We love sharing expert advice, and we often feature guest posts by specialists in child development, career, parenting, work/life balance, women’s issues, and other topics of interest to working moms.
Guest post examples we love
Want to see what we’re looking for? Here are some of our favorite articles contributed by guest writers to WMAG:
- 7 Smart Tips to Organize Your Office by Jennifer Lutz
- One and Done: For Parents of an Only Child by Nancy Arnold
- Creating a Montessori Environment at Home by Elizabeth Bayfield
- 5 Sleep Tips for Moms Heading Back To Work by Nicole Johnson
We also love partnering with other bloggers, so sometimes you’ll see us sharing content. We’re pretty choosy, though. If you’ve got a great post that you think is of interest to our readers, email us the link. But don’t take it personally if we decide not to re-post or feature it. We do keep everything in mind. If we like what you had to say, we might link to it later in a post of our own.
Guidelines for writing a WMAG guest post
- Above all, we want a well-written and high-quality original article.
- Include a brief author bio with a maximum of 1 text link to your own website.
- Please don’t pitch an article that’s obviously intended as a link-building scheme.
- Properly cite any data, quotes, or other third-party content referenced in the article.
- Write a minimum of 500 words.
- Submit the post content in a Google or Word document.
- Send us the author’s headshot with any other image files to go with your article.
- Avoid being self-promotional in the body of your post.
- You may not republish your guest post to your own blog afterward.
- We may edit and adapt your guest blog content as we see fit, and update it in the future for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
- We may include calls-to-action to WMAG content.
If you’re an expert and feel you have something to offer our readers, please fill out this brief form for consideration.
Have you considered writing about any of these?
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Negative Interactions Increase Your Risk for Unhappiness in Relationships!
6 Signs You Are Probably Going to Get a Divorce.
The Seven Secrets You Will Never Know About Healthy Relationship.
8 Tips To Improve Intimacy In A Relationship.
10 Incredibly Romantic Wedding Vows For Her or Him.
Preparing For Marriage? 8 Tips For Successful Marriage.
How to overcome the pain of divorce?
Parenting Problem? How To Tackle them.
Happy Married Life: Brings Hope & Security To Your Kids!
Please let me know your thoughts on these. Also, please share if you have any specific topic in your mind.
Thanks,
Rachael Pace
Relationship Expert
Marriage.com
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Hello there!
Hope you are having a great day!
This is Ryan from Crediful. I was wondering: do you accept guest posts? We would love to publish a guest post; that will be written professionally by an experienced copywriter and it will be about personal finance, but we can customize it if you have another topic/subject in mind.
If you charge for the guest posts, please send me the PayPal/Bank Account information as well.
After the post is published, we will gladly share it on our social media accounts as well!
All The Best!
Ryan
Hello,
My name is Mary Montgomery. I am writing to ask if I can contribute an article
“How to choose the right web design for a website” to your website.
What do you think about this idea?
Hope to hear from you soon,
Mary
Hello,
While we often think of parental alienation as something that happens after the child’s parents split, it happens just as often while the parents are together.
Parental Alienation as Domestic Abuse” article, Michael J. Formica, MS, MA, EdM, explains how parental alienation can happen before a relationship ends and how much this manipulation hurts not only the children involved but the rest of the family as well.
If you are interested in sharing this with your reader or would like more information, please feel free to contact me via email.
Let me know either way!
Thanks,
Tiffany