A New Addition to My Guest Blog Writing Service
I like to keep things moving here at To Your Heart’s Content, so after receiving the same request from a few of my clients, I thought the time was right to take the next step in my guest blog writing service.
Now, don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with stagnating and festering, and in fact, that’s how I like to spend most of my free time, but on this occasion, I’m going to evolve right in front of your eyes!
Sourcing guest blog writing opportunities
Until now, I’ve always written guest blogs for clients but left finding the publishing spots up to them. As many of my clients are agencies, that’s something they’re used to. They send me a brief along with the publisher’s submission guidelines, and I write a well-written, thoroughly researched article that they can post on powerful sites such as Forbes, The Guardian and plenty of others besides.
Over the last couple of years, however, I’ve started working directly with more businesses. They typically don’t have the time or the resources to source the publishing spots themselves, I’ve decided to do the honourable thing and help them out.
High DA blogging sites
I’ve built a bank of reputable blogging sites with domain authorities ranging from 30 up to 80+, and a spam score of one percent. Many of these are industry-specific, such as The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM), which I’ve recently written a post for. I liaise with these sites for you, suggest a topic and title if you don’t have one in mind, research the post, submit it to the publisher and make any amends required.
Every guest post publisher is different. While some might accept 600-word articles, others will not look at a post that’s less than 1200 words. Industry-specific publishers can also be very particular about topics, and it can require significant research and interviews with subject specialists to produce content that they’re happy to publish.
For that reason, there’s no set price for this service. Just drop me a line to discuss the guest blogging opportunities you’re looking for and I’ll send you a quote.