It’s no secret that a website works well only as long as it has useful and updated content. Each day the authors and editor team at ‘Pawsome Parents’ work hard to bring its readers valuable and informative posts. If you’ve something (information, news, or tips) which you believe might add value to our content, we’d like to extend our offer to write for us as a Guest Author (or, join our team of writers on a regular basis).
You may send your article, along with a brief author bio and relevant media links to us through our support/help desk by clicking here.
Why Should You Write For Us?
Share Knowledge and Experience
Now, this might sound a little altruistic cause but all in all that’s what Pawsome Parents is about. Our prime motif is to spread the little knowledge that we have and to make this world a better place in whichever way we can help. If you can change lives with a little task of sharing knowledge what could be a better thing to do?
Building Yourself a Reputation
If you’re an expert in your field, you’d want to get before the audience who can possibly turn into clients. The exposure can also help you improve upon your reputation and authority.
I do not need to tell you that your article would be read by a vast number of readers. If people find it helpful, it would surely create a buzz on various social platforms. The resulting exposure would help you improve your reputation and authority, besides spreading your words and wisdom among the crowd.
Improve Your Social Presence
You’re probably already aware that each article is accompanied by an author bio. You can get a link to your own website or blog along with links to your social profiles like Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook etc. Please note that the link in author bio can only be to your own website, and would be no-followed. Links to an article you’ve written, affiliate links, products links would be rejected. If you want any other kind of link, please contact us for sponsored post.
Instructions for Guest posts
Relevance of article
Your article must be written with a particular niche and subject in mind. Also, you must keep in mind that the subject you choose should fit into one or more categories present at ‘Pawsome Parents’. The categories we’re accepting at this moment are:
- Pets:
- Animals:
- Religion: – worship, activities, planning, daily life, ideas
- Education
- Health: – Abdomen, Addiction, Ayurveda, Brain (Neurology), Cancer & Tumors, Chest (Lungs & Respiratory Diseases and Heart Diseases), Children Health (Pediatrics), Dental and Oral Health, Ear, Nose & Throat, Eye Health, General Health, Diabetes, Fever, Hypertension, Geriatric Care, Infections, Men’s Health, Mental Health, Orthopedics, Skin & Hair, Women Health, Alternative Medicine
- Fitness: – Nutrition, Yoga, Workout
- Beauty: – Hair Care, Lip Care, Skin Care, Makeup
- Fashion: – Shopping, Ethnic Wear, Casual Wear, Wedding Wear, Accessories, Footwear, Fragrances, Jewels
- Lifestyle: – Foods & Drinks, Home (Home Décor, Gardening, Home Maintenance, Homemaking), Living & Spirituality, Self-Improvement, Family & Parenting, Relationships, Travel
- Business & Finance:
- Much more…
Media
Though it’s not necessary, it’s preferable to include images in your posts, which are relevant to the article. The images can either be clicked by you, purchased from a stock images platform, or taken from a free public domain stock images platform. If purchased, don’t forget to send the snapshot from the download history of the platform to confirm the purchase. We’ll never post an image which you don’t own or don’t have rights to use.
References
It’s always great to include authoritative references to your article. Not only does the references help with SEO, but also let you develop a trust and authority before readers, who knows that your information is accurate and scientifically validated.
You must understand what qualifies as a valid reference. Scientific journals, articles or research papers by experts in their respective field (or niche), well-researched articles by a recognized establishment including hospitals and institutions are valid references. Linking to a random blog (or your own blog) which is not researched adequately is not a reference.
You must include a numbered reference list at the end of the article, and NOT as hyperlinks in the article. You must superscript [or put in square brackets] the corresponding reference numbers inside the article over (or, after) the referenced text.
External links
You’re allowed to add a link (no-followed) to you may also add 1 (one) link to your social profiles. You cannot add promotional links within the article. For promotion of your website or products contact us for sponsored posts, on our Online Store by clicking here for more information.
