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Guest articles on startups, business planning, small business and growth hacking.
IdeaBuddy Blog (Write for us) · Community · ideabuddy.com
Who can apply
The publisher doesn’t limit who can apply on its guidelines page.
Submission requirements
Confirmed · from the guidelines page
- 800-1,200 words, original, not published elsewhere
- Images must be yours or properly credited
- Apply via contact form on the Write for us page
Helpful suggestions · Woodander
Not the publisher’s rules — optional tips to strengthen your submission.
- Write a genuine how-to article; IdeaBuddy owns the article once published and can reject off-topic ones.
How to submit
- 1 Read the community’s rules on sharing projects.
- 2 Post in the place the rules name (often a weekly thread), once.
- 3 Stay around to answer questions — that’s what communities value.
- 4 Moderators decide what stays up; Woodander doesn’t track posts.
Costs & editorial independence
Submitting is free. Free consideration doesn’t guarantee publication. Contributors are not paid; no fee stated Woodander doesn’t take payment for this placement, doesn’t submit on your behalf, and has no influence on the editor’s decision. No paid sponsorship for this publication is listed in Woodander Market.
Verification & sources
- Submission guidelines ideabuddy.com/write-for-us/ Page read: name, what it asks for and what it charges. Page verified Checked 19 Oct 2026
Still uncertain: whether submissions are being reviewed right now. A reachable guidelines page shows the route exists; it doesn’t prove the editor is reviewing submissions right now.
Prepare your pitch
Outline to edit · not a ready-to-send email
Questions about this opportunity
How do I submit?
Use the official submission page linked on this page. You submit directly to the publication; Woodander doesn’t submit for you.
Is it free?
Submitting is free. Free consideration doesn’t guarantee publication.
Will I definitely be featured?
No. The editor chooses independently, and Woodander has no influence on the decision.
What does “Page verified” mean?
We loaded the guidelines page on the date shown and saw the information. It doesn’t mean the publication is accepting submissions right now — that’s the separate availability status.
The details look outdated. What can I do?
Use “Report outdated information”. No account is needed; a moderator rechecks the listing.
