Who We Welcome
We welcome guest contributions from:
- Real estate professionals, property developers, brokers and agents
- Investors, landlords, and property managers
- Experienced home-buyers or sellers sharing real experiences
- Writers and bloggers passionate about land, real estate, property investment, home buying/selling, property laws, financing, or market trends
If your article offers genuine value to our readers interested in real estate, property or land matters — feel free to reach out.
What We Accept: Topics & Content Types
We accept original, high-quality blog posts on topics such as (but not limited to):
- Real estate market trends (local, regional, global)
- Property buying and selling guides
- Land investment strategies
- Home financing, loans/mortgages, and financial advice for real estate buyers
- Property laws, regulations, legal advice or guidelines (especially relevant to Pakistan / South Asia context)
- Property management, maintenance, renovation or development tips
- Comparative analysis (e.g. land vs apartments, commercial vs residential land, investment vs rental)
- Neighborhood/area overviews — what to consider before buying land/property
- Home-buying or selling checklists, tips for first-time buyers, due diligence, inspection checklists
- Case studies, success stories, lessons learned from property buyers/investors
- Guides on documentation, transfer, registration, land laws, legal procedures, etc.
- Advice for property investors: how to evaluate property value, ROI, rental yields, market timing
You may submit long-form guides, opinion pieces, how-to tutorials, analytical articles, or practical advice posts.
Article Guidelines & Standards
To ensure consistency and quality, please follow these guidelines when submitting:
- Original Content Only — Your article must be unique, unpublished elsewhere and free from plagiarism.
- Length — Minimum 800 words. For deeper, more comprehensive articles, 1,500–2,000 words is ideal.
- Quality & Readability — Use clear, well-structured English. Write in an informative, friendly tone; avoid overly promotional or salesy language.
- Formatting — Use clear headings (H1, H2, H3), short paragraphs, bullet points or numbered lists where suitable to improve readability.
- SEO & Structure — Include a descriptive title, sub-headings, and if possible one or two contextual backlinks (e.g. to authoritative external sources or other relevant articles). Avoid keyword stuffing or unnatural links.
- Links & External References — If including links, make sure they’re relevant and add value. Avoid link-spam, overly promotional links, or linking to unrelated/spammy content.
- Images / Visuals (Optional but Recommended) — If you use images, diagrams or infographics — ensure they are properly licensed (or your own), relevant, and enhance the article’s value. Including visuals can improve readability and engagement.
- Accuracy & Original Research, if Applicable — Whenever possible include real examples, data, legal/regulatory references, or practical tips — especially important if you discuss laws, procedures, or investment finance. This improves credibility.
Submission Process
- Prepare your article as a google doc and share on email given below.
- Include a short author bio (2–4 sentences): who you are, your background (e.g. broker, investor, lawyer, property expert), and optionally a link to your website or social profile.
- Attach or link any images/graphics if used, or mention “no image” if none.
- Email your submission to our designated contact email (e.g. nazmanzoor663@gmail.com — adapt as per your site) with subject line: “Guest Post Submission — [Proposed Article Title]”
- After we receive your submission, our editorial team will review for compliance with guidelines, quality, originality, and relevance.
- If approved, we may do light editing (formatting, style or clarity) and schedule your post for publication.
- We aim to respond within 5–10 business days. If you don’t hear back in that timeframe, feel free to send a polite follow-up.
What We Don’t Accept
- Plagiarized, spun, or duplicate content (even if rewritten).
- Pure promotional/salesy content or advertorials disguised as articles.
- Articles with excessive or irrelevant links (spam, gambling, adult content, etc.).
- Content that is already published elsewhere (on another website, blog, or your own site).
- Poorly written content — with bad grammar, formatting, or readability issues