How I Get More Guest Posts Approved

One of the businesses I run gets around 5-10 guest post requests a day, most of which are ignored because the writers all make the same mistakes.Having been on the receiving end of a lot of rubbish requests, we've managed to get really good at creating guest post request emails that get responses. So I wanted to share some useful findings -Don't use templates onlineEvery template basically says something along the lines of "I'm a regular reader, I love your content, I really liked X post, I'd like to contribute". We all know they're likely not regular readers, they just want to post because they want to have a backlink. Given that of the 5-10 emails I get per day 90% are in this format, I'd imagine everyone else is getting the same.Change it up. Be honest. Tell them you're a startup, you want some SEO gains. But you're willing to provide decent content to get that.Know their audienceIf you're pitching to a nutrition brand for example, don't try and sell them a post on dog leads. I don't sell anything relating to dogs, but have had several guest post requests for titles relating to dog leads.. Reach out to people who have audiences that will benefit from your knowledge, and your services. You can then offer content that will benefit their audience and will increase the likely hood of click-throughs to your own site.Be PatientSend a few really personalised emails, and produce content that is awesome and highly targeted, it's a slower approach to mass emailing but it'll likely get you better results.Listen to feedbackIn your initial outreach, ask if they're even up for guest posts. Don't just send over titles and articles off the bat. You're asking for permission to work with them in the first email. Once you have approval, then send them topic ideas, and let hem choose what they think will work best for their audience. It'll ensure they know the content is original, and especially for them. Not something you've churned out and sent to 100 other people.It's not all about DAToo often people get caught up on domain authority. Yes it is important, but that being said, if you're posting to a website that's super specific to your niche, you may actually get some leads from it. Less bounces from your site will do it the power of good. Compared with potentially posting in less relevant places and just having all users bounce off of it. If you can get good DA and be within your niche, amazing!I know finding places to guest post can be an absolute chore, and the road can be paved with rejection. I'd recommend checking out this mega guide for finding guest post content from Neil Patel - https://ift.tt/2KdQ5nr as well as checking out this newsletter here for guest post opportunities - https://ift.tt/3cz4ubU me know in the comments if you've had anything else work for you, or if you have any questions :).Hope this helps! see hubwealthy.com/wealthy