Hey! So, if you’re someone who’s actually been in the trenches of startups, business, or growth strategies—basically, if you’ve got real, no-nonsense insights that can help people—we’d love to feature your voice on DigitalTreed. We’re not here for the typical rehashed advice you find everywhere; we’re after content that comes from experience, from the wins and the screw-ups. Whether it’s marketing that actually works, SEO tactics that aren’t just theories, or lessons from hiring (because, let’s be real, finding the right people is tough), we want to share stuff that’s useful—not just words that sound smart but do nothing. If that sounds like something worth writing about, stick around. Let’s talk about how you can get published with us.
What Is DigitalTreed?
DigitalTreed isn’t just another website floating around the internet—it’s more like a meeting ground for startup enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and business minds who actually get the hustle. This is where people come to swap real insights, pick up strategies that actually move the needle, and, honestly, just learn from each other’s wins and mistakes.
If you’ve got hands-on experience, deep industry knowledge, or even just a fresh perspective backed by solid research, we’d love to hear from you. But here’s the thing—we’re not looking for cookie-cutter advice or recycled wisdom that’s been said a thousand times. We want originality. Real, valuable insights that people can use, not just skim and forget.
Who Can Write for Us?
We welcome contributions from people who’ve actually been in the game—not just those who talk about it. If you’ve built a business from scratch, dealt with the ups and downs, and have lessons you wish someone had told you earlier, we want to hear them.
Maybe you’re deep into marketing or SEO and know what works (and what’s just hype). If you’ve tested strategies in the real world and have results to back them up, that’s the kind of insight we’re after.
Startup founders and industry pros who’ve faced the chaos, learned through trial and error, and have real-world experiences to share—your stories could help someone avoid the same mistakes.
And, of course, if you’re a writer or blogger who knows how to take solid research and turn it into something engaging and actually worth reading, we’re all for it.
Guest Post Guidelines (Read This Before Submitting)
We love publishing great content, but we’re picky about what makes the cut—because, let’s be honest, nobody wants to read another generic, filler-packed article that says a lot but teaches nothing.
First off, originality is non-negotiable. If your content has been published elsewhere or has that unmistakable AI-generated feel, it’s a hard pass. We want fresh, unique insights, not something scraped, reworded, or stitched together from other articles.
Also, if you’re making claims, back them up. We’re not here for vague advice like “SEO is important for rankings” (no kidding!). Bring in solid data, real-world examples, or case studies—something that makes the reader *trust* what you’re saying.
Another thing—no sneaky self-promotion. You’re welcome to link to your site, but only in the author bio. If you try to stuff in backlinks throughout the article, we’ll just remove them. Simple as that.
And finally, keep it readable. No one wants to decode an academic paper or wade through complicated jargon. Just write like you’re explaining something to a friend. If it feels like an actual person wrote it—great, you’re on the right track.
Oh, and if your only goal is to sneak in links, save yourself (and us) the time. We’re here for *genuine* contributions that actually help people.
How to Submit a Guest Post Pitch
Send an email to info@digitaltreed.com with the subject line: Guest Post: [Your Topic Idea]
Include:
- A short introduction about who you are and why your topic is valuable.
- A brief outline of what you plan to write.
- Links to 1-2 past articles (if available) so we can get a feel for your writing style.
- We usually get back within three to five business days, so hang tight.
Formatting Guidelines
- If your article is well-structured, it has a much higher chance of getting published. Here’s how to format it:
- Length: Minimum 1000 words (no fluff, only valuable insights).
- Headings: Use H2, H3, and H4 to break up content for better readability.
- Paragraphs: Keep them short—four to six sentences max. Large text blocks are a big no.
- Subsections: Keep each section under 400 words for clarity.
- Bullet Points: Use them wherever they help improve readability.
- Images: If you’re adding images, make sure they’re properly attributed and include alt text.
What Topics Do We Accept?
We’re all about business and startup-related content that’s actually useful—not just surface-level advice you’ve seen a hundred times. If your article can help someone solve a problem, make smarter decisions, or avoid common pitfalls, it’s exactly what we’re looking for.
Some topics that usually hit the mark:
- Marketing – Whether it’s content strategy, social media hacks, email marketing, or those sneaky little growth hacking tricks that actually work, we’re interested.
- SEO – From technical deep dives to practical link-building strategies, if it helps people rank better without wasting time on outdated tactics, bring it on.
- Startups & Entrepreneurship – Founder stories, indie hacking experiences, or just raw, unfiltered insights on what it’s really like to build something from scratch. The good, the bad, and the unexpected.
- Sales & Hiring – Cold outreach that doesn’t get ignored, lead generation that doesn’t feel spammy, and hiring tips that go beyond the usual “ask cultural fit questions” advice.
- Business & Remote Work – Productivity hacks, management strategies, and the real side of running a business (not just the Instagram version of it).
- Web Design & Software Development – Not just theory, but practical insights on what works, what doesn’t, and what’s changing in the industry.
- Social Media Marketing
- Content Marketing
- Email Marketing
- Growth Hacking
- Solopreneurship & Indiehacking
Not sure if your topic fits? Shoot us an email with your pitch. Worst case, we’ll say no. Best case, you get featured.
Our Review & Publishing Process
Here’s what happens after you send your pitch:
- We Review Your Idea – If it’s relevant and meets our standards, we’ll give you the green light.
- Submit Your Full Article – We might ask for tweaks or revisions if needed.
- Editing & Formatting – Our team may refine the article for grammar, clarity, and structure.
- Publication & Promotion – Once live, we promote it across our social media and email newsletter.
Important Notes:
Once published on DigitalTreed, you can’t republish the article elsewhere.
If your article isn’t accepted, you retain full rights and can publish it anywhere else.
How to Find Us on Google
If you’re searching for guest post opportunities at DigitalTreed, try these queries:
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- “Write for Us” + “Remote Work”
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Alternatively, search for guest post opportunities using:
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These are some of the common search terms people use to find guest posting opportunities with us.
Final Thoughts – Let’s Build Something Awesome Together
We genuinely enjoy collaborating with people who actually care about what they’re writing—whether you’re a business owner who’s been through the ups and downs, a marketer who’s tested what works (and what absolutely doesn’t), or just someone with a unique perspective on the industry. If you’ve got insights that aren’t just the same old recycled advice, experiences that taught you something real, or strategies that can help others without sounding like a boring textbook, we’re all ears.
Got an idea? Send us a pitch at info@digitaltreed.com, and let’s make it happen.
Looking forward to reading your amazing content.