Email remains essential for personal and professional communication, but it can also expose users to scams, account takeovers, data leaks, and malicious attachments. Do you have practical knowledge that can help people protect their inboxes? WorkPrices welcomes original guest posts about email security, privacy, and safer online communication.

We’re looking for clear, useful articles for everyday email users, small businesses, IT teams, and security professionals. Share a guide, explain a common threat, or offer a well-supported perspective that helps readers make informed decisions.

Topics We’re Interested In

You can pitch an article on subjects such as:

• Recognizing phishing, spoofing, and business email compromise
• Protecting email accounts with multifactor authentication
• Creating safer passwords and managing account recovery
• Securing business email and employee accounts
• Avoiding malicious links, attachments, and invoice scams
• Spam filtering and reducing unwanted or fraudulent messages
• Email privacy, encryption, and secure file sharing
• Domain protections such as SPF, DKIM, and DMARC
• Responding to a compromised inbox or suspicious message
• Choosing and configuring email security tools

These are examples, not a fixed list. If you have another timely idea that can help readers use email more safely, send us a pitch.

What Makes a Useful Submission?

A strong article explains the issue in plain language and gives readers practical steps they can follow. When writing a security guide, make instructions specific enough to be useful while noting that menus and features may differ between email providers, devices, or business environments. Explain technical terms when they first appear, and link to reliable sources for factual claims.

Please make sure your submission is:

• Original and not published elsewhere
• Accurate, practical, and written for a clear audience
• Organized with descriptive headings and proofread
• Supported by trustworthy sources where appropriate
• Free from copied material, misleading claims, and excessive promotion

Security advice should be careful and realistic. Avoid promising that any single setting or tool prevents every attack. If discussing a product or service, explain its relevant use and limitations. Disclose any affiliation or sponsorship connected to the subject.

Pitch or Submit Your Article

You can send a completed draft or pitch your idea first. A pitch should include a proposed title, a short summary, the intended reader, and the key points you plan to cover. If submitting a full article, include source links for important claims and any references readers may find useful.

Please add a brief author bio describing your relevant experience. We may edit accepted submissions for clarity, style, length, and formatting. Sending a pitch or article does not guarantee publication; we’ll contact you if we’d like to move forward.

Send Us Your Email Security Article

Email your pitch or finished guest post to contact@workprices.com. Use “Email Security Write For Us” as the subject line.

Share your knowledge to help readers recognize email threats, protect their accounts, and communicate with greater confidence.