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Thank you for your interest in contributing to Googlil.

Googlil is an independent digital publication covering artificial intelligence, SEO, WordPress, technology, digital marketing, blogging, software, online publishing, reviews, tutorials and other practical digital topics.

We may consider high-quality articles, expert contributions, tutorials, research-based content, product insights and other material that provides genuine value to our readers.

However, submitting an article does not guarantee publication.

All submissions are subject to editorial review and may be accepted, rejected, edited, updated or returned for revision at Googlil’s discretion.

Before sending a proposal or article, please read these guidelines carefully.

For information about our publication and editorial approach, review About Googlil and our Editorial Policy.

1. Topics We May Accept

We are primarily interested in content relevant to Googlil’s audience.

Suitable topics may include:

Artificial Intelligence

Potential AI topics include:

AI tools
Generative AI
Prompt engineering
AI productivity
AI automation
AI for businesses
AI for content creators
AI workflows
AI research
AI limitations
Responsible AI use
New AI platforms
Practical AI tutorials

SEO

SEO-related contributions may cover:

Keyword research
Search intent
On-page SEO
Technical SEO
Internal linking
Website architecture
Crawling
Indexing
Google Search Console
XML sitemaps
Content optimisation
SEO audits
Local SEO
Link-building principles
Search visibility
Content updates

SEO articles should avoid unrealistic guarantees.

Claims such as “guaranteed number-one ranking” or “instant Google ranking” are generally not suitable for Googlil.

WordPress

WordPress topics may include:

WordPress setup
Themes
Plugins
Website maintenance
Performance
Security basics
Backups
Troubleshooting
WooCommerce
WordPress SEO
Website migration
Hosting
DNS
Search Console
Website structure
Useful WordPress workflows

Technical tutorials should be clear, practical and reasonably safe for readers to follow.

Technology

Technology submissions may cover:

Software
Apps
Browsers
Digital platforms
Cloud tools
Productivity software
Technology trends
Online services
Privacy
Security basics
Emerging technology

Digital Marketing

Relevant topics may include:

Content marketing
Email marketing
Social media
Advertising
Online branding
Conversion optimisation
Audience development
Marketing strategy
Analytics
Lead generation
Digital growth

Blogging & Online Publishing

We may consider content about:

Starting a blog
Blog management
Content planning
Content calendars
Article research
Website monetisation
Blogging tools
Editorial workflows
Content updates
Website growth
Online publishing

Software, Tools & Reviews

We may consider useful reviews and comparisons involving:

AI tools
WordPress plugins
WordPress themes
Hosting services
SEO tools
Marketing software
Productivity tools
Online platforms
Technology products

Reviews should not pretend that a product was personally tested if it was not.

2. Topics We Generally Do Not Want

Googlil may reject content that is irrelevant, unsafe, deceptive, illegal or inconsistent with our editorial direction.

Examples may include:

Gambling
Illegal drugs
Pirated software
Malware
Hacking intended to harm others
Stolen accounts
Counterfeit products
Explicit adult content
Fraud schemes
Deceptive financial schemes
Fake reviews
Plagiarised material
Mass-generated spam content
Articles created only to insert links
Content that misrepresents another business
Clearly misleading claims
Unrelated promotional material

Acceptance decisions remain at Googlil’s discretion.

3. Content Should Provide Real Value

We are not interested in articles whose only purpose is obtaining a backlink.

A useful submission should ideally:

Solve a real problem
Answer a clear question
Explain something properly
Provide practical guidance
Add useful examples
Be logically structured
Avoid unnecessary repetition
Provide appropriate context
Be relevant to Googlil readers

An article should still be worth publishing even if all promotional links were removed from it.

4. Original Content

Submissions should be original.

Do not submit an article that:

Has already been published elsewhere
Has been copied from another website
Is a lightly rewritten version of another article
Contains stolen images
Reproduces another writer’s work without permission
Uses automated paraphrasing to hide plagiarism

By submitting content, you should have the necessary authority and rights to provide that material to Googlil.

5. Artificial Intelligence Is Allowed

Googlil itself openly uses artificial intelligence as part of its publishing workflow.

Therefore, we do not automatically reject an article simply because AI tools were used.

AI may be used by contributors for:

Research organisation
Brainstorming
Outlining
Drafting
Editing
Grammar
Formatting
Content improvement

However, AI use does not remove the contributor’s responsibility for the submission.

6. Raw AI Content May Be Rejected

Simply generating an article with an AI tool and submitting the first output may not meet our standards.

