How To Write As A Guest Blogger?

Simple steps that are not easy! Find people who would benefit from having your posts on their blog. Then build a relationship with them to see if there's a fit between you and them. Ask in a way that shows what's in it for them.

hey there

That is a great way to drive traffic to your site
To guest blog just contact blog/website owners in your niche with your request and first struct an agreement on terms
some blog owners
will not want to give you login access to their blog because of security concerns
so
you may have to send them your content with instruction on how to install it
ok
talk soon
sam f

First, you gotta know what kind of value you plan to deliver to the blog, as a guest writer.

Popular blogs, the ones you'd want to be featured on, have lots of people pitching them article ideas.

So figure out how you can add value first, think about what the blog is missing, what kind of content it could benefit from.

And then approach them with your idea.

Step 1: Ask the blog owner what topics THEIR AUDIENCE is interested in

Step 2: Come up with several ideas that tie whatever it is you're promoting with the topics you were given

Step 3: Pitch your ideas to blog owner and ask them to pick 1

Step 4: Avoid spammy titles / avoid writing the guest post that it's keyword targeting is obvious

Step 5: Add value - look to create EVERGREEN content

Step 6: Link to your site only using naked links or band name links

Step 7: Once your post is published, use it as part of your guest post "portfolio" when reaching out to other bloggers - this increases your chances of getting more guest post opportunities.

Step 8: Keep the relationship alive - offer more guest posts - offer to interview the blogger and post on your satellite site - don't let the relationship die

There is some limit queries to find out the guest blogger such as write for us, contribute to, submit a guest post and inurl:/guest-post/.

After finding the guest blogger, Request an email them for content contribution. Just like this, can find people who do the guest blogging.

you can storm around the blogs by googling and start send all these bloggers with emails if they accept guest post. I receive these inquiries daily.

It's easy. find people in your niche and pitch them for giving a good post. and in benefit they will give you back the links.

There are many bloggers out their who are looking for guest posts. You can search it on google. Check out their guest posting requirements and pitch a good post. Send an email requesting that you want to post a guest post on his/her blog.

Well first you should have a flawless blog with top notch writing yourself. Make sure that the content that you produce on your blog is real high quality.

Then you should go out and make a list of blogs in your niche.
Here is a list of 131+ Blog directory that manually verify each blog. Go there and find 50-100 blogs that have a similar audience to your blog.
https://www.shoutmeloud.com/verified...g-listing.html

Contact the blog owner. Do not just contact them and ask if they will let you guestpost but send them an actual idea for a post, consisting of a title and maybe even a draft of your article.
I used to have some success a couple of years ago where I would send a blog author a finished article and asked them if they would like to publish it on their blog. They can already see that you are serious and know what they will get from you.
I know it is a lot of work but your response rates will be much higher.

- write 1000 words daily for practice in a Word document
- comment on top blogs to befriend top bloggers
- receive invites to guest post or pitch guest posts, stressing how the posts benefit the audiences
- promote top bloggers; this helps you befriend them

Simply email them on their contact form. You will be asked to submit your article, which then may undergo a editing process. However, adding your "blog link" may not be accepted in most websites.

Following this.

first of all search on blog for sites wich are accepting guest post and next thing to do is find and click on submit guest post button you can get their email id and then you can start working on your article and once your aricle is approved then you have successfully submitted the guest post and its the same process with other blogs okey.

You can start by first visiting some good blogs in your niche and contributing to the discussions there. When you are a usual in a blog, it's more likely they will accept you as a guest blogger.

I have a list with more than 1000 guest posts websites, with DA and difficulty and link to submit.

1. A guest post should funnel people to an outcome, not a home page Every time you do a guest post, you're given a little space in the post for a biography, with a link (as well as a few in-post links) that can direct readers back to your blog. The mistake that most newbies make is they don't give any thought to where they are sending those new readers. Click away and you're likely to end up on a home page or some nicely done but relatively unrelated post (usually with a good amount of tweets or comments).

