Do you want to see your writing on Financial Impulse? We’d love to publish other writers’ work!
Right now we’re looking for content about:
- Debt stories—firsthand accounts of how you’ve conquered any major debt, whether it’s student loans, credit card debt, mortgage, or something else.
- Unconventional or unique side hustles
- General personal finance topics—so long as they’re well-written and/or provide a new or interesting point of view
Preference is given to personal finance bloggers and writers. If you’re affiliated with a company, ask about sponsored content. Guest post outreach with the sole intent of link-building will be ignored.
Contributor Guidelines
To increase your chances of getting your work published on Financial Impulse, please review the following guidelines:
- Your work should be 100% original and not already be published elsewhere.
- We will not accept posts with overly promotional and commercial content.
- Word Count:
- There’s no hard rule for word count, but we prefer pieces that have a minimum of 1,250 words.
- In the end, we value quality over quantity. The strongest guest posts are clear, thorough, and satisfy user intent.
- Links:
- We encourage external links that are relevant to your content, like news articles or studies you’ve pulled statistics from.
- We do not link to overly promotional content, like irrelevant sales landing pages.
- Your post has a higher likelihood of getting published if it includes any relevant links to other posts on Financial Impulse.
- We will use our discretion regarding whether or not to remove links.
- We love writing that is clear and easy to read. Here are some of our favorite website copywriting practices:
- Use line breaks to split up long paragraphs.
- Avoid unnecessary filler words and writing “fluff.”
- Use subheadings (H2s, H3s, etc.) to structure your content.
- If relevant, use bullet points and/or numbered lists to make your text more readable.
- Before submitting, ask yourself:
- Did I proofread and use spell check?
- Where necessary, did I cite any research and data sources?
- Did I format my article for better readability? (e.g., bullet points, subheadings)
Submission
- Along with your article, please submit a brief author bio. This can be at the end of the draft or in the body of your submission email.
- Submit your complete draft as a Google Doc to hello@financialimpulse.com. (No need to pitch first.) We’ll try to get back to you as soon as possible—thanks for your patience in the meantime!
- A final note: We reserve the right to edit or refuse any submitted post, but will be less likely to do so if you follow the guidelines above.
