Alright, so here’s the thing — if you’ve ever had thoughts like “Man, I wish more people knew this about starting a business” or “I figured something out the hard way and could probably save someone else the trouble”, then you should probably be writing for us.
At Digital Treed, we’re opening the doors to guest contributions. Whether you’re running a startup, experimenting with AI tools, knee-deep in digital marketing, or just obsessed with optimizing your business workflows — we’re all ears.
We’re not just looking for fluff pieces. If you’ve got actual experience, real insights, and maybe a few mistakes you don’t mind talking about, that’s gold. Our audience appreciates honest, well-written, and helpful content that doesn’t sound like it was spat out of a marketing textbook.
What Kind of Topics Can You Write About?
We’re looking for guest posts in these areas:
- Business, Startups & Entrepreneurship
- Finance & Small Business Accounting
- SEO (and no, not just the basics we all know)
- Content Marketing & Blogging
- Tech Tools & AI in Business
- Digital Marketing Strategies
- B2B & B2C Marketing
- Social Media (what’s actually working right now)
- Women in Business
- HR, Leadership, and People Management
- Business Development
- Time Management (especially real hacks, not the generic ones)
- Business Funding, Grants & Loans
- Software and App Reviews (with actual use-case experience)
If your topic isn’t on the list but still brings real value to entrepreneurs, marketers, or business owners, pitch it anyway. We’re flexible, as long as the piece makes sense for our readers.
Read Also: How to Submit a Guest Post That everyone Will Love
Why Bother with Guest Blogging?
Let’s be honest — guest posting isn’t some magic trick. It takes time and thought. But done right, it can genuinely make an impact, especially if you’re building something long-term.
Here’s what contributors typically get out of it:
Build Credibility
Publishing on a quality site helps people start taking you seriously. We’ve seen contributors land podcast invites and client leads just because someone stumbled across their article.
Improve SEO with Real Backlinks
We allow contextual links where relevant (not salesy stuff). These links can strengthen your SEO if they’re placed smartly and naturally.
Get in Front of a New Audience
We get traffic from folks genuinely interested in business, marketing, and tech. If your content clicks with them, chances are they’ll follow your links, check you out, maybe even connect.
Boost Your Brand
If you’re trying to get your name out there — whether as a consultant, creator, or founder — this is one of those steps that quietly stacks up over time.
No, you won’t become famous overnight. But yeah, people will start noticing your name if your stuff is good.
Guest Post Guidelines (Read These. Seriously.)
These aren’t just suggestions. We really do stick to them.
- Your article must be original. No recycled content or AI-spun nonsense.
- It should be at least 1,000 words and actually say something useful.
- Please include two royalty-free images, or we’ll add them ourselves.
- If you cite any studies, stats, or trends — link to reputable sources.
- The tone should be conversational but professional.
- No keyword stuffing. No jargon overload. Write like a human.
- We’ll reject content that feels too robotic, generic, or written just to grab a backlink.
Also, you don’t have to sound perfect. A few imperfections, side-notes, or personality quirks are welcome. We’re all human here.
Topic Ideas That Perform Well (and Don’t Sound Boring)
If you’re stuck on what to write, here are some formats that tend to land:
- “What I Wish I Knew Before Starting My First Business”
- “5 Mistakes I Made Building a Remote Team (and How I Fixed Them)”
- “How I Used Content to Drive Leads Without Spending on Ads”
- “Why Most LinkedIn Outreach Doesn’t Work (And What Actually Does)”
- “A Breakdown of Business Grants I Applied For (With Results)”
Try not to write what’s already out there a hundred times over. Add your twist. Share what you’ve personally done or learned — even if it failed.
Read Also: How Business Guest Posts Can grow your business
How to Submit Your Guest Post
If you’ve got an idea (or even a finished draft), email it to info@digitaltreed.com with:
- Your name
- A short author bio (just 2–3 lines is fine)
- Your website or LinkedIn
- Optional: links to other stuff you’ve written
We usually respond within 2–4 working days. We read every submission manually — so just be patient, and don’t send follow-ups every few hours (yes, that actually happens).
Want to Explore Other Guest Blogging Sites Too?
Smart move. You should absolutely pitch to multiple places — just don’t copy-paste the same article everywhere.
Here’s how to find real guest post opportunities:
“business” + “become a contributor”
“business” + “submit guest post”
“guest post” + “business”
“write for us” + “business”
“submit guest post” + “business”
“business” + “guest post guidelines”
“business” + “write for us”
“submit guest post” + “digital marketing”
“tech” + “guest contributor”
“seo blog” + “submit article”
Use those search strings in Google — you’ll discover tons of options.
High-Authority Sites That Accept Guest Posts (If You’re Ready for a Challenge)
A few top-tier sites where contributors regularly publish:
- Forbes – You’ll need a strong pitch and track record
- Entrepreneur – They look for unique business angles
- TechCrunch – Mostly for tech/startup-related content
- HubSpot Blog – Great if you’re in the marketing space
- Business Insider – Contributor slots are competitive but open
- Fast Company, VentureBeat, Harvard Business Review, etc.
These platforms won’t accept just any submission. They want original research, deep insight, or fresh commentary on current trends. But if you’ve got something strong, go for it.
Final Thoughts
Look — guest posting isn’t a growth hack. It’s not going to blow up your business in a week. But if you’re serious about building something real — a personal brand, a business reputation, or just a track record as a knowledgeable voice — it works.
You’ve got a story, a process, a lesson, or a perspective. Don’t let it sit in your Notes app. Send it over.
Email us your pitch or draft at info[@]digitaltreed.com
Let’s see what you’ve got.
