Technology – Write for Us
We accept technology guest posts covering business technology, AI, automation, SaaS, cloud services, cybersecurity, digital transformation, web technology and emerging tools that help UK businesses work more effectively.
CONTRIBUTE TO OUR KNOWLEDGE HUB
Free Business Directory welcomes high-quality guest posts from business owners, professionals, consultants, writers and industry specialists who want to share useful knowledge with a UK audience.
If you are looking to submit a guest post in the UK, we welcome practical perspectives on business, technology, digital marketing, software, finance, property, construction, travel and food.
We publish informative, original articles that educate, explain, compare or provide genuine industry insight. An article should help readers, rather than exist primarily to promote a company or place a backlink.
Submissions go through an eligible active business listing and its authorised owner account. This page is a guide, not an anonymous submission form. If you do not yet manage a listing, add your business first and wait until it is approved and active.
Free Business Directory connects businesses, professionals and readers across the UK. Contributing useful editorial content gives you a place to share knowledge alongside the businesses and services in our directory.
A well-researched contribution can help you:
Choose a subject you understand well and make its relevance to UK readers clear. These topic areas guide editorial suitability; the categories available in the editor come from your business listing, not a separate open guest-post category list.
We accept technology guest posts covering business technology, AI, automation, SaaS, cloud services, cybersecurity, digital transformation, web technology and emerging tools that help UK businesses work more effectively.
We welcome practical articles on SEO, PPC, social media, content marketing, email marketing, local search, analytics, advertising, conversion optimisation and digital strategy.
Suitable topics include business software, CRM systems, SaaS, productivity tools, development, integrations, automation platforms and software trends relevant to businesses.
We publish articles on entrepreneurship, startups, management, leadership, operations, business growth, customer acquisition, productivity and practical advice for UK companies.
Relevant subjects include business finance, accounting, bookkeeping, cash flow, funding, fintech and financial management. Financial content must be factual, responsible and appropriately sourced; avoid unsupported financial claims.
We accept articles covering commercial property, property management, estate agencies, development, investment, property technology and services supporting the UK property market.
Topics may include construction, building services, trades, materials, property maintenance, building technology, health and safety and UK industry developments.
We welcome useful articles about travel businesses, hotels, tourism, hospitality management, customer experience, hospitality technology and UK travel trends.
Relevant subjects include restaurants, catering, food businesses, hospitality management, commercial food trends, food technology and customer experience.
We welcome people with genuine knowledge or experience in their field. You do not need to be a professional journalist, but your article should demonstrate real understanding of its subject.
Contributors may include business owners, founders, consultants, marketers, developers, accountants, finance professionals, property professionals, construction specialists, hospitality professionals, freelancers, industry experts and professional writers with relevant expertise.
Wherever you are based, the article must be relevant to a UK business audience. A writer or overseas contributor must still submit through an eligible business account they are authorised to manage. Welcoming expertise does not bypass listing eligibility, account checks or editorial review.
Write for the reader first. These are editorial guidelines, not a new word-count validation rule in the article editor.
We do not accept mass-produced, low-quality or primarily AI-generated articles. Submissions are subject to originality, quality and editorial review, and automated AI-content screening may be used alongside that review. As an internal publishing standard, articles showing more than a 10% indication of AI-generated content will not be published. AI may be used for limited research or proofreading assistance, but the final article must be genuinely written, structured and reviewed by a human author, with original insight and real value for readers.
An AI screening score is an editorial signal, not definitive proof of authorship. A low score does not guarantee approval or publication.
We do not accept articles primarily promoting any of the following:
Relevant outbound links may be included where they genuinely help the reader, support a factual claim or identify a useful source. Keep references proportionate and explain why the source matters.
Links remain subject to your current plan’s body-link limits and editorial review. We reserve discretion to edit, remove, qualify or decline links that are irrelevant, unsafe, excessively promotional or inconsistent with our policies. You may be asked to revise links before approval.
An article allowance is not a purchase of a backlink or search-engine ranking value. We do not promise that any submitted link will be retained, followed or given weight by a search engine.
Whether you want to explain a software workflow, share a digital marketing lesson, discuss business finance or offer practical property and construction advice, start with a question that UK readers genuinely need answered.
Travel, hospitality and food specialists can contribute the same way: use experience, evidence and clear examples to make the article useful. This is one contribution route for relevant subjects, not a collection of niche submission pages or a directory of places to buy links.
Read the guidelines, check the knowledge hub and identify a useful question your article will answer for a UK audience.
Use the existing email one-time-code sign-in flow. You do not need a password for an owner account.
You must be authorised to manage the listing. If you are adding a business, continue with the Free listing plan during registration. No payment is required.
Once the business is approved and active, open Articles in the dashboard and select your eligible business. Choose one of its available active categories, add your author name, title and introduction, and write in the existing editor. HTML and preview modes remain available.
Check your business’s current article allowance, review the content and rights confirmation, then use Submit for review. Awaiting-review and published articles count towards that business’s total allowance; unfinished drafts and rejected submissions do not.
Your article enters the awaiting-review state. An administrator may approve it or return it with feedback. Review times vary depending on submission volume and article complexity.
Only approved articles are published publicly. Your business, account and selected category must remain eligible. Submitting an article does not guarantee article approval.
Article allowances are totals per business, not monthly limits and not a standalone per-article purchase. Awaiting-review and published articles count towards the allowance.
An eligible active Free business can use its included allowance at no charge. Any applicable Free-plan conditions still apply. Every article is subject to editorial review.
The Free plan allowance is shown below. Your dashboard confirms your business’s own eligibility, allowance used and remaining places. If your listing eligibility changes, publication benefits may also change.
| Plan | Total article allowance |
|---|---|
| Free | Up to 3 articles |
See the Free listing plan · Sign in to check your business allowance
Every submission is subject to editorial review before public publication. We assess relevance, factual support, originality, useful substance, attribution, presentation and links.
Review may result in acceptance, a request for changes, formatting or minor language corrections, rejection of unsuitable material, or a request to remove links that do not meet our standards. Overly promotional or low-quality submissions may be declined.
Submission does not guarantee publication. We do not guarantee links, search rankings, indexing, traffic, leads or homepage placement. The existing Terms apply to listing services and moderation.
Yes. We accept useful technology articles covering AI, automation, SaaS, business software, cybersecurity, web technology and digital transformation, subject to our guidelines and the eligible-business submission process.
Yes. SEO, PPC, content marketing, social media, email marketing, analytics and related digital marketing topics are welcome when they provide genuine value to readers.
Yes. We accept articles about business software, SaaS, CRM systems, development, integrations, productivity tools and automation.
Yes, provided the article is relevant to a UK business audience and follows our editorial guidelines. You must still submit through an eligible active business listing and an account authorised to manage it; being based overseas does not remove those requirements.
We generally recommend at least 1,000 words, unless the subject clearly calls for a shorter article. Quality, relevance and depth matter more than an arbitrary word count. This is editorial guidance, not a new editor validation rule.
Relevant references to your expertise or organisation may be acceptable, but articles must not be written primarily as advertisements. Explain something useful rather than making unsupported promotional claims.
Relevant links may be included where they genuinely support the article, within your current plan’s limits. All links remain subject to editorial review and our policies; submission does not guarantee that a link will be published or retained.
Review times vary depending on submission volume and article complexity. Submitting an article does not guarantee publication or a review deadline.
Share useful knowledge with a growing UK business audience. Review the guidelines, prepare your article and send it for editorial consideration through your eligible business account.
No business listing yet? Add your business first. Articles become available through the existing dashboard once the listing is approved, active and eligible. Add your business