AI-assisted submissions should still be reviewed for:

Accuracy
Relevance
Originality
Clarity
Repetition
Fabricated facts
Incorrect sources
Outdated information
Unsupported claims
Reader usefulness

Googlil may substantially edit or reject low-quality automated content.

For more information about how Googlil handles AI-assisted publishing, read our Editorial Policy.

7. Contributors Are Responsible for AI Output

If you use artificial intelligence to prepare a submission, you remain responsible for checking the content before sending it.

Do not knowingly submit:

Invented statistics
Fabricated quotations
Fake experts
Non-existent studies
Fake case studies
False personal experiences
Incorrect product information
Fabricated references

AI-generated text should not be treated as automatically factual.

8. Suggested Article Length

There is no single required word count for every article.

As a general guideline, many detailed contributions may fall within approximately:

1,000–2,500 words

However, quality is more important than reaching a specific number.

A useful 1,200-word article may be better than a repetitive 3,000-word article.

More detailed guides may be longer where the topic genuinely requires additional explanation.

9. Article Structure

Submissions should be easy to read.

A useful structure may include:

Clear title
Short introduction
Logical H2 sections
H3 subsections where necessary
Short paragraphs
Lists where useful
Examples
Practical recommendations
Conclusion where appropriate

Avoid creating dozens of unnecessary headings simply to make an article appear longer.

10. Writing Style

Googlil prefers writing that is:

Clear
Professional
Practical
Easy to understand
Direct
Informative
Reader-focused

Avoid unnecessary jargon.

If a technical term is necessary, explain it where the target reader may not understand it.

11. Accuracy

Contributors should make reasonable efforts to ensure factual information is accurate.

This is especially important for:

Technical instructions
Software features
Pricing
Statistics
Platform policies
Legal claims
SEO claims
Product specifications
Security information

If information changes frequently, consider citing or linking to an appropriate current source.

12. Sources and References

Where appropriate, preference should be given to credible sources.

Useful sources may include:

Official documentation
Primary research
Government resources
Product documentation
Established organisations
Reliable publications

Do not fabricate references.

A source should support the claim for which it is being cited.

13. Personal Experience Claims

Do not write:

“I tested this product for six months…”

unless you actually did.

Do not claim:

Personal purchases you never made
Experiments you never performed
Clients you never worked with
Revenue you never generated
Interviews that never occurred
Tests that were never conducted

Research-based information is acceptable, but it should not be misrepresented as personal experience.

14. Screenshots

Technical tutorials may include original screenshots where useful.

Screenshots should:

Be relevant
Be reasonably current
Avoid unnecessarily exposing personal data
Avoid revealing passwords or private credentials
Be legally appropriate to publish

Where possible, crop or redact sensitive account information before submission.

15. Images

You should only submit images that you have the right to provide.

Images may include:

Original graphics
Original screenshots
Properly licensed stock images
AI-generated visuals
Brand assets used appropriately

Do not submit images simply copied from another publisher without permission or another valid basis.

16. AI-Generated Images

AI-generated images may be accepted where appropriate.

However, contributors should not deliberately use AI visuals to falsely represent:

A real event
A product test
A person
A result
Evidence

in a way that materially misleads readers.

17. Links in Guest Articles

Relevant external links may be permitted where they genuinely help the reader.

Suitable links may include:

Official documentation
Primary sources
Research
Supporting information
Useful tools
Legitimate company resources

Links should naturally support the content.

18. Promotional Links

Promotional links are reviewed more carefully.

Googlil reserves the right to:

Remove a promotional link
Replace a link
Change anchor text
Add an appropriate link attribute
Reject a link
Remove an outdated link
Remove a link after publication where reasonably necessary

A contributor cannot assume that every requested link will be published exactly as submitted.

19. No Guaranteed Dofollow Links

Submission or payment does not automatically guarantee a dofollow link.

Googlil maintains editorial control over link treatment.

Depending on the nature of a link and applicable editorial or search-engine considerations, a link may use attributes such as:

nofollow
sponsored
another appropriate technical treatment

where considered necessary.

20. No Guaranteed Permanent Backlinks

Publication does not create an unconditional right to a permanent backlink.

Links may later be:

Updated
Changed
Removed
Replaced

because of:

Broken destinations
Changed websites
Security concerns
Spam
Editorial changes
Legal concerns
Content updates
Changed commercial relationships

21. Paid Guest Posts

Googlil may consider certain commercial or sponsored content opportunities.

However, payment does not automatically guarantee:

Publication
A dofollow backlink
A specific anchor text
Permanent placement
A positive opinion
A specific ranking outcome

Commercial content must still meet relevant quality and disclosure requirements.

