Write for PushWiki
PushWiki.com is a collaborative platform. If you can explain something useful clearly and accurately, we’d like to hear from you.
What we’re looking for
Practical, people-first guides that answer a real question. Think “how do I…”, “what is…” and “is it worth…” — written from genuine knowledge or experience, not rewritten from other websites.
- Technology, AI tools and how-to guides
- Small business, freelancing and personal finance
- Health and wellness basics, backed by reputable sources
- Law, education, travel, digital marketing and lifestyle
Our standards
- Original and unpublished. Every submission must be your own work and not published anywhere else.
- Around 1,000–1,500 words, with a direct answer in the first paragraph and clear subheadings.
- Sourced. Link to official or primary sources for facts, figures and rules.
- Human-written. You may use tools to help you edit, but the ideas, examples and experience must be yours.
- No paid or sponsored links. We don’t sell links, and we remove promotional content.
- Plain English. Short sentences, active voice, and jargon explained.
How to pitch
- Search PushWiki to make sure we haven’t already covered your topic.
- Email williammarchand449@gmail.com with the subject line “Guest post pitch: [your topic]”.
- Include a working title, a three-to-five point outline, why you’re the right person to write it, and links to two writing samples.
- We reply to every pitch within about a week. If accepted, we’ll agree a deadline and edit your draft with you.
Published contributors receive a byline and a short author bio. We may edit submissions for clarity, accuracy, length and style, and we’ll always share significant changes before publishing.