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Looking for Guest Bloggers & Regular Contributors

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Looking for Guest Bloggers & Regular Contributors

At this time, we are NOT accepting guest blog contributions. 

We reserve the right to change these policies at any time.

The Work at Home Woman is looking for experienced guest bloggers who can write original, high-quality content for The Work at Home Woman.

Would you like to contribute?

Advantages for You:

  • Featured blog posts will include your name, short bio, and a link back to your blog or website.
  • Blog posts are promoted across our network of THOUSANDS of women and moms via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Biz Sugar.
  • Articles are featured in our newsletter, which goes out to 35,000+ individuals.
  • Writing a guest post for TWAHW is an excellent way for you to promote your blog or business!
  • Being a guest contributor helps to distinguish you as an expert in your field.
  • Regular contributors will get to display their photo, bio, and link to their site on the Author’s Page.
  • Regular contributors are expected to submit a new post every month.
  • I currently do not have any openings for regular contributors, but if this is something you’re interested in shoot me an email, and I’ll hold onto it for future opportunities.

Bonus System:

Effective January 1, 2015, contributors whose posts hit certain traffic milestones will receive bonus payments.

Here’s the breakdown:

  • When your post hits 50,000 page views, you earn $25
  • When your post hits 100,000 page views, you make another $25
  • When your post hits 250,000 page views, you receive an additional $50

The total possible bonus on each post is $100. All posts are eligible, and traffic received on or after January 1, 2015, counts toward the bonus. Payments will be made via PayPal at the end of each quarter.

Requirements:

  • First — we are very selective about what we publish.
  • Guest blog posts are reserved for bloggers and authors. If you want to submit an article for a commercial website, it's consider sponsored content. In which case, it's not a guest blog post, nor are you a guest blogger. Please see our advertising page for rates and conditions.
  • The focus of your article should be on providing useful and practical information that educates the reader. Commentary posts will not be accepted.
  • Your article should be written with our target audience in mind – American women, who are looking to work-from-home, and those who already do.
  • There should be a good fit between our audiences.
  • Posts written for the sole purpose of SEO and ranking keywords will not be accepted.
  • Sloppy and poorly written articles will be declined.
  • All blog posts must be in English, with proper grammar, and spelling usage.
  • All content must be ORIGINAL — absolutely no republished posts.
  • Articles must be edited before submission.
  • We reserve the right to edit your post for brevity, grammar, and readability.
  • We reserve the right to remove/unpublish your post if it becomes irrelevant, outdated, or no longer fits within our guidelines.
  • Please send your post over in a Word or Google Document. Make sure it includes a catchy title, a short bio, along with proper formatting and structure.
  • Length should be 800 – 2,000 words.
  • Contributors should reply to comments left on their article, as well as share the article via their social channels.
  • No promotional or affiliate links will be allowed within the editorial content. Only links that enhance the material will be permitted.
  • At the end of your article, you will be allowed to include a short bio with a maximum of two links.
  • Requests for specific publication dates will not be accepted.
  • Please take the time to read through some of our articles – submissions that are too similar in nature to articles that have already been published will be declined.

Topics: 

  • Work-at-Home Issues
  • Work-at-Home Ideas
  • How to Make Money From Home
  • Ways to Earn Extra Money
  • Business Tips and Strategies
  • Work & Life Balance, Time Management, Productivity
  • Marketing, PR, Social Media Marketing
  • Direct Sales
  • Home-Based Franchises
  • Work-at-Home Scams
  • Blogging
  • Career Tips

To be considered for guest blogging, please introduce yourself via email and submit 2-3 themes for a post. Please send your request to holly (at) theworkathomewoman (dot) com.

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Comments

  1. bloggettegirl says

    March 25, 2013 at 6:41 pm

    Hi, I’m a newbie blogger and I’d really love to contribute. I have written lots of articles about property, but am also a freelance writer in my spare time. I’d love love love to write for you! Could you let me know how I might make this a reality??
    thanks a million!!

  2. geekmom says

    February 28, 2013 at 8:11 pm

    Excellent! I also accept guest bloggers over at geekmom.net. If I run across anyone interested in guest blogging on other sites I will be sure to send them over. Thanks.

