Write for Us at BiteInBytes.com

1. Length

• Minimum 1,500 words
  We prefer in-depth, well-researched articles that provide actionable insights. While 1,500 words is the minimum, feel free to go beyond if the topic requires deeper coverage.

👉 Why? Longer posts tend to be more valuable, rank better in search engines, and offer readers a more comprehensive learning experience.

2. Structure & Formatting

We want articles that are easy to read and engaging. Here’s how to format your post:

• Headings & Subheadings: Break your article into clear sections with H2 and H3 headings.

• Short Paragraphs: Keep paragraphs 2–4 sentences long for better readability.

• Bullet Points & Numbered Lists: Use them to highlight key takeaways or steps.

• Bold/Italic Text: Emphasize important points without overusing formatting.

👉 Example:
Instead of writing a long block of text, divide it into sections like Introduction, Why It Matters, Step-by-Step Guide, and Key Takeaways.

3. Images & Visuals

• You are encouraged to include relevant images, infographics, charts, or screenshots.

• Only submit visuals that you own or that are free-to-use under Creative Commons licensing.

• Make sure images are high-quality and add real value (not just decorative).

• Include proper attribution if the image requires credit.

👉 Why? Articles with visuals are more engaging, help readers understand complex ideas, and perform better online.

4. Links & References

• You may include 1 do-follow link to your own website (preferably relevant to the article topic).

• You may also include up to 2–3 additional links to authoritative sources that add value for the reader.

• No affiliate links, spammy websites, or irrelevant self-promotion.

• Internal linking to our existing content is encouraged if it fits naturally.

👉 Why? Links should enhance the article and not just serve SEO purposes. We prioritize the reader’s learning experience.

5. Tone & Style

• Write in a professional but friendly tone—conversational, clear, and approachable.

• Avoid unnecessary jargon. If you must use technical terms, explain them in simple words.

• Use examples, case studies, or analogies to make abstract ideas easier to understand.

• Focus on helping the reader rather than selling a product or service.

👉 Tip: Imagine you’re explaining the topic to a motivated beginner—knowledgeable, but still learning.

6. Submission Format

• Please submit your article as a Google Docs link (with editing or commenting access) or as a Word document (.docx).

• Make sure the formatting (headings, bullet points, images) is clear in the draft.

• If you are including images, attach them separately in a folder or link them inside the document.

7. Review & Editing Process

• • Once you submit your article, our editorial team will review it.

  • We may edit for clarity, grammar, SEO, and formatting before publishing.

  • If significant changes are needed, we’ll send it back for revisions.

  • Accepted articles will be scheduled for publication, and we’ll notify you when your post goes live.