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Pitch a practical, original article for developers, designers, creators, founders, or digital-product teams. We want clear lessons, honest examples, accurate sources, and useful results—not promotional filler.

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What to include in your pitch

A complete pitch is easier and faster to evaluate.

01

Working title

A specific, useful title that explains the reader outcome.

02

Target reader

Who the article is for and what they should already know.

03

Problem and result

The real problem being solved and what the reader will achieve.

04

Section outline

The main headings and the practical example used in each section.

05

Why you

Relevant experience, project context, or first-hand lessons that support the topic.

06

Samples and disclosures

Two useful writing samples plus every brand, client, product, and link relationship.

Before You Submit

Publication terms in plain language

Do not send a full unsolicited draft before the pitch is accepted.
The author is responsible for factual accuracy and permission to use submitted media.
We may edit the headline, structure, examples, links, and formatting with editorial judgment.
Publication timing is confirmed only after the final draft passes review.
Accepted content must remain original and cannot be republished elsewhere without written approval.

What We Accept

Approved Submission Path

  • Human-written draft with personal experience and real examples
  • Practical structure: problem, context, steps, examples, and result
  • Original article that is not published or submitted elsewhere
  • Clean grammar, helpful headings, and no keyword stuffing
  • Transparent link intent (we review all outbound links)
  • Sources for claims, screenshots, statistics, or third-party material

Instant Rejections

Non-Negotiable Red Flags

  • Thin or unverified AI-generated content
  • Copied, rewritten, spun, or translated spam posts
  • Casino, gambling, pharma, loan, or unsafe niches
  • Over-promotional brand posts with no reader value
  • Code snippets that expose secrets or unsafe patterns

The Editorial Pipeline

How we review and release your content.

1

Pitch

Send the working title, target reader, reader problem, outline, author bio, and relevant writing samples.

2

Editorial Review

We check relevance, originality, practical value, source quality, and link intent before requesting a draft.

3

Draft & Feedback

Submit the complete draft in an editable format. We may request structural, factual, visual, or link changes.

4

Final Review & Publish

After approval, we edit for clarity, accessibility, formatting, SEO, and disclosure before scheduling publication.

Hot Topics

Areas where our readers want practical help.

React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, and practical architecture
Tailwind CSS, UI kits, UX writing, and design systems
Technical SEO, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, and structure
SaaS dashboards, marketplaces, payments, and auth systems
Node.js, API design, Neon/Postgres, MongoDB, and security
Template customization, launch workflows, and growth

Paid Guest Post Policy

Premium guidelines for writers.

Commercial Pitches

Brand, agency, and placement requests must be disclosed in the first message.

Editorial Approval Is Required

Payment never guarantees acceptance, a specific anchor, or an unchanged link.

Transparent Labeling

Sponsored or commercial relationships are labeled when applicable.

Links May Be Edited

We may remove, change, rel-tag, or reject links that reduce reader trust.

FAQ for Authors

Quick answers to common guest posting questions.

Author payment is not promised on this page. If a commissioned assignment includes payment, the amount, rights, deadline, and payment terms will be agreed in writing before drafting starts.
A brand or agency may request a commercial review process. Payment does not guarantee publication, a particular link, anchor text, or unchanged copy, and sponsored relationships are disclosed when applicable.
Tools may help with planning or proofreading, but the author remains responsible for original thinking, first-hand examples, facts, sources, code, screenshots, and the final language. Thin or fabricated content is rejected.
Relevant author, source, product, or resource links can be reviewed. Promotional anchors, undisclosed client links, unrelated destinations, and links that weaken reader trust may be edited or removed.
Send the pitch first. A full draft should be submitted only after the topic and outline are accepted, unless an editor specifically asks to review an existing draft.
Response and publication timing depend on editorial capacity, topic fit, revision quality, and fact checking. A deadline is confirmed only when the final draft is approved.

Helpful Resources

Tools to optimize and format your submission.

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Template Marketplace

Reference real UI patterns and code structure for your examples.

Ready to write for us?

Send the working title, target reader, problem, outline, relevant experience, writing samples, and any commercial or link relationship. Please pitch first instead of sending an unsolicited full draft.

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