Write for Us: Digital Marketing | Guest Post

Got something worth saying about digital marketing? We’d love to hear it.

Kea Devs works with businesses every day on web development, SEO, and digital growth, and our blog is where we share what we learn along the way. We’re now opening our doors to guest contributors who can bring fresh perspectives, real experience, and practical advice to our readers. If you’re a marketer, SEO specialist, developer, or business owner with insight to share, this is your invitation to write for us.

Why Write for Kea Devs

Reach an engaged audience. Our readers are business owners, marketers, and developers actively looking for ways to grow online.
Build your authority. A byline and author bio on our site helps establish you as a credible voice in your niche.
Earn a quality backlink. Approved posts include a link back to your website or profile, placed naturally within the content.
Join a growing community. We regularly feature and share our contributors’ work across our own channels.

Topics We’re Looking For

We publish content across the full spectrum of digital growth. Topics we welcome include:

Search engine optimization (technical, on-page, local SEO)
Content marketing and content strategy
Social media marketing
Pay-per-click and paid advertising
Email marketing and automation
Web design and development
WordPress tips, plugins, and tutorials
E-commerce growth strategies
Conversion rate optimization
Analytics, tracking, and data-driven marketing
Emerging trends in AI and marketing technology

Have an idea that doesn’t fit neatly into these categories but is still relevant to digital marketing or web development? Pitch it anyway. We’re always open to a good angle.

Guest Post Guidelines

To keep our blog useful and readable, we ask contributors to follow these guidelines:

Originality. Your article must be 100% original, unpublished elsewhere, and not repurposed from your own blog or another site. We check for plagiarism before publishing.
Length. Aim for at least 900–1,200 words. Long enough to be genuinely useful, short enough to respect your reader’s time.
Tone. Write clearly and directly, as if you’re explaining something to a smart colleague. Avoid heavy jargon, and skip the generic “in today’s digital age” style openers.
Structure. Use descriptive H2 and H3 subheadings, short paragraphs (2–4 sentences), and bullet points or numbered lists where they aid readability.
Value first. Every post should teach the reader something actionable — a strategy, a framework, a case study, or a lesson learned. Avoid fluff and filler.
Links. One relevant, do-follow link back to your own website or a resource you’ve authored is welcome within the body copy. We don’t accept affiliate links, and we reserve the right to make links no-follow at our discretion.
Images. Original graphics, screenshots, or royalty-free images are appreciated. Please credit any third-party visuals appropriately.
Author bio. Include a short bio (2–3 sentences) with your name, a one-line description of what you do, and a link to your website or a social profile.

What We Don’t Accept

Content that’s overly promotional, sales-driven, or reads like an advertisement
Articles written primarily to insert backlinks rather than to inform
Duplicate, spun, or AI-generated content with no human editing or original insight
Topics unrelated to digital marketing, SEO, or web development
Posts that have already been published elsewhere, including on your own site

How to Submit

Sending a completed draft is preferred, but a short pitch works too. If you’re pitching, include a working title, a two- to three-sentence summary of your angle, and an outline of the key points you’ll cover.

When you’re ready, send your submission or pitch to us. Please include:

Your draft (as a Google Doc link or attached file) or your pitch outline
A proposed headline
Your author bio and a link to your website or social profile
Any relevant images or graphics

We read every submission and try to respond within a week. If your post is a good fit, we’ll follow up with any edits or formatting notes before publishing.