Contributor Guidelines

About UK Journal Blog

Are you new to our blog? Not to worry—here’s more information to assist you in understanding the types of topics we cover and who we cover them for.

UK Journal is run and managed by multiple intelligent minds that work day and night to draft high-quality and unique content. The platform aims to boost the knowledge of the audience through content that meets the highest standards of Google’s E-E-A-T: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.

UK Journal Audience

The UK Journal blog aims to inform readers on news, fashion, health, technology, and other topics in all their forms, from small-business owners to leading organisations. In general, we wish to offer you some form of stuff that you’ll find interesting.

Our Content:

We aim to make our content approachable and easy to understand while maintaining a high standard of accuracy and relevance. All published articles must align with Google’s E-E-A-T principles, ensuring that our readers are presented with credible, insightful, and well-researched material.

We provide actionable tips, expert guidance, and reliable information backed by credible sources. Our commitment is to content that adds real value to our readers’ lives.

What We Require in Your Post

  • Appropriate Length: 800-1000 Words 
  • Good Formatting: We prefer a good outline, strong Header tags, and a conclusion. Our writing tone is approachable yet proficient, so don’t be afraid to add some personality!
  • Targeted Keyword: We believe in publishing high-quality content, so we prefer content that is optimised around a high-volume keyword.
  • A brief bio: Just 1-3 sentences about who you are, what you do, and/or what you’re passionate about. Mention it at the end.
  • AI Content Check: Please create an AI content-free report using GPTZero.me and QuillBot.com before submitting your article. Make sure your contribution includes a screenshot of the report.

  • Images: Use at least one featured image (minimum 1200×800 px). Ensure it displays correctly before submission. No copyrighted material.

  • Links: Max 3 links per 500 words (1 external, 2 internal). No naked URLs. Embed links naturally within the content.

How to Approach Us

  • Fill out the author’s details to let us know what kinds of topics you’re interested in.
  • We don’t publish the “same old content”. Check to see if what you’re thinking of hasn’t already been covered on our blog.
  • We only accept unique, unpublished content, and the article ought to be insightful and relevant.
  • Please be aware that content created by AI won’t be published. Any such content may be rejected by the publishers at their discretion.
  • The article needs to be clear, readable, and error-free.
  • A minimum of 800 to 1000 words should be used in the well-written, concise post.
  • For a smoother reading experience, embed links seamlessly within your text rather than tacking them onto the beginning or end of your article.
  • Avoid using naked URLs in your writing to keep it professional.
  • We do not accept sales pitches or self-promotional content. 
  • The content should aim for 100% uniqueness and be free of plagiarism and grammar mistakes.
  • Please refrain from using copyrighted images.
  • Articles not adhering to Google E-E-A-T guidelines or our editorial standards may be rejected without notice.
  • We take 2-4 business days to review your post submission after we get it.
  • Your content will be published if it adheres to our editorial standards and is in accordance with our content strategy.

Note: We don’t accept CASINO. GAMBLING, CBD, Adult or any Gray Niche content.

Content Ownership

You grant UK Journal an exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual, and worldwide license to use your content by posting it or contributing content (including blog comments). This license includes, without limitation, the rights to copy, distribute, transmit, publicly display, publicly perform, reproduce, edit, translate, reformat, and/or incorporate the content into a collective work.

You’ve Pitched; What Comes Next?

Response times after you’ve emailed your proposal will vary depending on the available content calendar, but we try to answer within 1-2 weeks. Please feel free to follow up if, after two weeks, you still haven’t heard back.