What you need to do is funnel people toward a specific outcome.
Creating a niche-specific free giveaway. You'd create an eBook that is centered around a very specific topic in your niche that will appeal to a well-defined group. Creating a landing page or ad for that eBook. The next step is to add that eBook to your blog and give it away as a free incentive for joining your list, using a service like Aweber. If you don't know how to do this I made a video. Guest posting on closely related topics. Here's the sexy part. You now go out and guest post on topics that are closely related to your free giveaway. Link back to your landing page/advert if you can, but even if you don't you will be funneling and pre-selling people on the idea of your eBook. Sending people back to random posts or a home page is just a waste of time. Just like filling up your car with petrol, you need to put fuel in the gas tank, not pour it all over the engine. Use a content funnel to direct the flow of traffic toward your desired outcome or target.

2. A guest post should mention big bloggers in your niche. First, it associates you with those experts. Second, if you drop a handy email or Tweet before the guest post goes live, you can harness the sheer awesomeness of their contact lists. Most of the time they will at least tweet out your guest post and thus associate themselves with your content. This is also a nice bit of promotion that your "host blog" will appreciate. And third, it opens a door with those bloggers. When you send them a guest post, they'll have an idea of who you are, and will be that much more open to taking a look at what you send them.

3. A guest post should be followed up by sister posts. One of the coolest things I ever learned about guest posting was that you can leverage the fame of your guest post to create buzz for your own blog. I actually learned it in reverse, and a good example is when I did a post about the best About Us pages, and mentioned Copyblogger.

4. A guest post should be aimed at 10 years of results, not 10 hours, But I soon realized the error of my ways. A guest post needs to be a 10-year strategy. While still important, I now place a lot less importance on the initial flow of traffic and tweets. Why? For starters, I am more interested in how the guest post matures. So now I ask myself these questions in order to judge the success of a guest post: Does it rank well on Google< for a keyword phrase that is going to continually benefit my own site and goals? Does it boost my reputation and credibility in the niche? Did it make me any new contacts in the industry? Did it create a discussion on the post or somewhere else? If you want to write guest posts that produce results for years to come, you need to do some solid keyword research as well as creating an exhaustive post that covers issues -- to the point of becoming a timeless resource. Jonathan Morrow does this extremely well here on Copyblogger. He writes resource-rich, original content that will rank well and get people interested in his upcoming releases.
5. Each guest post should be part of an anchor text strategy, Anchor text is the text you use when you link to a post. Just above you'll see that "Jonathan Morrow" is the anchor text for that link to his articles here on Copyblogger. Your choice of anchor text is hugely important for search engine rankings. We all know that relevant backlinks help us to rank better on Google, but the anchor text of those backlinks also plays a big role in what exact keywords we rank for.
When you do a guest post, you should have already done keyword research and know specifically what phrases you want to rank for, based on how much traffic they bring and how competitive they are. Remember, you want your guest post to be bringing you love from Google for the next ten years. Once that post is live, you can then link back to it in the future using the desired anchor text. This will help you elevate your own post on someone else's website so that it matures well. Just remember that SEO copywriting has to work for humans first, search engine robots second. Mix it up sometimes, and only link to your article if it is relevant and useful for real-life human beings.

6. Each comment should be answered or used as the material. One of the really important things to do when you guest post sticks around and answer every single question that you get in the comments. It's in the comments section that long-term relationships are built with the readers that you are reaching on the new blog. It's in the comments section that you enhance your branding as an expert or fellow traveler or mentor. I have never tested it, but I would guess that at least half of the loyal readers I get from guest posts left comments that I answered on the day of publication. If a comment or question is really good, you can take the idea and use it as the germ of a post on your own blog. Announce it in the comments section and see how many people drop on over to see what you've done with it.

7. Guest posts should be aimed mostly at beginners. It might seem a little counter-intuitive, but most of the readers who interact with content, subscribe to your list, and eventually buy your products, are newbies. Think about the entrance paths for finding posts. Most of the time people either Google a question because they don't know the answer, or click a referral link on Facebook/Twitter/Blog because it's something they are unfamiliar with.

A lot of any blog's readers are new to that blog's topic. And that tends to be where new readers come from -- newbies looking for a grounding in the topic. After a while, the intermediate group often trails off and focuses on their own projects, as opposed to sticking around to learn more skills. The more successful guest posts are the ones that focus on topics that are well digested by beginners, especially if you are aiming at getting that post indexed well on Google.Try to write list posts and articles with an instructional tone, full of resources and links.

