Publish Nests allows writers, professionals, businesses, marketers, and industry specialists to share useful knowledge with a wider audience.
We believe a successful guest article should do more than occupy a search result. It should answer questions, explain ideas clearly, and give readers information they can actually use.
If you would like to publish with us, use the standards below as your submission checklist.
We accept articles across a variety of categories, including:
Science & Nature
Home Improvement
Construction & Building
Architecture
Tech & Learning
Industrial Solutions
Health & Safety
Related specialist topics
Topics outside these areas may be considered when they are relevant, informative, and appropriate for our audience.
Choose a focused subject rather than trying to cover too many unrelated ideas in one article.
We favour articles with a clear reason to exist.
Your submission might:
Answer an important question
Explain how something works
Provide practical recommendations
Explore an industry issue
Compare different approaches
Share professional knowledge
Help readers avoid common mistakes
Explain a complicated topic in simple language
Articles created primarily to carry a backlink, promote a company, or target keywords without providing useful information may be rejected.
Every article must be original.
Do not send material that has been copied, plagiarised, spun, or lightly rewritten from another source.
Contributors are responsible for ensuring that submitted text, images, quotations, and other materials do not violate copyright or intellectual property rights.
We may perform originality checks before publication.
Most informational articles should be approximately 850–1,500 words, depending on the subject.
Do not extend an article with filler simply to reach a particular word count.
For readability:
Use one H1 title
Organise main ideas with H2 headings
Use H3 headings only where needed
Keep paragraphs reasonably short
Use lists when they simplify information
Include a clear introduction and conclusion
Headings should describe what the section actually discusses rather than exist only for keyword placement.
Accuracy is part of quality publishing.
When your article contains statistics, research, regulations, scientific information, technical claims, health information, or other important factual statements, verify them before submission.
Where appropriate, reference reliable sources such as government organisations, recognised industry bodies, academic institutions, official documentation, or established publications.
Never invent sources, statistics, quotations, studies, or credentials.
Search optimisation is welcome when it improves discoverability without damaging readability.
Choose a primary topic and use relevant terminology naturally throughout the article.
We do not require an exact keyword-density percentage.
Avoid:
Keyword stuffing
Repetitive exact-match phrases
Unrelated keywords
Misleading headlines
SEO filler
Hidden links or text
Manipulative optimisation techniques
Write the article for a real person first.
External links should support the content rather than dominate it.
As a general rule, keep contextual links to 2–3 relevant external links per article, excluding an approved author-profile link.
A useful link should:
Relate directly to the discussion
Lead somewhere trustworthy
Add information or evidence
Use natural anchor text
We may remove, change, or apply appropriate attributes to links that are promotional, irrelevant, excessive, misleading, or inconsistent with our publishing standards.
Repeated exact-match commercial anchors should be avoided.
Commercial organisations, tools, products, and services can be mentioned when relevant.
However, informational articles should not become sales pages.
Avoid repeated brand mentions, aggressive calls to action, exaggerated claims, or unnecessary product promotion.
Claims such as "best", "number one", or "leading" should not be used without credible evidence.
Sponsored, paid, affiliate, or other commercial relationships should be disclosed where applicable.
AI tools may assist with research, planning, drafting, or editing, but they should not replace editorial judgement.
Before submitting AI-assisted content:
Review it manually
Fact-check important statements
Remove repetitive language
Verify references
Improve generic sections
Check originality
Make sure the final article genuinely helps readers
Low-quality, inaccurate, repetitive, or mass-produced AI content may be rejected.
The contributor remains responsible for the final submission.
Include one relevant featured image with your article.
We recommend:
At least 1200px on the longest side
Landscape orientation
JPG, PNG, or WebP format
Clear and professional imagery
You must own the image or have appropriate permission or licensing to use it.
Provide attribution when required by the image licence.
You may include an author bio of approximately 40–60 words.
Write it in the third person and focus on your relevant experience, expertise, or professional interests.
One website, company, or professional-profile link may be included, subject to editorial review.
Keep the bio informative rather than sales-focused.
Every submission is reviewed before publication, and submitting an article does not guarantee acceptance.
Publish Nests may:
Correct grammar and formatting
Improve readability
Change titles or headings
Adjust categories, tags, or metadata
Edit or remove links
Modify anchor text
Add relevant internal links
Reduce promotional wording
Request revisions
Reject unsuitable submissions
Determine the publication date
Update or remove published content when necessary
These editorial rights help us maintain consistency, accuracy, and publishing quality.
Ready to contribute?
Visit Publish Nests.
Create a free contributor account or log in.
Open the article submission area.
Add your completed article.
Select the appropriate category and tags.
Upload your featured image.
Check your content, links, and formatting.
Submit the article for editorial review.
Our editorial team normally aims to review submissions within 24–48 hours.
This is an estimated review period, not a guarantee of approval.
Your article may be approved, returned for revision, or rejected depending on whether it meets our publishing standards.
Approved submissions may be published immediately or scheduled for a suitable publication date.
For questions about contributor submissions, publishing, guest posting, advertising, or partnerships, please use the Contact Us section on Publish Nests.
When asking about an existing submission, include your article title or relevant submission details so our team can identify it more easily.
We aim to respond to contributor enquiries within 24–48 hours.