Guest Posting Question and Answer

Randy Rozek • March 17, 2010

The short answer is Yes, we do accept guest posts . We will publish a maximum of one guest post per week. Below are the details.

What kind of content do you accept?

Anything information that may be useful to a Wisconsin accident and injury victim is good content for a guest post. The information can be related to any type of accident, injury, insurance, and/or Wisconsin law. There is no minimum length for your post, but typically have about 400 words.

Guidelines

  • Your post must be original and have never been published before on the web
  • Your post should not be published anywhere else
  • You can include up to two links at the bottom of the post in your byline
  • You can’t use SEOd anchor text for your links

How do I submit my guest post?

If you have a post that meets the guidelines above, you can send it to us at info@rozeklaw.com. We try to respond within 48 hours, letting you know if we will be using the guest post. If we determine the post is not the right match for our blog, and therefore will not be using it, you are free to use it in your own blog or to propose it as a guest post to another website.

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