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6 of the Best Guest Posting Tips

September 21, 2011 by Basil C. Puglisi Leave a Comment

Guest posting can be a very lucrative venture for all parties involved. The owner of the blog is provided with free content, and the writer of the content is given acknowledgement of their wisdom on the chosen topic. In this aspect, guest posting seems to benefit both parties equally. However, it can be just as difficult to find high-quality blog owners who will allow guest posting, as it is to find high-quality writers to make guest appearances on your blog.

Keeping in mind a few helpful guest-posting tips can be beneficial for all involved and will help to produce the highest quality content that will reflect well on both the blog owner and the content creator.

Posting Tips for Guest Bloggers

  1. Aim High – Look for highly traveled blogs or those with impressive page rankings. These links will also be highly valuable portfolio material.
  2. Research the Blog – In order to create what is fresh content for the blog, you will need to know what content has already been created. If the blog is a lengthy one, check for tag clouds or keywords on the topics that are the same as your posting idea.
  3. Catchy Title – Catchier content. Be sure that you supply an eye catching title for your content, and make just as certain that the content lives up to the title. A good blogger knows that even the most boring topic can be made interesting with the right language.
  4. Give Your Best Stuff Away – This may be a hard concept to swallow for some bloggers but you want your guest posts on any blogs to be the most shining examples of your work. Not only will this garner the blog owner increased traffic or interest in their site, but it may also cause others to take notice, and perhaps even offer you paying gigs.
  5. Interact – Reply to commenters and pay attention to your re-tweeters. Get involved and make sure that you are available to ponder any issues about your blog posts with others who may be doing the same. Building a rapport with readers is valuable regardless of the blog posted on. Thanks to social media, people with similar interest or interest in you, can find you with a simple click once you have engaged them on site.
  6. Promote Your Posts – Promoting your own post is never more important than it is when posting on someone else’s site. Show them that their effort to give you a great link in exchange for great content has not gone unnoticed. Tweet, share, Digg, and do all you can to make sure the posts receives all of the coverage that is in your power to create.

Sources:

  • Guest Posting Tips
  • Top 10 Tips for Guest Bloggers
  • 8 Tips for Guest Posting Your Way to Twitter Dominance
  • Guest Posters Checklist

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  1. The Fearless Competitor, Jeff Ogden says

    September 22, 2011 at 3:22 pm

    I agree, Basil. I write a lot of guest posts – Eloqua, SandHill.com, Customer Collective, Marketo, Hubspot, to name a few. I also have a lot of thought leaders write guest posts for me. Joe Pulizzi, Ann Handley, Dan McDade and others.

    Would you like to write a guest post for FearlessCompetitor.net, Basil?

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    • Basil C. Puglisi says

      September 22, 2011 at 3:38 pm

      Jeff,
      Thanks for the invitation. What do you think your readers would enjoy?

      Basil

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