Keywords
It’s a good practice to entrench the article with relevant keywords, but after recent changes in Google’s guidelines about the keywords use, you may want to use them only as necessary. Use the keywords smartly; no overuse, no under-use.
Please do not keywords that contain name of a place (or, anything unnatural) like: “dental implant in xyz state or country” “fitness expert in xzy state or country” etc. Such keywords appear unnatural and gives an impression that the article is written solely for promoting a paid client. After all the knowledge in the article is globally applicable and so is Pawsome Parents. A person residing in Japan, wouldn’t go to New York for a dental implants after reading your article, would he? An article containing such unnecessary keywords or irrelevant keyword stuffing would be rejected immediately.
Original content/No Plagiarism
The entire content should be original. You may not copy from other sources. Also, you may not submit a post which you’ve used on another blog/website, even if you own it.
Please note that once you’ve submitted the article to us, you cannot publish it elsewhere. By agreeing to post on Pawsome Parents, you’re transferring all rights of the content to Pawsome Parents and we can use the content in whatever manner we want including affiliate links, advertisement, promotion, content syndication etc.
Instructions for Infographics
If you want to post a info-graphic on Pawsome Parents you must understand that we’ll not embed an info-graphic from external source. So, don’t send us embed codes or external info-graphic sources. You can send the info-graphic as an attachment in email, along with an introduction text of minimum 300 words. You may also send an author bio, in which you can add a no-follow link to the homepage of your website as a credit against the info-graphic. You cannot add any external links in the introductory text.
Author Bio
Make sure you’ve provided an author bio while submitting your article for the first time. That will save us both some time and efforts as we’ll not have to ask you to send a bio, and you’ll not have to wait while your article is delayed in the pile because of unnecessary delay because of bio. Repeat authors don’t need to resend their bio each time, however. Make sure the bio is no longer than 3 lines and 50 words. You may add up to three social links, and a link to homepage of your own website or blog. Affiliate links, promotional links or native advertising links are not allowed. The bio needs to be in a third person format, and should introduce the author and not his/her website or a client’s website.
If you want to add a client’s link, contact us or click here for advertisement.
Publishing Time
Please note that it may take anywhere from one day to a week for the review process and publication. To increase the speed of the process, you must read the guidelines carefully and get everything proper before sending the article to us. The more time it takes to resolve the conflicts, more time it will take to publish.
Also, DO NOT send constant reminders or queries asking when you post will be published. The more reminders you send, the more time it will take to get your post published. We read our support tickets from arrived first. As soon as you send a reminder or query, the support ticket moves up and hence would be delayed.
Minimum requirement for approval:
- The guest post has no minimum but should be at least 100 words or more, and the subject should be relevant to at least one category on ‘Pawsome Parents’ as elaborated earlier.
- Only well-structured and well-written articles would be accepted. The language should be easy to understand. Proofread/edit the article before submitting to us.
- If your guest post has only one purpose, to promote a product or service, and contain nothing of value for the readers, we’ll not accept it. Alternately, you may visit our Online Store for sponsored post or advertisements, by clicking here. The decision of admins to accept or refuse would be final.
- You CANNOT add any external links in the guest post. Refer to previous points about link in bio and reference links.
- Don’t forget to submit a brief author bio with your post. Also, add a photograph (or, an avatar of your choice). The avatar from Gravatar would automatically be fetched in your author bio and comments. If author bio is not supplied, the article would be posted as ‘The Pawsome Parents Team’.
- It is essential that once your post is published on ‘Pawsome Parents’ you must share it on various social platforms to attract traffic to your post. Facebook, WeChat, RenRen, Weibo, Sino, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, Stumble Upon are some of the social platforms you may use. Also, you might want to tell your friends and associates about your article through mouth, phone or email. The better traffic your article receives, the more chances you’d have to get featured on front page, and quick approval in your next post.
- Even though we love sharing more and more content on our website, if your article doesn’t meet the minimal requirements we will not publish it as it is. We’ll recommend changes if we think that the guest post has a potential and you may resubmit it after the changes. However, the decision of the admins would be final.