We review all pitches within 3–5 business days. If your topic is a strong fit, you’ll hear from us quickly. If we need clarification or have editorial suggestions, we’ll reach out before making a final decision.

Yes — we work regularly with Indian digital marketing agencies. However, all content must still meet our editorial quality standards regardless of who submits it. We don’t offer bulk link packages or discounted mass placements. Each post is reviewed individually.

Standard guest posts include one dofollow contextual backlink. A second link can be included in select cases (typically for brand mentions or source citations) at an additional fee. Links must be editorially justified — we don’t allow forced or out-of-context link placements.

No. We do not accept AI-generated content in any form — whether lightly edited, heavily rewritten, or AI-assisted drafts passed off as original. Our editorial team uses AI detection tools as part of review. Content must be substantively human-written, with genuine research and original perspective.

Sponsored posts are clearly disclosed as per Google’s guidelines and our editorial policy. Editorial guest posts by contributors are published with an author byline. We do not disguise paid posts as organic editorial — this protects both our readers and your brand’s credibility.

A minimum of 800 words is required for any guest post. For topics requiring depth — like Indian calendar systems, festival guides, or NRI lifestyle — we recommend 1,200–2,000 words. Longer, more researched posts generally perform better on our site and provide stronger backlink authority.

We cover Indian festivals, Hindu calendar dates, and cultural traditions from an informational and cultural perspective. We do not accept content that promotes or demeans any religion, sect, caste, or community. All cultural content must be respectful, balanced, and factually grounded. No exceptions.