Write for Nina
Your expertise, our readers.
Practical guest posts on SEO, AI search and content marketing, for people who do the work.
- Byline + bio link
- A real edit
- No fees
What we publish
Topics our readers care about
Our readers run marketing for small teams. They want steps they can use this week, backed by something you actually did or measured.
SEO that works for small sites
Keyword strategy, internal linking, technical fixes and what moves rankings when you don’t have a big budget.
AI search and visibility
How brands show up in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Claude, and what changes that.
Content marketing in practice
Blogging for e-commerce and B2B, content operations, measurement and turning posts into pipeline.
Guidelines
What makes a post a fit
We look for
- Original work, not published anywhere else (including your own site)
- First-hand experience: your data, tests, client results or screenshots
- 1,200 to 2,500 words, with the answer near the top
- Sources cited and linked for any stat you use
- Plain, direct writing aimed at busy marketers
We pass on
- Paid placements, link insertions or sponsored posts
- Content written mostly by AI without real expertise behind it
- Thin listicles or posts that mainly promote a product
- Gambling, adult or crypto topics
- Links to unrelated or low-quality sites
Links: one link to your site in your author bio. Links in the body are fine when they help the reader, and we may edit or remove any link.
How it works
From pitch to published
Pitch
Send a topic, a short outline and a couple of writing samples using the form below.
Review
Our team reads every pitch. If it’s a fit, we reply from press@trynina.co.
Write and edit
You send the draft as a Google Doc. We edit for clarity and may suggest changes.
Publish
Your post goes live on the Nina blog with your byline and bio. We’ll send you the link.
Submit a pitch
Tell us what you want to write
A good pitch has a specific angle, two or three bullet points on what the reader will learn, and why you’re the right person to write it.
Prefer email? Write to press@trynina.co.
FAQ
Questions writers ask
Do you pay for guest posts?
No. Guest posts are unpaid, and we don’t charge anyone to publish. You get a byline, an author bio with a link to your site, and an edit from our team.
Will I hear back if my pitch isn’t a fit?
We read every pitch, but we can’t always reply to the ones we pass on. If it’s a fit, you’ll hear from press@trynina.co.
Can I republish my post elsewhere?
Please don’t republish the full post. You’re welcome to share it, quote a short section and link back to it on Nina’s blog.
Can I use AI tools while writing?
Sure, for research or tidying up. The ideas, examples and results need to be yours, and we’ll pass on drafts that read as mostly machine written.
Can my agency pitch for a client?
Yes, as long as the named author is the real expert and the post follows the guidelines above.