WP Tech Support Technical Publication Standards
Please be advised that WP Tech Support is not currently accepting new guest post pitches, sponsored content, or link insertion requests.
Our editorial team is focusing on internal projects, and we have suspended our contributor program indefinitely. Any pitches sent to our editorial email will receive an automated response and will not be manually reviewed.
We do not have a waitlist or a scheduled date for reopening the program.
We are looking for verified industry specialists, developers, and security analysts who are passionate about sharing deep, solution-oriented knowledge with the global WordPress community. Writing for us is a great way to build your professional reputation and showcase your technical skills.
1. Core Content Requirements
(What to Write)
Your content must focus on providing definitive solutions for complex, technical challenges.
- Topics: Must align with our core expertise: WordPress Security, Performance Optimization, Technical SEO, Complex Custom Code Fixes, and Database Troubleshooting.
- Depth: Provide definitive, solution-oriented content that fully answers a complex technical query (e.g., advanced PHP optimization or deep conflict resolution). We prioritize unique insights over generic length.
- Originality: Content must be 100% original and unique. We do not accept AI-generated, spun, or heavily syndicated content.
- Experience: Contributors must be established developers, security analysts, or performance engineers with a minimum of 3 years of verifiable experience in the article’s technical domain.
2. Quality & Formatting Standards
(How to Write)
Our standards ensure the content is trustworthy, readable, and compliant with best practices.
- Accuracy: The content must be technically accurate, well-researched, and verified.
- Readability: Use clear, grammar-proof English. Structure the article with H2s, H3s, bullet points, and short paragraphs to ensure scannability.
- Linking (EAT)Mandatory: Include both internal links (to relevant WP Tech Support services/blogs) and external links (to authoritative, trustworthy sources like WordPress.org, reputable studies, etc.).
- Links Policy: All commercial, sponsored, or affiliate links must use the
rel='sponsored'attribute. Do not link to competitors or unsecured (HTTP) sites. - Visuals: All images/screenshots must be high-resolution (e.g., 1200px wide) and include descriptive Alt-Text for accessibility.
- Code: All code snippets must adhere to WordPress Coding Standards where applicable and be placed in clear code blocks
3. Submission & Credibility Checklist
To be considered for publication, you must verify your identity and accept responsibility for your content.
- Bio & Title: Provide your full legal name and your professional title (e.g., Senior Security Engineer).
- Verification: Include links to verifiable professional profiles (LinkedIn, verified company profile, GitHub, or Stack Overflow).
- Accountability: The author takes full responsibility for the technical accuracy and operational impact of the code/instructions provided.
- Final Content: The article must be ready for publication (no drafts).
4. Submission Process & Non-Negotiable Rejection Criteria
Please be advised that WP Tech Support is not currently accepting new guest post pitches, sponsored content, or link insertion requests.
Our editorial team is focusing on internal projects, and we have suspended our contributor program indefinitely. Any pitches sent to our editorial email will receive an automated response and will not be manually reviewed.
We do not have a waitlist or a scheduled date for reopening the program.
How to Submit
If your article meets all the guidelines above, please contact us by email.
Please note: Submissions sent via general inquiry forms on our website will not be processed.
Rejection Policy
All submissions undergo a strict 3-Stage Audit (Technical Vetting, Plagiarism/AI Check, Final Editorial Review).
Your submission will be immediately rejected and permanently blacklisted if the content:
- Is detected as AI-generated, plagiarized, or syndicated without substantial new analysis.
- Is deemed a link-building scheme or a heavily biased marketing piece.
- Violates the Accountability or Mandatory Bio Requirements (no verifiable identity).
- Contains unsecured external links (HTTP) or links to direct competitors.