Write For Us: Digital Marketing Guest Posts Accepted

Write For Us: Digital Marketing Guest Posts Accepted

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We Publish Digital Marketing Articles That Drive B2B Sales and Marketing Results

LinkedIn Daily accepts in-depth digital marketing guest posts from marketing professionals, agency leaders, and campaign strategists who have concrete performance data to share. We focus on articles that help B2B marketers solve real problems: reducing paid ad costs, improving email conversion rates, building sales-qualified LinkedIn audiences, and scaling campaigns without wasting budget.

Article Formats and Topic Angles We Want

We publish several formats for digital marketing content. Choose the approach that best fits your expertise:

  • Performance case studies with specific metrics and dollar figures (not percentages alone)
  • Tactical how-to guides that walk readers through a single campaign technique step-by-step
  • Data-backed trend analysis using original research or proprietary survey results
  • Comparison articles testing two competing strategies in the same vertical
  • Mistake-focused pieces that name common errors in PPC, social ads, or email marketing
  • Tool reviews paired with workflow optimization tips for marketing teams
  • Quarterly strategy updates addressing algorithm changes or platform policy shifts
  • Interview-based articles featuring 3-5 practitioners sharing lessons learned

Why Digital Marketers Choose LinkedIn Daily

LinkedIn Daily reaches 180,000+ monthly readers who actively manage marketing budgets and make purchasing decisions. Our audience includes VP-level marketing leaders, growth managers at mid-market companies, agency founders, and in-house campaign specialists. These readers do not scroll for motivation-they search for articles that reduce their ad spend, improve their email open rates, or help them justify marketing investments to finance teams.

A digital marketing guest post on LinkedIn Daily generates authority in front of the exact professionals who hire consultants, buy marketing software, and recommend your services internally. Your byline appears alongside your company name, your website link, and your professional credentials. Readers often follow authors directly after reading articles on specialized topics like PPC writing, social ads blog content, or email marketing optimization.

Unlike general business publications, we do not dilute your article with lifestyle content or startup vanity pieces. Every section of LinkedIn Daily focuses on professional development and business outcomes. Your audience is pre-filtered for B2B relevance.

Submission Guidelines for Digital Marketing Articles

Submit articles between 1000 and 1500 words. Shorter pieces lack depth; longer pieces test reader attention during work hours. Format your submission as a clean Google Doc with clear headline, subheadings, and body paragraphs.

Original research strengthens your article significantly. If you conducted a survey, audited 50 campaigns, or tested new features first, include those findings. We prefer specific numbers: “42% of B2B companies saw email open rate drops in Q3 2024” rather than “many companies experienced lower engagement.” If you reference third-party data, cite the source and link to the original research.

Do not include affiliate links, promotional discount codes, or product recommendation links that generate commissions. You may include one dofollow link within your article body (not in the author bio) that points to a resource, methodology guide, or supporting research. Link to your own website if relevant, or link to industry sources that strengthen your argument.

Images help digital marketing articles perform better. Submit 1-3 relevant images, charts, or screenshots that illustrate your points. Ensure you own the rights or that images are available under Creative Commons license. Avoid stock photos that appear generic or unrelated to your specific campaign examples.

Send your submission to editor@linkedindaily.com with the subject line: “Digital Marketing Guest Post: [Your Article Title]” and include a 2-3 sentence author bio that mentions your current role, focus area, and your company name. Submissions are reviewed within 7 business days. Accepted articles publish within 14 days of final approval.

Eight Specific Digital Marketing Article Topics We Accept

  • LinkedIn Ads Account Structure: How to Organize Campaigns for 30% Better ROAS (with before/after account screenshots and performance data)
  • Email Marketing Segmentation Mistakes That Kill Conversion Rates in B2B SaaS (focusing on common platform setup errors and fixes)
  • Reducing PPC Writing Costs Without Cutting Ad Frequency: A 6-Month Test Across Three Verticals (with exact budget numbers and quality scores)
  • Social Ads Blog Insights: Comparing Carousel Ads vs. Single-Image Ads for B2B Lead Generation (with creative performance breakdowns)
  • The Cold Email to LinkedIn Ads Funnel: Sequencing Strategies That Generate Sales Meetings (including email templates and ad copy examples)
  • Google Ads Match Types for B2B Services: When to Use Phrase Match vs. Exact Match to Lower CAC (with real account history and bid adjustments)
  • Abandoned Cart Email Sequences That Work Outside E-Commerce: Applying Urgency Tactics to SaaS Free Trial Sign-Ups (testing multiple send times and subject lines)
  • Landing Page Elements That Improve Form Submission Rates for Digital Marketing Campaigns: A Multivariate Test Across 12 B2B Companies (detailed test results and statistical significance)
  • Retargeting Ad Copy Strategies for LinkedIn Decision-Makers: Writing Ads That Convert Existing Website Visitors Into Qualified Leads (with performance comparisons)
  • Marketing Attribution Models for Paid Channels: Moving Beyond Last-Click to Show True Campaign Impact (explaining multi-touch models with platform-specific examples)

FAQ for Digital Marketing Writers

Can I Write About My Own Company’s Tools or Services?

Yes, but the article must provide value beyond promotion. If you work for a PPC agency, we accept case studies showing how your team solved client problems, specific tactics your clients benefited from, and lessons learned across dozens of accounts. The article should be useful to readers who work with competitors’ tools or run campaigns in-house. Your company name appears naturally in context, not as a sales pitch. The one dofollow link should direct readers to a case study, methodology resource, or tool guide-not a pricing page or contact form.

Do You Accept Articles About AI Tools for Digital Marketing?

We accept articles about AI applications in digital marketing as long as they include primary testing or case study data. Avoid articles that simply list AI tools or describe features. Instead, test ChatGPT for email subject line generation, compare Claude performance against human copywriters for ad writing, or document how Jasper affected your team’s output and quality. Show actual results: Did using AI reduce time spent on PPC writing? Did it lower creative costs? Did performance metrics improve or decline? Articles that answer these questions from a practitioner’s perspective perform well.

What’s Your Policy on Linking to Competitor Publications or Industry News Sites?

Your one dofollow link should provide value to readers. Linking to competitor publications, general news sites, or content aggregators is discouraged. Instead, link to original research, whitepapers, your company’s detailed case study, or a methodology resource that deepens understanding of your topic. If you reference an industry report, link to the actual research if it’s publicly available. We prefer authors link to their own resources-a detailed guide, framework, or original dataset that took effort to create.

How Soon After Publishing Can I Republish This Article Elsewhere?

Wait 30 days before publishing the same article on your blog, Medium, or other platforms. LinkedIn Daily invests in editing, promotion, and distribution to your target audience. We ask for an exclusivity window to maximize reach and engagement. After 30 days, you may republish with a note that the article originally appeared on LinkedIn Daily. You may share excerpts and link back to the LinkedIn Daily version on social media immediately after publication.

Submit Your Digital Marketing Guest Post Today

Ready to share your expertise with B2B marketing leaders? Send your article proposal or completed piece to editor@linkedindaily.com. Include your headline, article outline (if submitting a proposal), and a brief author bio mentioning your role and focus area. We review submissions within one week and publish accepted articles

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Questions? Email us at editor@linkedindaily.com