Write for Us: Hello, Digital Marketing

Digital marketing is always changing. New platforms, tools and ideas can reshape how businesses reach customers, build trust and grow online. At Intersites.co.uk, we welcome thoughtful contributions from people who want to share useful perspectives on the digital world.

If you have practical experience, original ideas or a fresh take on marketing, we’d love to hear from you. Say hello to digital marketing—and help readers make sense of what’s changing and what they can do next.

What We’re Looking For

We’re interested in clear, helpful articles that give readers something they can put into practice. Possible topics include:

• Search engine optimisation (SEO) and content strategy
• Social media marketing and community building
• Email marketing and customer retention
• Paid advertising and campaign planning
• Video, influencer and affiliate marketing
• Analytics, conversion optimisation and marketing technology
• Digital marketing for small businesses and growing brands
• Industry trends, lessons learned and campaign case studies

These are suggestions rather than limits. If your idea is relevant to digital marketing and offers genuine value to readers, we’re open to hearing about it.

How to Make Your Article Stand Out

The strongest contributions focus on the reader. Explain a challenge, offer a useful solution and support your advice with examples where possible. Practical guidance, original analysis and honest lessons from experience are more valuable than broad claims or sales-focused content.

Please make sure your article is:

• Original and written for Intersites.co.uk
• Accurate, clear and easy to follow
• Well structured with descriptive headings and concise paragraphs
• Written in British English
• Free from unnecessary jargon and promotional language

Submitting an Idea

Before writing a full article, send a short pitch outlining your proposed topic, the main points you plan to cover and why it would be useful to our readers. Include a brief introduction to your experience or expertise, along with links to relevant published work if available. Use the contact options on Intersites.co.uk to get in touch.

Please don’t send previously published articles or pitches that are primarily designed to promote a product or service. Any links included in a submission should be relevant and genuinely helpful to readers. Submission does not guarantee publication, and articles may be edited for clarity, accuracy, style and length.

Say Hello to Digital Marketing

Good digital marketing starts with sharing knowledge, testing ideas and learning from one another. If you have a useful perspective to contribute, we welcome your pitch. Let’s make the conversation practical, informed and valuable for everyone working in the digital space.

 

7 Essential Tips for Contributing to Hello Digital Marketing

1. Read Hello Digital Marketing’s contributor guidelines before pitching.
2. Choose a topic relevant to digital marketing readers.
3. Offer a fresh angle on a practical challenge.
4. Use clear headings and concise paragraphs.
5. Support claims with reliable sources or examples.
6. Write in British English and proofread carefully.
7. Include a brief author bio and relevant links.

Read Hello Digital Marketing’s contributor guidelines before pitching.

Before pitching an article, take time to read Hello Digital Marketing’s contributor guidelines. They explain the topics, format and submission requirements the publication is looking for, helping you shape a relevant, well-prepared pitch and avoid unnecessary delays.

Choose a topic relevant to digital marketing readers.

Choose a topic that matters to digital marketing readers and offers them clear value. Focus on a practical challenge, emerging trend or proven technique in areas such as SEO, content marketing, social media, email campaigns or analytics. A specific angle—supported by useful examples or actionable advice—will help your article stand out and give readers something they can apply to their own work.

Offer a fresh angle on a practical challenge.

Offer a fresh angle on a practical challenge by choosing a real digital marketing problem and exploring it from a perspective readers may not have considered. Share clear, actionable advice, explain why your approach works and use examples where helpful. Original insight makes an article more engaging—and gives readers something useful to take away.

Use clear headings and concise paragraphs.

Use clear headings and concise paragraphs to make your article easy to scan and understand. Descriptive headings help readers find the information they need, while shorter paragraphs keep your ideas focused—especially for people reading on a mobile or browsing between tasks.

Support claims with reliable sources or examples.

Support your claims with reliable sources or relevant examples to help readers understand why your advice matters. Link to reputable research, official guidance or useful industry data, and make sure the information is current and accurately represented. If you’re drawing on your own experience, include enough context—such as the audience, campaign or results—to make the example meaningful.

Write in British English and proofread carefully.

Write in British English and proofread your article carefully before submitting it. Check spelling, punctuation and grammar, and keep the tone clear and professional. A polished, consistent piece is easier to read and helps your ideas make the best impression.

Include a brief author bio and relevant links.

Include a brief author bio with your submission so readers can understand your background and expertise. You may also add links to relevant articles, professional profiles or projects that support your contribution. Keep your bio concise and ensure every link is useful, accurate and directly related to the topic.