If you can’t find any environmental blogs or sites that accept a guest post, it’s your lucky day because I’m happy to give you plenty of opportunities to write on my blog about sustainability and climate change solutions.

So, let’s talk about the importance of guest posting in SEO. Did you know that backlinks are the second most important Google ranking factor?

Well, you’ll get one once your guest post has been published on my website!

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While guest blogging is an effective method for improving your SEO, posting will also let you reap other benefits:

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• Fun, if you enjoy writing articles about sustainability

• Credit & publicity (send me a 50-word max bio to sell yourself)

• Exposure to my audience (you never know, one of my readers may give you a job or become your next customer!)

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However, before you get your creative juice flowing and submit your guest post, make sure to read through my dead simple guidelines.

- Preferred topics for a guest post

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1. climate technologies (e.g., smart home improvement, apps, etc.)

2. circular economy (e.g., zero waste, sustainable packaging, etc.)

3. sustainable construction & real estate

4. fast charging station for electric cars

5. best batteries for electric vehicles

6. sustainable food & agriculture

7. sustainable fashion & textiles

8. sustainable tourism & travel

9. eco-beauty & skin care

10. sustainable lifestyle

11. green energy

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Outside of the above categories, I’m open to discuss other topics as far as your post includes tips for enhancing sustainability.

- Length

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Around 1,000 words is a sweet spot between what google likes (see SEO below) and what readers can bear without dozing off.

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- SEO
 

• Figure out which keywords are relevant to your topic. Before starting to write your guest post, you should use a free SEO tool like Ubersuggest to find relevant and profitable (i.e., high search volume (SV) and low (<35) SEO difficulty (SD)).

• Incorporate your main keyword in your headline and subheadings. Weave other keywords in your text where it makes sense but please don’t stuff your post with keywords for the sake of it, otherwise you’ll upset mister Google.

• Your post should answer the FAQs related to your topic (see “People also ask” section on Google when searching for your keywords)

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- Tone of voice (TOV)

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If you listen to my podcast, you’ll know that humour is key for me, so make it as fun as you can. Also, please avoid jargon and make sure to explain difficult concepts. Just peek at some of my articles above to have an idea of my TOV.

Right, if you made it here, you’re a true eco-warrior. Now, you should be ready to pitch me an idea for seizing your guest blog opportunities!