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Digital Marketing Class India publishes practitioners — trainers, agency leads and in-house marketers who can teach something they have actually done. Here is exactly what we look for.

Submission guidelines

  • Original and unpublished — not on your own blog, not on Medium, not on LinkedIn.
  • 1,200–2,000 words, written for someone deciding where to learn or how to get better.
  • A clear H2/H3 structure, short paragraphs and a real conclusion.
  • Screenshots, dashboards or data you have permission to share.
  • A two-line author bio and a headshot, plus one link for the byline.
  • Indian context wherever it matters — fees in rupees, cities, local platforms.

Accepted topics

  • SEO — technical, local and content
  • Paid media: Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn
  • Analytics, GA4 and attribution
  • Content marketing and copywriting
  • Social media and community building
  • Email, CRM and marketing automation
  • Careers, salaries and hiring in digital marketing
  • Course reviews and learning paths

Quality bar

What gets published, and what gets declined

We publish

  • Campaign write-ups with real numbers, even when the numbers are unflattering.
  • Teardowns of a tool, a tactic or a syllabus, with a verdict.
  • Career guides grounded in Indian salaries and hiring practice.
  • Step-by-step tutorials a beginner can actually follow.
  • Honest comparisons — including “neither of these is right for you”.

We decline

  • Press releases, funding announcements and company news.
  • Thin listicles that restate the first page of Google.
  • Anything written to place a link, with the article as the excuse.
  • Casino, loan, crypto, adult or pharma links of any kind.
  • Unedited AI output, and articles already published elsewhere.

How it works

Four steps from pitch to published

  1. Pitch

    Send the headline and a short outline through the form below. A finished draft is welcome but not required.

  2. Reply

    We answer within five working days with a yes, a no, or a suggested angle that would make it a yes.

  3. Edit

    We edit for structure and clarity and send it back. Nothing goes live without your sign-off on the edit.

  4. Publish

    Your byline, your bio, your link. We share it, and you keep the right to reference it anywhere.

Send it in

Submit your guest article

Everything marked with a star is required. We read every submission ourselves.

Prefer email? digitaltechupdates@gmail.com

Questions before you write? Email digitaltechupdates@gmail.com.

Guest posting FAQ

Do you charge for guest posts?

No. We do not sell placements and we do not accept payment for editorial links. If a piece is useful to someone choosing where to learn, we publish it.

How long should the article be?

1,200 to 2,000 words is the sweet spot. Shorter is fine if the piece is genuinely tight; padding to hit a word count is not.

Can I include a link to my site?

One do-follow link in your author bio, and in-body links only where they are the best source for a claim. Affiliate links, tracking parameters and links to lead-gen landing pages are removed.

How long does review take?

We reply within five working days when a pitch is a fit. If you have not heard from us in two weeks, the answer is no and you are free to place the piece elsewhere.

Do you accept AI-generated drafts?

Not as-is. Use whatever tools you like to research and edit, but the argument, the examples and the judgement have to be yours — that is the only thing that makes the piece worth reading.

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