  3. meri torres says

    December 11, 2012 at 12:36 pm

    I have been blogging for almost a year about having a home-based business and how to market one. I also talk about the latest real home-based businesses. I also accept guest post about anything that has to do with working at home.

  4. Darin McCall says

    October 15, 2012 at 3:16 pm

    Hello! Browsing and found your website. Very informative! I am interested in having an opportunity to provide content as a guest blogger on your site. A little about me, I’m a 38 y/o male, father of two, and currently building my home business part time. I have recently discovered enjoyment in writing content and articles that in my opinion are different from the ‘run of the mill’ articles that seemed spun with keywords and such. I’ve really adapted an approach that simply tells a story and provides solutions to others issues via a Servant Leadership mentality. Basically, I want to build my business by just being myself and not trying to nail some fancy keyword. Relationship building is a huge factor I would like to continue to grow through various mediums. I would enjoy an opportunity to submit an original article and keep up with the content requirements outlined in the original post. Thank you so much for your consideration!

  5. Ellie says

    May 16, 2012 at 5:53 pm

    Hello,
    I’m not too sure if you are still looking for guest bloggers? If so I would be very interested in providing you with some content. I am a health professional with a health related website. Thanks Ellie

  6. Laurie@Gift Baskets for Women says

    March 30, 2012 at 10:05 am

    Hi,

    IF you are still accepting guest blog posts, I’d love to write one on self employment.

    Thanks!

  7. Vera Pell says

    July 11, 2011 at 6:38 pm

    I would love the chance to do some guest blogging for your site. I am a new entrepreneur with a blog, FB page, twitter, Tumblr site and a website. I have been working from home now for about 4 years as an Instructional Designer. Let me know if you might be interested. I can write on a lot of your identified topics:
    • Work at Home Issues
    • Self-Employment
    • How to Get More Clients & Bookings **
    • How to Make More Money **
    • Entrepreneur Concerns
    • Business Tips and Strategies
    • Work & Life Balance, Time Management **
    • Marketing **
    • Social Networking **
    • Work at Home Scams
    • Blogging **
    • Finding Your Niche
    • Resume Tips & How to Land a Job

    Thanks!

  11. Aimee says

    August 10, 2010 at 6:11 pm

    Hi Holly,

    Thank you for extending such a wonderful opportunity to bloggers on the Web!

    Would The Work at Home Woman by any chance be seeking guest blog content on financial aid (for themselves, or their children) as well as content on how to get out of debt and maintain a family budget? That’s my content niche, and I’d love to discuss it more with you.

    I will send you an email soon.

    Cheers,
    Aimee

  12. Erin Kreitz Shirey says

    June 28, 2010 at 5:59 pm

    Hi Holly,
    I was just reading over the blogger profiles to see if you had anyone addressing the Mom-work-fitness balance and was going to write you. Then …I saw your post on Twitter about needing guest bloggers! I have my own fitness business and do many workshops on the balance of health/fitness/mamahood in addition to blogging for The Power MOB, http://www.powerfitnesspdx.blogspot.com and http://www.powerofyoufitness.blogspot.com. I also owned a business and my old blog has many posts I can send you if you like.

    Let me know what other requirements you are looking for. I look forward to hearing from you.

    Cheers-

    Erin
    http://www.powerfitnesspdx.com

  15. Leona says

    March 25, 2010 at 2:36 pm

    Hello! I would love to participate, if you are still seeking guest bloggers! I have a little business in which I do both handmade jewelry and recycle vintage and yard sale cast-offs (furniture and home wares) by painting bold graphics on them, changing them from an unwanted piece to a conversation piece. My blog has some photos, but there is also a flickr link there, if you are interested. My little business is just getting started, but I’m raring to go!

    BIO:
    Leona, 43 yr old Mom of one 4-almost-5 yr old girl. I am a professional illustrator, and freelance out of my home. But to stay attached to some of my painting “roots”, I like to paint ad recycle items and paint kids’ rooms.

    I like stuff. I like making stuff, fixing stuff, painting stuff. And I’m always looking to create something new, or give something old a new twist. The first project was one salvaged and unsuspecting kitchen-type chair which received a couple coats of paint and a huge red dahlia painted on it. Which is why my shop is called “Very Happy Chair”.

    Follow along as I’m getting ready to morph this hobby into a craft business. Bumps and all.