22. Sponsored Links

Where a link exists because of compensation, sponsorship or another material commercial arrangement, Googlil may apply an appropriate disclosure or link treatment.

Contributors and advertisers should disclose commercial intent before publication.

Attempts to hide paid relationships may result in rejection or removal.

23. Anchor Text

Requested anchor text may be reviewed.

Googlil may reject or modify anchor text that appears:

Unnatural
Misleading
Over-optimised
Unrelated
Excessively promotional
Spam-oriented

Brand names, natural descriptions and contextually relevant wording are generally preferable to forced keyword-heavy anchors.

24. Link Relevance

Links should be relevant to the surrounding article.

For example, an article about WordPress performance should not contain an unrelated promotional link to a gambling website.

Irrelevant or suspicious links may be removed.

25. Linking to Low-Quality Websites

Googlil may reject links to websites involving:

Malware
Fraud
Deceptive practices
Pirated content
Illegal products
Clearly unsafe downloads
Link networks
Manipulative spam
Content unrelated to the article

We may also remove a previously acceptable link if the destination materially changes later.

26. SEO and Link-Building Requests

Googlil recognises that some contributors may contact us as part of SEO outreach.

However, Googlil should not be treated merely as a platform for manipulating search-engine rankings.

We reserve the right to reject submissions where the primary value appears to be an artificial link placement rather than useful editorial content.

27. Search Rankings Are Not Guaranteed

Publication on Googlil does not guarantee:

Higher search rankings
Increased Domain Rating
Increased Domain Authority
Faster indexing
Increased traffic
Leads
Sales
Revenue

Third-party SEO metrics and search-engine rankings are outside Googlil’s direct control.

28. Editing Rights

By submitting an article for consideration, you acknowledge that Googlil may propose or make reasonable editorial changes.

Editing may include:

Correcting grammar
Improving readability
Changing headings
Reorganising sections
Removing repetition
Adding internal links
Removing inappropriate links
Correcting factual errors
Updating formatting
Shortening promotional sections
Improving titles and metadata

Major changes may be discussed with contributors where appropriate, but Googlil retains final editorial discretion over material published on its website.

29. Internal Links

Googlil may add internal links to relevant pages including:

About Googlil
Editorial Policy
Existing tutorials
Related reviews
Relevant category pages
Other useful Googlil articles

Internal linking helps readers discover related information.

30. Author Bio

Accepted guest contributors may be asked to provide a short author bio.

A contributor bio may include:

Full name
Professional role
Relevant experience
Company
Website
Professional social profile

Author information should be truthful.

Do not submit fabricated qualifications, experience or professional titles.

31. Author Photo

An author photo may be accepted where appropriate.

If you provide an image, you confirm that you have permission to allow Googlil to publish it as part of the contributor profile or article.

32. Contributor Identity

Googlil may request reasonable information about a contributor when needed for:

Editorial transparency
Rights verification
Sponsorship disclosure
Business communication
Preventing abuse

Pseudonyms may be considered depending on the circumstances, but intentionally misleading author identities may be rejected.

33. Commercial Relationships

Contributors should disclose relevant relationships with products or companies mentioned in their content.

Examples include:

Employment
Ownership
Affiliate relationships
Sponsorship
Paid promotion
Agency representation
Free products
Business partnerships

Transparency helps readers understand potential conflicts of interest.

34. Product Reviews from Companies

Companies may contact Googlil about product-review opportunities.

Sending us:

A free product
Software access
A trial account
A paid opportunity

does not guarantee a positive review.

Where a material relationship exists, an appropriate disclosure may be added.

35. Sponsored Content Labels

Where necessary, commercial content may carry labels or disclosures such as:

Sponsored

Advertisement

Paid Partnership

or another suitable disclosure.

The exact wording depends on the nature of the relationship.

36. Republishing After Googlil Publication

If Googlil accepts and publishes an original guest contribution, contributors should not immediately republish the complete identical article elsewhere without prior discussion.

If republication is permitted, appropriate canonicalisation, attribution or other arrangements may be considered where relevant.

37. Copyright Ownership and Permission

Before submitting content, ensure you have appropriate rights to:

Text
Images
Graphics
Screenshots
Charts
Data
Other submitted materials

Submitting material you do not have authority to publish may result in removal.

For copyright procedures, review our DMCA & Copyright Policy.

38. Plagiarism

Plagiarism is not acceptable.

If material is found to have been copied from another publisher, Googlil may:

Reject the submission
Remove published content
Refuse future submissions
Contact relevant parties where appropriate

Submitting AI-generated content does not excuse plagiarism.

39. Corrections After Publication

Published guest content may be updated if:

Facts become outdated
Products change
Links break
Readers identify errors
Policies change
Better information becomes available

Googlil may update content even after the original contributor is no longer actively involved.

