Good marketing starts with understanding people: what they need, how they make decisions, and where useful information can reach them. WorkPrices welcomes original articles that explore marketing ideas and show readers how to apply them. If you’ve run a campaign, tested a strategy, studied a changing channel, or learned something useful from your work, we’d like to hear from you.

We’re interested in clear, grounded contributions for marketers, business owners, creators, and readers building their marketing knowledge. Articles can be strategic or hands-on, as long as they give readers a useful perspective rather than repeating generic advice.

Bring a focused marketing question

Choose a specific challenge or insight to build your article around. You might explain how a business can plan a content calendar, evaluate a social media campaign, improve an email welcome sequence, or understand which metrics matter for a particular goal.

We also consider topics such as brand positioning, customer research, search marketing, paid advertising, public relations, marketing automation, conversion optimization, analytics, and responsible uses of AI in marketing. Case studies and campaign breakdowns are welcome when they provide context, explain the approach, and share lessons readers can apply. Avoid presenting one campaign’s results as a guaranteed outcome for every business.

Make your advice credible and actionable

Strong marketing articles connect recommendations to a goal, audience, and context. Explain what a tactic is intended to achieve, what resources it may require, and how a reader could assess whether it is working. When sharing data or results, identify the source, timeframe, and relevant conditions. Marketing platforms and their features change, so check time-sensitive details before submitting.

Write in a direct, accessible style. Define industry terms, use headings that help readers navigate, and support factual claims with reliable references. We value balanced analysis, including limitations and trade-offs. Articles should be original, carefully proofread, and written to inform readers—not primarily to promote an agency, product, or service. Disclose relevant client relationships, sponsorships, or other affiliations.

What to send us

You can pitch an idea or submit a complete article. For a pitch, include a working title, the marketing question or problem you’ll address, the audience you have in mind, and the key takeaway. For a finished draft, provide links to sources and explain any methods or context readers need to interpret examples and results.

Include a short author bio describing your marketing experience or relevant expertise. WorkPrices may edit accepted articles for clarity, style, length, and formatting. Submission does not guarantee publication; we’ll contact you if we’re interested in moving forward.

Send your pitch or draft to contact@workprices.com with “Marketing Write For Us” in the subject line. Share a useful perspective that helps readers make smarter marketing decisions.