Write for Digital AI Market
We publish a small number of guest articles from people who work with AI and marketing every day. If you’ve tested something, built something or learned something the hard way, we’d like to hear from you.
We’re not looking for generic overviews. We’re looking for articles only you could write.
Topics we’re interested in
- Hands-on reviews and comparisons of AI tools you actually use
- SEO case studies, including results from AI Overviews and AI search
- Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) and Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) techniques you’ve tested
- Marketing automation and AI agent workflows, with the setup explained step by step
- Content, email, social and paid marketing with AI, including what didn’t work
- Practical explainers on new AI models and technology for non-technical readers
What makes a strong submission
- Original and unpublished. The article must not appear anywhere else, including your own blog or LinkedIn.
- Built on experience. Show your own screenshots, results, numbers and mistakes. First-hand detail is what we value most.
- Sourced. Back up statistics and claims with links to the original research or official documentation.
- Useful. A reader should finish your article knowing how to do something they couldn’t do before.
- Length. Usually 1,200 to 2,500 words. Write as long as the topic needs and no longer.
- Images. Your own screenshots or images you have the rights to use, with the source credited.
About AI-assisted writing
You’re welcome to use AI tools for research, outlining or editing, and we’d like you to tell us if you did. What we can’t accept is unedited AI output. Articles that read as machine-written, contain unverified facts, or add nothing beyond what a chatbot would say will be declined.
What we don’t accept
- Articles written mainly to place a link
- Content about gambling, adult topics, crypto schemes, CBD, loans or anything illegal
- Promotional pieces about your own product disguised as advice (contact us about sponsorship instead)
- Rewritten or “spun” versions of existing articles
Links
You can include one link to your website or a relevant profile in your author bio. Links inside the article are fine when they genuinely help the reader, such as a source, a tool or a useful resource. We may remove links or add rel=”nofollow” or rel=”sponsored” at our discretion. We don’t sell followed links, and we don’t accept payment for guest posts.
How to pitch
Send an email to digitalaimarket.com@gmail.com with the subject line Guest Post Pitch: [your topic]. Please include:
- Two or three topic ideas, each with a working title and a short outline
- Why you’re the right person to write it, based on your own experience
- Links to two or three pieces you’ve written before
- A two-sentence bio
Please pitch before writing the full article. It saves you time if the topic is already covered or planned.
What happens next
If your pitch is a good fit, we’ll reply within [7] business days. We don’t reply to every pitch, so if you haven’t heard from us within two weeks, feel free to take the idea elsewhere.
Every accepted article goes through editing for accuracy, clarity and style. We’ll share any major changes with you before publication. Once published, the article stays exclusive to Digital AI Market. You’re welcome to share it and quote short excerpts with a link back. We may update the article later to keep it accurate.
