Pitches

Write for us

We take guest essays from people who have actually priced, drawn, approved or built the thing they want to write about. If your only credential is a content calendar, this is the wrong desk.

What we want

• Original work, written in Australian English, 1,200–2,000 words.
• A specific Australian job, code path, material, contract or precinct problem — not a generic “10 tips for a dream home”.
• A clear argument. The reader should know what to do differently on Monday.
• A home in one of our hubs: concept design, construction, materials, cities or practice.

What we reject

• Rewritten press releases, AI filler, or the same essay sent to twenty journals.
• Ranked listicles with no job evidence.
• Undisclosed paid placement, or any request to hide a commercial link.
• Attacks on named individuals, or legal advice dressed as reporting.

How to pitch

Send one page, not a finished draft, to support@worldwidebacklinks.com or through the contact form. Use the topic “Guest essay pitch”. Include:

1. Working title and the hub it belongs in.
2. The argument in four sentences.
3. Why you are the person to write it, with one relevant job.
4. Any conflict, client, product or paid link. Name it.
5. Whether images are yours, or Creative Commons / public domain with credits.

Links and disclosure

Guest essays may carry a byline and a single contextual link. If money, product or a client relationship sits behind a link, it is marked rel="sponsored" and disclosed on the page. That is not negotiable. Paid placement enquiries can be sent through Worldwide Backlinks. Read the editorial standards before you pitch.