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You can do one of two things give up, or, send a cold pitch. Until recently, I didn t accept guest posts so I had no page or post with specific guest posting guidelines. And yet, every single day I would receive multiple guest post pitches. Go figure. So yeah, cold pitching is definitely an option. There were times a post because someone pitched something amazing, but, in the end, I didn t have the bandwidth to deal with external submissions, quality checks, editing, and the rest that comes with managing guest posting while maintaining the writing tone and standards I have set up for this blog. Pitching guidelines for The Side Blogger The guest posting guidelines specific to.

The Side Blogger are listed on the footer area of this website. You ll also find it on photo editing servies the About page link text says Write for The Side Blogger. Or, just click here. Step Research and come up with a topic or topics Do not send a pitch just asking if you can write for them. Send specific topics, or better yet, send the proposed titles headlines. In my pitch form, I ask folks to give me a title instead of topics. The title tells me or it should tell me if it s well crafted exactly what the blog post is about. Before you send over titles, however, do your research.



Find out the blog s niche s . Figure out who the blog s ideal audience is. Brainstorm some topics that would be useful to this audience. Make sure the post s you re pitching are unique or have a unique angle . You do not want to pitch something that has been covered already unless you can convince the publisher that your post will be much more valuable with additional talking points or more relevant and newer updated information.