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Write for Digitech Web Services. Submission guidelines, accepted niches, quality standards and our editorial policy.
1,000+ words
Original, in-depth writing — long enough to actually answer the question.
2–3 business days
Our editorial response time for every pitch that follows the guidelines.
One author link
A full author bio with a single relevant, dofollow link back to your site.
Promotion included
Published pieces go out to our newsletter and social channels.
We publish contributed articles from marketers, developers, founders and writers who have something specific to say. There is no fee for editorial submissions that meet the standards below — we accept on usefulness, not on who is asking.
Submission guidelines
What we look for in a contributed article
These are the same standards our own writers work to. Follow them and your pitch goes straight to an editor.
1. Pitch the topic first
Send two or three working titles with a short outline of the angle. It saves you writing something we have already covered.
2. Write for the reader
Our audience is business owners, marketers and developers. Assume intelligence, not prior knowledge of your product.
3. Show your evidence
Screenshots, data, or a walk-through of something you actually did. Link to primary sources, not to listicles about them.
4. Format it properly
Descriptive H2 and H3 subheadings, short paragraphs, and a Google Doc or plain text file we can edit.
5. Include an author bio
Forty words, a photo and one link. That link should point somewhere a reader would genuinely want to go.
6. Expect edits
We copy-edit for clarity and house style, and we will come back to you if anything needs a source or a rewrite.
Accepted niches
Topics we publish
If your subject sits next to one of these, pitch it anyway — the list is a guide, not a wall.
Quality standards
What gets published — and what does not
We publish
- Original, unpublished writing of at least 1,000 words.
- A clear structure with descriptive H2 and H3 subheadings.
- Claims backed by a source, a study or first-hand experience.
- Practical examples, screenshots or data your reader can use.
- One short author bio with a single relevant link.
- Images you own or that are properly licensed, with alt text.
We decline
- Spun, scraped or unedited AI-generated content.
- Casino, adult, pharmacy, loans or crypto-trading topics.
- Affiliate links, tracking parameters or redirect chains.
- Thinly disguised press releases or product brochures.
- Articles published elsewhere, in whole or in part.
- More than two external links to the same domain.
Editorial policy
How we handle contributed content
Every submission is read by an editor. We accept a piece on its usefulness to our readers, not on who sent it — and we say no more often than we say yes.
- Ownership: You keep the copyright and grant us a perpetual licence to publish the article here. We ask that you do not republish the same text elsewhere.
- Editing: We edit for clarity, grammar, structure and house style. Anything that changes your meaning comes back to you first.
- Links: One dofollow link in the author bio. In-article links must be relevant and non-commercial; anything promotional is removed or marked nofollow.
- Disclosure: If you have a commercial interest in something the article recommends, say so. We will disclose it in the byline.
- Corrections: Factual errors are corrected as soon as they are reported, with a note on the article where the correction is material.
- Removal: We may unpublish an article that later turns out to breach these standards, without a fee refund where one was paid.
Submit
Send us your guest post idea
Fill this in and it lands with our editorial team. Prefer email? The address above works just as well.
FAQ
Guest posting questions
Editorial submissions that meet the guidelines are free to publish. Sponsored or promotional placements carry a fee — email us and we will send the current rate.
We reply to pitches within 2–3 business days. Once a draft is accepted and edited, publication is usually within a week.
One relevant link in your author bio, yes. In-article links to your own commercial pages are removed unless they are genuinely the best source for the point being made.
We accept articles written by people. Using AI for research or an outline is fine; sending us unedited machine output is not, and it is obvious to an editor within a paragraph.
Check your spam folder first, then follow up once at digitaltechupdates@gmail.com. If a pitch is outside our niches we will still tell you — silence usually means the email did not arrive.
Still unsure? Write to digitaltechupdates@gmail.com and a human will reply.