GUEST POSTS
Guest posts on Digicrusader
We welcome expert guest articles on AI, digital marketing, e-commerce, sales and hospitality. They are editorial only: chosen for quality and usefulness, never for payment.
Our guest post policy at a glance
Why we keep guest posting editorial
Search engines, and the AI assistants that now answer many questions, increasingly reward sites that show real experience and trustworthy sourcing. Selling links does the opposite: it fills a site with thin content, puts readers off and can lead to search penalties for everyone involved.
Keeping Digicrusader editorial means every guest article has to earn its place. That protects our readers, and it makes a byline here more valuable for the people who earn one.
What we look for in a guest article
- Experience you can show. Results, numbers, screenshots and lessons from your own work.
- Depth on one topic. A clear framework or step-by-step method, not a broad overview.
- Relevance to our readers. Founders, business and commercial leaders, marketers and hoteliers putting AI to work.
- Honesty. Fair comparisons, cited sources and an open account of what did not work.
Popular guest post topics
- How a team adopted an AI tool and what it changed
- AI for hotel pricing, distribution, direct bookings and guest messaging
- SEO and content strategy for AI-powered search
- Using AI in sales prospecting, account management and go-to-market
- Leadership and career lessons from an AI-first workplace
What guest authors get
- A byline and author bio with one link to your website or LinkedIn
- Professional editing to sharpen your argument and structure
- Promotion of strong articles to our newsletter readers and social channels
- An audience of decision-makers across business, marketing and hospitality
How to become a guest author
- Check the fit. Make sure your idea matches our topics and standards.
- Read the guidelines. Our Write for Us page covers length, sourcing, AI use and formatting.
- Send a pitch. Email a working title, a short outline and two writing samples to anurag@digicrusader.com.
Frequently asked questions
Does Digicrusader accept guest posts?
Yes. We publish a small number of guest articles each month from practitioners in AI, digital marketing, e-commerce, sales and travel and hospitality. Every article is chosen on merit.
Do you sell guest posts or backlinks?
No. We do not sell guest posts, link insertions, sponsored articles or do-follow placements, and no money changes hands in either direction.
Why don’t you sell links?
Paid links break Google’s spam policies and erode reader trust. Keeping the site editorial protects our readers, our contributors and the value of every link we do publish.
Are links in guest posts do-follow?
Links are editorial. Helpful references may be followed; links to the author’s own company may be marked nofollow or sponsored. Each author bio can include one link.
What do I get as a guest author?
A byline, an author bio with a link to your site or LinkedIn, editing support, and an audience of founders, business leaders, marketers and hoteliers.
What kind of guest posts do you publish?
In-depth, first-hand articles: case studies, step-by-step workflows, tool comparisons based on real use, and frameworks leaders can apply.
How do I submit a guest post?
Send a pitch rather than a finished article. Our contributor guidelines explain what to include and where to send it.
Do you accept guest posts written with AI?
AI can help with research and editing, but the ideas, examples and voice must be the author’s own. Unedited AI content is declined.
Can agencies submit guest posts for clients?
Only if the named author genuinely wrote the article and is a practitioner in the topic. We do not work with link-building or guest-post agencies.
How long before my guest post is published?
Usually two to four weeks after we receive a final draft, depending on editing and our publishing calendar.
Have something worth sharing?
Send us your idea. If it will help our readers, we’ll help you make it great.