Guest posting on Green and Prosperous

Thank you for contacting us about guest posting on the Green and Prosperous blog. We also offer banner and native advertising packages, which you can find out more about here. Please read the guidelines below before submitting your post or contacting us at kellyp@greenandprosperous.com

PLEASE NOTE** We publish guest posts three times a week, on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Don’t ask if we can publish your guest post right away - the answer will always be no. We will schedule your article for publication only after it has been received and approved and as our calendar permits.

We get A LOT of requests for guest posts, so please be patient if it takes us up to a week to get back to you. None of us is doing this full time (we have other jobs and families), so we just can’t spend hours every day answering emails.

General Guidelines

We are interested in guest posts from

  • Green non-profits

  • Businesses that have gone green or are in the process

  • Green living/Healthy lifestyles/Sustainability advocates

  • Writers and bloggers who have written about green/healthy living, toxic chemicals, organic and/or small-scale farming, green business, renewable energy, climate change, CBD and related topics

  • If you want us to (re) publish your infographic, you need to write an original 500-word introduction to go along with the image. Please don’t forget to send the embed code for your infographic.

  • If your primary purpose is to get backlinks, please contact us directly about advertising. If your primary purpose is to get more publicity for your business or brand, please email us about sponsored posts.

Post Guidelines

  • Blog posts must be between 1000 and 2000 words.

  • Content of blog post must be in line with the interests and orientation of Green and Prosperous (i.e., green living, healthy lifestyles, sustainability in business, environmental issues, renewable energy, and gardening and agriculture).

  • We appreciate writing that is original and engaging and topics that are timely. Content should add value to the topic being discussed. Blog posts should not just repeat basic information that has already been shared online many times but should offer new information and insights into the chosen topic.

  • We are especially interested in new material about regenerative farming, green home improvements (especially low or no VOC paints), off-grid living, growing native plants, supporting native pollinator populations, natural pest control, avoiding toxic chemicals, supporting mental health (especially in children), celebrating the holidays in eco-friendly ways, and cold-season gardening.

  • We do not accept posts about vaping, gambling, casinos, adult content or offensive material. We no longer accept posts on ketamine or kratom. We will also not publish any posts containing links to any of the above subjects.

  • Content must be original and non-spun. We will verify that your content meets these 2 criteria. Content should not be 100% written by generative AI (GAI).

  • Your content should not be keyword-stuffed.

  • Your information should be supported by hyperlinks and/or footnotes. Use reputable, high value sources and avoid using spammy websites or Wikipedia as a source of factual information.

  • You can include up to 5 links within the body of your post, in addition to 1 in your author bio at the end of the blog post. All links are do-follow and permanent. Feel free to include a hyperlink to a page or blog post on the Green & Prosperous website in the body of your post (we appreciate that!).

  • Posts should be grammatically correct, with good punctuation and style. We reserve the right to make minor editing changes and corrections. If your post requires substantial revisions we will return it to you and ask you to revise.

  • You can provide your own images or let us do that. If you supply your own images, they should be high quality and copyright-free. Please provide the photo credit information (a URL is ok), even if it is “no attribution required.”

  • Use subheadings to break up your content. We reserve the right to choose formats.

  • Please include a 1-2 sentence author bio with your submission. You may include an additional link in your bio, as noted above.