Technology Write for Us
Digital Soules publishes technology guest posts from people who run systems, not people who read about them. Cloud, cybersecurity, managed IT, SaaS, DevOps and the software decisions technical teams have to defend.
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Who we publish
This page is for engineers, IT leads and technical founders. We turn down general writers pitching technology topics.
IT managers and directors
You keep systems running and can write about what broke and why.
Security practitioners
You handle real incidents and can share the lessons responsibly.
Cloud and DevOps engineers
You build and maintain infrastructure people depend on.
Technical founders and CTOs
You made the architecture calls and lived with the consequences.
Technology topics we accept
Each heading below is a subject we are actively commissioning. Pick one and narrow it to a single problem you solved.
Cloud Computing Write for Us
Migrations, cost optimisation, multi-cloud decisions, and the bill that surprised you.
Cybersecurity Write for Us
Threat detection, incident response, zero trust rollouts and security awareness that changed behaviour.
Managed IT Services Write for Us
Service desk operations, SLA design, client onboarding and the runbooks that saved you.
SaaS Write for Us
Multi-tenancy, uptime engineering, pricing infrastructure and scaling past the first thousand customers.
DevOps and Infrastructure Write for Us
CI/CD pipelines, observability, infrastructure as code and incident postmortems.
Data Engineering Write for Us
Pipelines, warehouses, data quality and the modelling decisions you would redo.
Artificial Intelligence Write for Us
Real deployments, not predictions. Evaluation, cost, guardrails and what you shipped.
Software Development Write for Us
Architecture decisions, technical debt, code review culture and shipping under constraint.
IT Support Write for Us
Helpdesk metrics that matter, ticket deflection, documentation and supporting non-technical users.
Networking Write for Us
SD-WAN, VPN at scale, segmentation and the outage that taught you something.
Compliance and Data Protection Write for Us
GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and audits from the inside.
Technology Case Studies Write for Us
Start state, what you changed, what happened, what you would do differently.
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What makes a technology guest post get accepted
Three things decide it. The rest is editing.
Systems you ran
A migration, an incident, a build. Configuration details, architecture diagrams and honest constraints.
One problem, solved fully
“Migrating 400 users without downtime” works. “What is cloud computing” does not.
Responsible disclosure
Security content must not expose live vulnerabilities or client identities. Write it after it is fixed.
What we turn down
- Vendor product announcements and release notes
- Unedited AI drafts with no first-hand input
- Prediction pieces with no implementation behind them
- Tool listicles where your own tool happens to win
- Anything exposing live vulnerabilities or client data
- Casino, adult, payday loan, crypto trading and pharma
Technology guest post guidelines
These are the contribution guidelines for this category. The parent Write for Us page covers the rules shared across every category.
Length
1,200 to 2,000 words. Go longer only when the subject earns it. Padding gets cut in the edit.
Originality
Unpublished and exclusive to us. Every draft goes through a plagiarism and duplicate content check before review.
Evidence
Screenshots, dashboards or figures from work you did. Blur client names if you need to.
Sources
Cite the primary source, never a blog quoting a blog. Any statistic needs a link to where the number came from.
Images
Your own screenshots, diagrams or charts, 1200px wide or more. Credit anything you did not make. No stock photography.
AI use
Draft with AI if it helps. The examples, opinions and final edit must be yours. Unedited output is rejected on sight.
Author bio
Forty words, a real name, a headshot at 400px square and one profile link. No pen names, no ghost-written submissions.
Editorial control
We edit for clarity and house style and may change the headline. You see the final version before it goes live.
Editorial links and link placement
What you get on a published article, and what our editors will not run.
What you get
- One do-follow editorial link in your author bio
- A permanent author profile page with your headshot
- In-content link placement where it serves the reader
- A link to your own study, tool or original data
- Anchor text chosen by the editor so it reads naturally
What we do not run
- Exact-match anchor text demanded by the author
- Affiliate links and tracking parameters
- Casino, adult, payday loan, crypto trading and pharma
- Link placement with no editorial reason behind it
- More than one link to the same destination
How to submit a technology guest post
Get in touch
Contact us with two or three headline ideas, the angle and what you can show.
Editorial review
We reply in three to five working days with a yes, a no, or a sharper angle.
Outline agreed
We confirm the structure and the search intent you are writing for before you start.
Draft and edits
Two weeks is the usual window, then one round of edits in the doc.
Publish and promote
We schedule it, send the live link and share it through our channels.
Technology article ideas we would publish today
Real examples of the angle and specificity we look for. Use them as a guide, not a list to copy.
Cloud
- Migrating a mid-size company without downtime
- The cloud bill that doubled and how we fixed it
- Why we moved one workload back on premise
Security
- The phishing simulation that changed our culture
- Rolling out MFA to people who did not want it
- Our incident response runbook, in full
Managed IT
- Onboarding a 200 seat client in two weeks
- SLA design that we could actually meet
- Ticket deflection through better documentation
DevOps
- Cutting deploy time from 40 minutes to four
- Observability on a budget
- A postmortem we published internally and why
Data and AI
- The data quality problem nobody owned
- Evaluating an LLM feature before shipping it
- Our warehouse cost after one year
Compliance
- SOC 2 as a ten person company
- GDPR in practice, not in theory
- What an ISO 27001 auditor actually asked
Technology write for us searches this page answers
People arrive here from a lot of different wordings. If you searched any of these, you are in the right place.
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Technology write for us: questions we get asked
How do I submit a technology guest post?
Contact us with two or three headline ideas and what you can show. An editor replies with the contribution details and the next steps.
Do you offer paid guest post placement?
Get in touch and we will send the current options for guest posting with us, along with editorial timelines and how link placement works.
Do I get an editorial link?
Yes. One do-follow editorial link in the author bio, plus a permanent author profile page. In-content links are placed where they serve the reader.
Can I choose my anchor text?
No. The editor sets anchor text so it reads naturally in context. Exact-match anchor demands are the fastest way to a rejection.
How long should a technology guest post be?
1,200 to 2,000 words. Depth matters more than length, and padding gets cut in the edit.
Do you accept AI-written content?
Draft with AI if it helps you. The examples, opinions and final edit must be yours. Unedited AI output is rejected.
How long until my article goes live?
Usually two to three weeks from an accepted draft, depending on what is already in the schedule.
Can I republish it on my own blog?
After 30 days, with a canonical link back to the version published here.
Can I pitch more than one topic?
Yes. Send up to three ideas in one message and we will come back on the strongest one.
Can I write about a security incident we handled?
Yes, once it is resolved and the client agrees. Remove anything that identifies them or exposes a live weakness.
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Get in touch about a technology guest post
Tell us your topic. An editor comes back within three to five working days with the contribution details, editorial timelines and how link placement works on a published article.