40. Removal of Published Content

Googlil reserves the right to remove guest content where reasonably necessary.

Reasons may include:

Copyright problems
Legal concerns
Serious factual inaccuracies
Spam
Harmful links
Website restructuring
Outdated information
Deceptive commercial practices
Contributor misconduct
Security concerns

Publication should not be treated as an unconditional guarantee that a page will remain online forever.

41. Editorial Independence

The final decision regarding publication belongs to Googlil.

Advertisers, contributors, outreach agencies and sponsors cannot require Googlil to knowingly publish false or materially misleading claims.

Our broader publishing standards are available in our Editorial Policy.

42. Googlil Uses AI

Contributors should understand that Googlil may use AI tools while reviewing, editing or formatting submissions.

This could include AI assistance for:

Editing
Grammar
Summarisation
Content organisation
Formatting
Research preparation
Identifying areas requiring clarification

Submitting an article means you understand that reasonable editorial tools, including AI, may be used as part of our workflow.

43. No Fake Authority

We do not want contributors to create fabricated authority signals.

Do not invent:

Degrees
Certifications
Jobs
Businesses
Awards
Clients
Research
Testimonials
Professional history

Trust should be based on real information.

44. Important Google LLC Clarification

Googlil is an independent digital publication and is not Google LLC.

Googlil is not:

Owned by Google LLC
Operated by Google LLC
Controlled by Google LLC
Sponsored by Google LLC
Endorsed by Google LLC
An official Google website
Google customer support

Contributors must not write content that falsely suggests Googlil has an official relationship with Google LLC.

45. Google Product References

Articles may legitimately discuss:

Google Search
Google Search Console
Google Analytics
Google AdSense
YouTube
Android
Chrome
Other Google products

Such references should be accurate and used for appropriate editorial, educational, review or tutorial purposes.

Third-party trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.

46. Do Not Impersonate Google

Contributors must not submit material that falsely represents:

Googlil as Google
Googlil as official Google support
The contributor as a Google employee
The contributor as an authorised Google representative

unless the relevant relationship genuinely exists and can be accurately disclosed.

For additional clarification, read About Googlil and our Disclaimer.

47. Privacy

Contributor information may be processed for:

Reviewing submissions
Editorial communication
Publication
Business records
Copyright management
Partnership discussions

For more information about data handling, review our Privacy Policy.

48. No Confidential Information

Do not send:

Passwords
API secrets
Client credentials
Recovery codes
Private banking information
Sensitive personal data

unless a legitimate and secure process specifically requires it.

Normal guest-post submissions do not require your account passwords.

49. How to Pitch an Article

Before sending a complete article, you may send a brief proposal including:

Proposed Title:
Your suggested article title.

Topic:
What the article will cover.

Why It Fits Googlil:
A short explanation of why our readers may find it useful.

Author:
Your name and relevant background.

Company/Website:
Where applicable.

Commercial Relationship:
Clearly state whether the proposal is sponsored, paid, affiliate-related or purely editorial.

50. Submission Email

Guest-post and contributor proposals may be sent to:

contact@googlil.com

You may also use our Contact Us page.

Suggested email subject:

Guest Contribution Proposal — [Article Topic]

For editorial questions:

info@googlil.com

51. What to Include in Your Email

Please include:

Your full name
Article title or topic
Short article summary
Relevant experience
Website/company, if applicable
Whether the content uses AI
Whether the proposal is sponsored
Any requested links
Whether you have published the article elsewhere
Relevant writing samples, if available

Clear disclosure at the beginning can make the review process easier.

52. Response and Acceptance

Submitting a proposal does not guarantee a response or acceptance.

Googlil may receive multiple submissions and may choose not to publish material that:

Duplicates existing content
Does not fit the audience
Requires excessive editing
Primarily exists for link insertion
Does not meet quality standards

53. No Publication Guarantee

Even after discussion, publication is not final until the content is actually approved and published by Googlil.

Googlil may withdraw consideration if serious editorial, legal, copyright or quality issues emerge before publication.

54. Related Googlil Policies

Before submitting content, contributors should review:

55. Contact Googlil

For guest contributions, sponsorship proposals, partnerships or general publishing enquiries:

Googlil

Founder, Owner & Editor: Junaid Iqbal
Country of Operation: Pakistan

Guest Posts, Partnerships & Business:
contact@googlil.com

Editorial & Content Enquiries:
info@googlil.com

Googlil is an independent digital publication and is not affiliated with, owned by, operated by, sponsored by or endorsed by Google LLC.