Write with us
Share what you know about getting email delivered
SMTPedia publishes practical guides for people who send email for a living. If you have fixed a deliverability problem, run a migration or built a sending setup that works, our readers want the details.
- 1,000+published guides
- 250+review pages on 42 email platforms
- 1dofollow link to your site
- 5 daysto get an answer
Topics we are looking for
Hands-on, specific and backed by your own experience or data. The closer it is to the inbox, the better.
- Deliverability and inbox placement
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC and BIMI
- SMTP relays and transactional email
- List hygiene and email verification
- ESP migrations
- Cold email infrastructure
- Blocklists and reputation
- Email automation that converts
- Case studies with real numbers
Guidelines
Short version: write the article you wish you had found when you were stuck.
What we accept
- Original articles, never published elsewhere, 1,200 words or more
- Steps, settings, screenshots and numbers from your own work
- One contextual link to your site, in the body of the article
- Your name, photo and a short bio with a link
What we turn down
- AI-generated or spun text, and rewrites of existing articles
- Exact-match commercial anchors and links to unrelated sites
- Promotional pieces about your product (see sponsorship)
- Casino, crypto, adult, link farms and PBNs
How it works
From pitch to published, usually in two to three weeks.
- PitchSend a headline and an outline with the form below. No full draft needed yet.
- Answer in 5 daysA yes, a no, or a suggested angle that fits our readers better.
- Write and reviewYou send the draft. Our editor checks the facts and asks for changes if needed.
- PublishedYour article goes live with your byline and author bio, and stays up for good.
Two minutes, no account needed.
Frequently asked questions
Is the link to my site dofollow?
Yes, one contextual link in the body of the article, as long as it points to a relevant page on your site. Other links in the article go to sources that support what you write.
Do you pay for guest posts?
No. You get a byline, an author bio with a link, and an audience of email professionals. If you want a guaranteed placement for your product, see our sponsorship options.
Can I publish the article on my own blog too?
No. The article has to be original and stay exclusive to SMTPedia. You can share the link anywhere you like.
Will you edit my article?
Yes. We check every fact, setting and figure, and we edit for clarity. You see the final version before it is published.
I work for an email tool. Can I still write?
Yes, if the article teaches something useful on its own and does not read as an ad. To get your tool listed on SMTPedia, use the tool submission form.