Bizolaunch accepts business guest posts from founders, operators, analysts and specialists. We publish practical articles on startups, finance, marketing, technology, AI, careers and ecommerce. To submit a guest post, read these guidelines and send your pitch through the form at the end of this page. We read every pitch and reply by email within 3 days.
You know what the real question is for most writers? It is not “Do you accept guest posts?” It is “What gets accepted?” So we wrote this page to answer that plainly. We also listed the pitches we turn down, so you can avoid them.
Five Rules Every Bizolaunch Guest Post Follows
- The article is original and has never appeared anywhere else, in full or in part.
- Every number has a named, dated source we can open.
- You wrote it from real experience, and an AI tool did not write it for you.
- We edit every post, and we set the rel attributes on outbound links.
- Pitches come only through the form on this page.
Business Topics Our Readers Want
Our readers run small businesses, build startups and manage money. Many are freelancers or early-stage founders. Others are students and job seekers. So we want posts that help them make a decision or finish a task.
For example, our guide on how to read an earnings report walks through a real filing line by line. Our post on types of company funding compares each option with plain examples. That is the depth we expect from guest writers too.
| Category | Topics we welcome |
|---|---|
| Startups | Validating an idea, first hires, pricing, fundraising steps, pitch decks |
| Finance | Cash flow, bookkeeping, taxes for small firms, loans, invoicing |
| Marketing | SEO, email, paid ads, content plans, local marketing, measurement |
| Technology and SaaS | Choosing software, security basics, automation, pricing models |
| AI | Practical AI use in small teams, policies, real workflows with results |
| Ecommerce | Store setup, shipping, returns, marketplaces, product pages |
| Careers and productivity | Hiring, remote work, skills, time management, career moves |
Who Should Pitch Bizolaunch
Anyone with first-hand business experience can pitch. That includes founders, accountants, lawyers, marketers, developers and recruiters. It also includes small business owners who solved a problem and want to show others how.
Agency and vendor staff can pitch as well. However, you must name your employer in the pitch and in your bio. Also, the article cannot promote your own product or service. If you mention a tool you sell, we will ask you to remove it or disclose the tie.
Writing Guidelines for Your Guest Post
Every guest post goes through the same edit as our own articles. These are the standards we check first.
Write From Your Own Work
Tell readers what you did, what happened and what you would do again. For instance, “We cut our invoice delays from 30 days to 12” beats “Faster invoicing helps cash flow.” Real numbers, real steps and real mistakes make a post worth reading.
Also, we do not accept drafts produced by AI tools and lightly edited. You may use spell checkers and grammar tools. Still, the ideas, examples and structure must be yours.
Keep Sentences Short and Plain
Write the way you would explain it to a smart friend. Use short sentences and common words. Then cut every line that does not teach something. As a guide, aim for a Flesch Reading Ease score above 60. Our free word counter helps you check length as you edit.
Source Every Number
Use the source that produced the fact. That means government data, company filings, official help pages or peer-reviewed studies. Give the year for each figure. Besides, never copy a statistic from another blog. Trace it to the original, or leave it out.
Hit the Right Length and Format
Most accepted posts run between 1,200 and 2,500 words. Use H2 and H3 headings that name the topic, not generic labels. Add a table, checklist or worked example where it helps. If you include screenshots, send them as separate image files you have the right to use.
Follow Our Link Policy
The body may link to official sources, studies and the real business examples you use. However, it may not link to sales, pricing or affiliate pages. Each author gets one link in the bio to their own site or professional profile.
We set the rel attributes on every outbound link, including the bio link. That keeps us in line with Google’s spam policies on link schemes. Also, tell us about any business tie to a page you link, so we can disclose it.
Pitches We Turn Down
Some pitches never pass our first read. So save yourself the wait if your idea falls into one of these groups:
- Posts written mainly to place a link, or “link insertions” into old articles.
- Gambling, casinos, adult content, CBD, payday loans or get-rich-quick schemes.
- Crypto or stock tips that promise returns or push a single coin or share.
- Spun, rewritten or AI-generated articles.
- Thin lists like “10 tips for success” with no examples or numbers.
- Press releases and product announcements.
- Topics we already cover in depth, unless you add something new.
Before you pitch, search Bizolaunch for your topic. If we already have a post on it, suggest a new angle instead. For example, our SaaS pricing models guide exists, but a case study on moving from flat to usage pricing would be new.
How to Submit a Guest Post to Bizolaunch
Follow these steps, and your pitch will reach the right editor fast.
- Pick one category from the table and search our site for related posts.
- Write a working title and an outline with your main H2 headings.
- Add one or two lines on why you are the right person to write it.
- Share a draft link if you have one, with view access turned on.
- Send everything through the form at the end of this page.
After that, we reply within 3 days. If we like the idea, we agree on the angle and a deadline. Then you send the full draft. Our editor checks facts and sources, edits for clarity and sends you any questions. Finally, we publish the post with your byline and bio.
Questions Writers Ask About Guest Posting on Bizolaunch
Can I Submit an Article I Already Published?
No. We only publish original work. That includes posts from your own blog, LinkedIn or Medium. However, after we publish, you may share a short excerpt with a link back to the full post.
Will You Edit My Article?
Yes. We edit every post for clarity, accuracy and length. We may also change the title and headings for search. If an edit changes your meaning, we send it back to you first.
How Long Until My Post Goes Live?
We reply to pitches within 3 days. After that, timing depends on how much editing the draft needs. Most accepted posts go live within two to three weeks of the final draft.
Where Else Can I Find Guest Posting Sites?
We compiled a list of guest posting sites that accept business and marketing articles. Also, our guide to Forbes guest post pricing explains how paid placements work and what risks they carry.
Send Your Business Guest Post Pitch
Fill in the form with your name, email and a short message. Tell us your topic idea and a few lines about your experience. We will reply by email within 3 days.
