Guest contributions
Write for Us — Finance & Business
BestStocks accepts finance and business guest posts from writers who research stocks, follow a sector closely, or explain markets clearly. If that's you, here's what we publish, the standard we hold pieces to, and how to pitch a guest article.
Use the subject line “Write for us”and include a one-paragraph outline plus a link to something you've written. We reply within a few business days.
Finance & business topics we publish
- Single-stock research — a thesis on one company, grounded in filings, earnings, or a specific catalyst.
- Sector deep-dives — what's changing across an industry and which names it touches.
- Market & macro analysis — rates, commodities, or a broad risk-on/off shift, tied back to concrete tickers.
- Educational explainers — how a metric, filing type, or market mechanism actually works.
Our editorial standard
BestStocks reads like an analyst's note, not a press release. To keep quality consistent, every guest post we publish follows the same house rules:
- Roughly 800–1,000 words, in a measured, analytical voice — no hype, no promotional language.
- Every claim is cited to a primary or established source, with inline references.
- Specific numbers and named entities over vague generalities.
- Educational and informational only — never buy/sell recommendations or investment advice.
- Original work only: not published elsewhere, and free of undisclosed conflicts of interest.
New to the format? See how BestStocks works and browse the research section for examples.
What contributors get
- A byline and a dedicated author page on BestStocks.
- A do-follow link to your site or profile in your author bio.
- Free to contribute — no publication or placement fee.
- Your work in front of an audience that follows 1,000 tracked companies for real, filtered signal.
- Editorial support to get the piece to our standard before it goes live.
How to submit a guest post
- Email [email protected] with the subject “Write for us”.
- Include a one-paragraph outline: the ticker(s), the angle, and the evidence you'll draw on.
- Add a link to a writing sample. A full draft is welcome but not required to pitch.
Write for us — frequently asked questions
What finance and business topics can I write about?
We publish single-stock research, sector deep-dives, market and macro analysis, and educational explainers — any finance or business topic that ties back to concrete companies and evidence. We don't run generic listicles, personal-finance filler, or promotional content.
How long should a guest post be?
Roughly 800–1,000 words, in a measured analyst-note voice — specific numbers and named entities over vague generalities, and no hype.
What are your editorial standards for contributors?
Every claim is cited to a primary or established source with inline references, the piece is original and not published anywhere else, and it stays educational — never buy/sell recommendations or investment advice. Undisclosed conflicts of interest aren't accepted.
What do contributors get?
A byline, a dedicated author page on BestStocks, and a do-follow link to your site or profile in your author bio. Your work goes in front of an audience that follows 1,000 tracked companies for filtered signal, and you get editorial support to bring the piece to our standard before it goes live.
Is there a fee to publish a guest post?
No. Contributing is free — we don't charge a publication or placement fee. Pieces are accepted on editorial merit against the standards above, not paid for in either direction.
Do you offer do-follow links?
Yes. Your author bio carries a do-follow link to your site or profile. Links inside the article itself are editorial citations — they point to the primary or established sources that support each claim.
How do I submit a guest post?
Email [email protected] with the subject “Write for us”, a one-paragraph outline (the ticker or topic, your angle, and the evidence you'll draw on), and a link to a writing sample. A full draft is welcome but not required to pitch. We reply within a few business days.