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Write for Us: SaaS, AI and Technology Guest Posts
Pitch an original, practical article for SanishTech readers. Review the topics, editorial standards and submission steps before you email us.
Editorial guidelines reviewed:
Can you write for SanishTech?
Yes. SanishTech accepts guest post pitches about SaaS, artificial intelligence, software, SEO, digital marketing, WordPress, web development and creator tools. Pitch your idea before sending a complete draft. Every submission is reviewed for relevance, originality, accuracy and practical value.
- Format
- Pitch first
- Length
- 1,000 to 1,800 words
- Reply
- Usually within 48 hours
- [email protected]
Accepted subjects
Topics we want to publish
We prefer focused articles that solve a real problem for software users, creators, marketers or small businesses. A specific angle beats a broad topic every time.
SaaS and software
SaaS operations, onboarding, retention, pricing, product strategy, software comparisons and implementation lessons.
SEO and content marketing
Technical SEO, content systems, search analytics, digital PR and ethical link-earning strategies.
WordPress and web development
Performance, accessibility, troubleshooting, plugins, WooCommerce and maintainable development workflows.
YouTube and creator tools
Creator workflows, channel research, public YouTube data, video marketing and useful tool tutorials.
Digital business
Productivity systems, email marketing, affiliate marketing, online business operations and software-led growth.
Editorial requirements
SanishTech guest post guidelines
These standards apply to SaaS guest posts, AI articles, software tutorials and every other contributor submission.
What we accept
- Original content that has not been published elsewhere
- A clear angle suited to SanishTech readers
- First-hand examples, screenshots or useful evidence where relevant
- Accurate claims supported by reliable primary sources
- Short paragraphs, descriptive H2 and H3 headings and a logical flow
- A brief author bio and links to relevant writing samples
- Images you own or have permission to publish
What we reject
- Republished, plagiarised or lightly rewritten articles
- Unedited AI output, filler or generic advice with no original value
- Sales copy disguised as an educational article
- Keyword stuffing or forced commercial anchor text
- Casino, gambling, adult, payday loan, essay-writing or unsafe medical content
- Unsupported statistics, fabricated experience or misleading claims
- Drafts sent without an approved pitch
Quality checklist
What makes a pitch stand out
Strong submissions bring experience that readers cannot get from a quick summary. Show us what you tested, learned, fixed or measured.
1
One specific reader problem
Explain who the article helps and what the reader will be able to do after reading it.
2
A distinct point of view
Offer a useful angle, practical framework or first-hand lesson instead of repeating familiar advice.
3
Evidence and transparency
Use primary sources for factual claims and disclose relevant relationships with products you discuss.
4
A realistic outline
Share three to six proposed sections so we can judge coverage before you write the full article.
Submission process
How to submit a guest post
Please send a pitch, not a finished article. This saves time if the subject is outside our scope or already covered.
Pitch your angle
Email the proposed title, target reader, short summary, outline and links to two relevant writing samples.
Wait for editorial review
We check topic fit, originality and usefulness. We usually reply within 48 hours, although complex pitches may take longer.
Write and revise
If approved, follow the agreed outline. We may edit for clarity, accuracy, formatting, internal links and house style before publication.
Email your idea
Send your guest post pitch
Use the subject line Guest Post Pitch: [Proposed Title]. A short, complete pitch is easier to review than a long introduction.
- Your proposed title and two to three sentence angle
- The reader problem the article will solve
- A short outline with the main sections
- Your name, role, website and relevant experience
- Two published writing samples
- Any product, client or commercial relationship that should be disclosed
Looking for a commercial partnership?
Sponsored content, advertising and other paid collaborations follow a separate review and disclosure process.
Questions from contributors
Guest post FAQ
These answers explain the current SanishTech submission policy.
You can pitch original articles about SaaS, artificial intelligence, software, SEO, digital marketing, WordPress, web development, YouTube and creator tools, productivity, affiliate marketing and related digital business topics.
Yes. We accept SaaS guest post pitches covering product strategy, onboarding, retention, pricing, software comparisons, growth, implementation and practical lessons for SaaS users or teams.
We accept responsibly AI-assisted work only when the contributor has checked every claim, added original experience and edited the article carefully. Unedited AI output, fabricated experience and generic filler are rejected.
Include your proposed title, a short angle, the reader problem, a three to six section outline, your relevant experience, your website and two published writing samples. Disclose any commercial relationship connected to the topic.
Most accepted articles are 1,000 to 1,800 words. The right length depends on the topic, but every section should add useful information rather than padding the word count.
No. Submissions must be original and unpublished. We do not accept articles already published on another website, newsletter, LinkedIn, Medium or another platform.
No. Links are reviewed editorially and must be relevant, useful and natural in context. We may edit or remove links that are promotional, misleading, unsafe or unnecessary for the reader.
We consider relevant sponsored content through a separate commercial review. Sponsored placements must meet our editorial standards, be appropriately disclosed and use sponsored or nofollow link attributes where required.
We usually reply to complete pitches within 48 hours. Writing, editing and publication timing depends on the article, required revisions and the editorial calendar, so a specific publication date is confirmed only after approval.
Email your pitch to [email protected] with the subject line Guest Post Pitch: [Proposed Title]. Please send a pitch first rather than a complete draft.