original writing and human accountability
Submit your own original writing. We do not accept plagiarism, spun articles, lightly rewritten copies, or fabricated expertise. Tell us if a draft or substantially similar version has appeared elsewhere.
Our editorial policy does not accept AI-generated article drafts. Assistive spelling or grammar tools must not replace your analysis, factual checking, or authorship. This is Rankex Digital’s submission standard, not a claim that Google prohibits all AI-assisted content.
- Identify the author and relevant experience.
- Verify quotations, examples, and references.
- Disclose material assistance or commercial relationships.
Depth, structure, and readability
Write enough to address the topic thoroughly without padding. Around 1,500 words or more can suit an in-depth guide, but there is no fixed minimum for every article and word count is not a ranking guarantee. Agree the scope with the editor after your pitch is accepted.
Use a clear introduction, descriptive H2 and H3 headings, short readable paragraphs, and lists where they improve understanding. Explain necessary terminology and keep the tone direct and practical.
- Use keywords naturally within the explanation.
- Avoid repeated paragraphs and keyword variations added for SEO.
- Make the takeaway and next steps clear.
Sources, data, and examples
Cite reliable original sources for claims that readers may need to verify. Include dates and context for statistics, and explain the methods behind your own results. Do not present correlation as proof that one action caused an outcome.
If you discuss client work, obtain permission and remove confidential or identifying information where needed. Screenshots and examples should support the explanation rather than imply results that cannot be substantiated.
- Link to the source that directly supports the claim.
- Check that tools, interfaces, and guidance remain current.
- Label hypothetical examples and estimates clearly.
Images and supporting materials
Use original visuals, public-domain material, or assets you are licensed to publish, with attribution where required. Images found online are not automatically free to reuse. Provide the source and permission or licence details with your submission.
A suggested featured image, an explanatory diagram, or a relevant video can help, but multimedia is not a requirement when it adds no value. Include captions and useful alternative text, and ensure screenshots do not expose private data.
- Supply rights-cleared images in usable quality.
- Provide relevant video URLs for editorial review.
- Include permissions for your headshot and any client material.
Contribute for the reader.
Links are reviewed independently.
Publication does not include a guaranteed dofollow backlink, ranking benefit, or permanent link placement.
Author attribution
You may suggest one relevant website or portfolio link for your author bio. Inclusion, placement, and link attributes remain editorial decisions.
Useful source links
Use contextual links that help verify a claim or understand a topic. Avoid forced keyword-rich anchors, affiliate links, link exchanges, and promotional destinations.
Editorial control
Rankex Digital may edit, qualify, or remove links. If a commercial arrangement is considered separately, it must be disclosed and relevant links qualified with sponsored or nofollow attributes.
What we do not accept.
This contribution programme is for educational editorial content.
Copied, fabricated, or low-value content
Plagiarised or spun writing, AI-generated drafts, invented results, false credentials, outdated instructions, and articles that add no useful explanation.
Promotional submissions
Press releases, product reviews, affiliate links, disguised advertisements, and articles written primarily to place a backlink. Educational discussion of a tool is acceptable when it serves the lesson rather than a sales pitch.
Unrelated or unsafe material
Topics outside digital marketing and associated professional practice, confidential information, unlicensed assets, or instructions that encourage deceptive or abusive marketing.
Start with a pitch.
Build the draft after approval.
Send your submission to [email protected]. Please do not send account passwords or private client records.
Send 3–5 ideas
Include working titles, the intended audience, a short outline, and what makes your perspective useful. Add relevant experience and writing samples if available.
Prepare the approved draft
After topic approval, share a Google Doc with appropriate viewing or commenting access, or attach a .docx file. Include source links and any necessary permission details.
Work through editorial review
We assess fit, originality, accuracy, and readability. We may request revisions or edit for clarity, structure, sourcing, and search relevance.
A clear submission process.
Editorial approval comes first.
We aim to respond to suitable pitches within 1–2 business days, although response and publication times can vary.
Selection and revisions
Our editors may request additional evidence, a narrower angle, or changes to the draft. Submissions that do not meet the guidelines may be declined without an individual response.
Publication and attribution
If the article is accepted, we will notify you by email. Confirm the final author details and permissions for the submitted material. Any publication terms should be agreed before the article goes live.
Corrections after publication
Tell us if published information becomes inaccurate or a source changes. Rankex Digital may update or remove content and links to maintain editorial quality.
Share your expertise with marketing readers.
A useful article gives readers a reason to engage with your ideas.
Publish a clear point of view
Explain a lesson from your work with an author bio that identifies your contribution.
Help the community
Give other marketers a practical process, useful evidence, or a better way to approach a problem.
Build a body of work
Create a substantive article you can reference in your professional portfolio. Audience reach and business outcomes are not guaranteed.
Before you send your pitch.
Check the guidelines and choose an idea that fits our readers.
Email your topic ideas