Write for the TutorialKart Blog

TutorialKart accepts guest-post proposals from writers who can provide clear, original, and technically accurate tutorials. Suitable submissions should help readers understand a technology, solve a practical problem, or apply a professional workflow.

Before writing the complete article, review the requirements below. Meeting the guidelines does not guarantee publication. Every submission is evaluated for relevance, accuracy, originality, and usefulness to TutorialKart readers.

Technology Topics Suitable for a TutorialKart Guest Post

A guest article should fit the educational and technical focus of the site. Appropriate formats include:

  • Step-by-step programming or software tutorials
  • Explanations of technical concepts supported by practical examples
  • Configuration, installation, troubleshooting, or migration guides
  • Comparisons that help readers choose between technical approaches
  • Professional lessons based on direct and verifiable experience
  • Examples that demonstrate how to complete a specific task with a technology

Topics should be narrow enough to explain properly in one article. A focused tutorial that solves a defined problem is generally more useful than a broad overview containing only brief descriptions.

TutorialKart Guest Post Content Requirements

  • Write at least 700 words: The article should cover its subject in sufficient detail. Add only material that helps the reader complete or understand the task.
  • Submit original work: The article must be written specifically for the TutorialKart audience. Do not submit copied, spun, lightly rewritten, or previously published content.
  • Use an accurate title: The title should clearly describe the problem, technology, or procedure covered by the article.
  • Organize the tutorial: Use descriptive headings, short paragraphs, numbered procedures, lists, tables, and examples where they improve comprehension.
  • Verify technical instructions: Test commands, code, menu paths, configuration values, and expected results before submitting them.
  • Identify version dependencies: State the relevant software, framework, operating-system, or API version when instructions may differ between releases.
  • Explain prerequisites: Tell readers what software, permissions, knowledge, accounts, or files they need before beginning.
  • Use clear language: Define uncommon terms and avoid unnecessary promotional claims, filler, and keyword repetition.

Code, Commands, Images, and Videos in Guest Tutorials

Include code, commands, screenshots, diagrams, images, or videos when they are necessary to explain the procedure. Each visual should support a specific step rather than serve as decoration.

  • Provide code and command examples as editable text, not only as screenshots.
  • State the programming language or command environment used by each example.
  • Remove passwords, API keys, access tokens, personal details, customer information, and internal system addresses.
  • Include the expected output when it helps readers confirm that a step worked.
  • Use screenshots that are readable and limited to the relevant interface area.
  • Supply meaningful captions or descriptions for images when the purpose is not immediately clear.
  • Submit only media that you created or are authorised to publish.
  • Provide the original source and licence details for any third-party material that permits republication.

TutorialKart Guest Post Link Policy

Links may be included when they provide useful context, identify an authoritative source, document a requirement, or help readers complete the tutorial. Every link must be relevant to the surrounding content.

Links added mainly for advertising, search-ranking manipulation, lead generation, or unrelated promotion may be edited or removed. Affiliate links, tracking links, misleading anchor text, and links to unsafe or low-quality resources should not be included. Disclose any personal, employment, sponsorship, or commercial relationship connected to a referenced product or service.

Originality, Attribution, and Publication Rights

TutorialKart respects the work of authors and publishers. Quotations, data, definitions, research findings, and other third-party material must be attributed to their original sources. Do not reproduce substantial portions of another article, documentation page, book, course, or video.

If copied or unauthorised content is identified, the submission may be rejected or a published article may be removed. By submitting an article to TutorialKart, you confirm that you have the authority to submit all included text and media and agree that TutorialKart may edit and publish the submitted work. The submission terms provide TutorialKart with copyright ownership of the post so that publication and valid copyright or DMCA matters can be managed.

How to Submit a Guest Post to TutorialKart

Send your guest-post proposal or completed article to career@tutorialkart.com. Use a subject line that identifies the submission as a guest post and names the proposed topic.

Include the following information in the email:

  1. Your name and a short description of your relevant technical experience
  2. The proposed article title and the main problem it will solve
  3. A brief outline showing the planned sections
  4. The intended reader level, such as beginner, intermediate, or advanced
  5. The technologies and versions used to verify the tutorial
  6. The complete article or a clear indication that the email is a proposal
  7. Any original images, diagrams, or supporting files required by the article
  8. Sources used to verify technical facts
  9. Disclosure of any commercial relationship relevant to the topic or included links

Attachments should use common document and image formats. Do not send executable files, archives containing unknown programs, credentials, or confidential project data.

How TutorialKart Reviews Guest Post Submissions

A submission may be reviewed for topic relevance, technical accuracy, originality, structure, readability, source quality, link relevance, and media ownership. TutorialKart may correct language, revise headings, reorganize sections, format examples, update links, or request factual clarification before publication.

TutorialKart retains the right to decline a submission, modify accepted content, remove inappropriate links, or withdraw an article if accuracy, originality, policy, copyright, or maintenance concerns arise. Publication is an editorial decision and is not guaranteed by submitting an article.

TutorialKart Guest Post Submission QA Checklist

  • The proposed topic fits TutorialKart’s technical tutorial audience.
  • The article contains at least 700 words of useful, topic-specific content.
  • The title, headings, and steps accurately describe the tutorial.
  • All code, commands, menu paths, and expected results have been tested.
  • Software and framework versions are stated where behavior can differ.
  • The article has not been published elsewhere and does not closely reproduce another source.
  • Quotations, technical claims, and third-party materials have appropriate attribution.
  • Every external link is relevant, trustworthy, and free from unnecessary tracking parameters.
  • Commercial relationships, sponsorships, and product affiliations are disclosed.
  • Images are readable, authorised for publication, and free of private information.
  • Passwords, tokens, customer data, internal addresses, and other sensitive details have been removed.
  • The submission email includes the author details, topic outline, article files, and verification sources.

TutorialKart Guest Post FAQs

What is the minimum length for a TutorialKart guest post?

A submitted article should contain at least 700 words. The final length should be determined by what is required to explain the topic accurately and completely.

Can I include links in a TutorialKart guest article?

Yes. Links are allowed when they support the article and are relevant to the surrounding text. Promotional, misleading, unsafe, affiliate, or search-ranking-focused links may be removed.

Can I submit an article that has already been published?

No. Submit an original article written specifically for TutorialKart. Previously published, copied, spun, or lightly rewritten material may be rejected or removed.

Does submitting a guest post guarantee publication?

No. Each submission is reviewed for relevance, accuracy, originality, usefulness, and compliance with the guest-post requirements. TutorialKart may accept, request revisions to, or decline an article.

Where should I send a TutorialKart guest post?

Send the proposal or completed article to career@tutorialkart.com with a clear subject line, author details, proposed title, article outline, technical versions, and any required supporting files.