Source: 7 Crucial Tactics for Writing a Wildly Successful Guest Post

My blog allows only sponsored post. Can't help much

Search on Google "your keyword + inurl:write-for-us" and then send a mail to them

I would like to thank everyone who helps me on this topic. How can I use this website and thank you very much for your respect and appreciation to all of you

Your question depends on four things:

1. How well known and athoritive is the company
2. How small is the company
3. Is your purpose to promote your name or your product
4. Do you have a name for yourself online already?

If you don't feel comfortable about all four of those things than I suggest this:

• Exchange posting with other warriors
• Offer to guest blog everywhere, because you never know.
• Don't submit garbage. Work hard than submit it.
• Don't spam anyone.

Ryan has an excellent book on this topic that I highly recommend.

Not an affiliate link.

https://www.amazon.com/Land-Guest-Po...guest+blogging

Rose

Type this in to Google "your niche" + "write-for-us"

(and yes, replace your niche with your niche keyword)

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All you need to do is to write Qualitative and Quantitative blogs so that a good traffic come to our page readers need a good content which is useful for them

Twitter is a great way to reach out to people. Show them some of your content and pitch your idea for their site.

Neil Patel wrote on one of his articles, that the most guest post blogs not allow a backlink to an standalone squeeze page- also a page who has only a squeeze page on it.

Is this true? So when yes, ist will be a big pain to build a list with that method, so you must build a website first, with 10 or 20 good written content and on this website insert an markant visible email opt in.

With this model you will be go safer but you will not have high opt in rates as an standalone squeeze page.

So but there is always the risk, that the quest post blog will not allowed such a website.

What do you warriors think?

marco005

Do a Google search "list of guest blogging sites". That's a start.

What niche are you in?

I don't understand the reluctance to have a website that goes beyond a squeeze page. You want people on your list that want to be on your list, not just collect whatever freebie you offer them. Given that most autoresponder services base fees on list size, a big list that never opens or engages with your emails is a very expensive vanity play.

If you do it right, you can send people from your offsite content (the guest post) to related onsite content, and still get a decent opt-in rate - maybe even better than a squeeze page.

The key is the "content upgrade".

Here's the sequence:

Joe Blow reads your guest post and wants to know more about the offer in your bio, so they click the link.

On arrival, they find a post, article, video, infographic, whatever, tightly related to the topic of the guest post.

At the end of the article (or whatever) they find an offer of yet another piece of content. They click.

Up pops a little box asking for their email so you can send the promised content and gift them with a "trial" subscription to your list.

They enter their email, and click...

The rest is up to you.

You first have to make a few connections with people in your niche. Then you can go around talking with them about guest posting on their blog in return for you allowing them to post on yours. It`s a win-win for both parties.

@JohnMcCabe

ok thank you for information. So when I understand you correct, it is better to have a website with content on it and a prominent placement opt in box- as to have only a standalone squeeze page without content.

The opt in rate with an opt in box on a website with content has decent opt in rates?

I think the opt in rate will not be high to the 40-50% rates that squeeze pages reaches, it will be lower (please correct me if I wrong here).

But what is when the owner of the blog where you will send a quest post, not allow a website with content and big email opt in box?

And then? Skip it and search for another..........

I think we must live with it- some (most) will allow it, some not.

marco005

First, you need to find the leading guest blogging sites.
Study their criteria and try to know what kind of posts they accept and on what niche.
Write an article according to their requirement.
Finally, send the article for approval.
Once your article is approved, the authority gets them posted on the site.

@JohnMcCabe

yes, you are right, I think it will be better to create a website with content and with an well placed opt in box.

But how you warriors handle the freebie seekers? I mean you need a free gift to get the email address but avoid to build an useless list with freebie seekers who will not buy anything from you.

How you handle that? Any tips for me?

marco005

@JohnMcCabe

Thank you for the tip I will put it in my email funnel strategy.

marco005

@JohnMcCabe

Do you think it is an good idea, to have an front offer like
"No thanks, give me the full course for $19" (instead of the freebie gift) before the email registration is finished?

marco005