We are accepting guest posts for our website

By opening submissions for guest blogging, we aim to provide our audience with valuable knowledge, unique perspectives, and actionable insights. 

A successful guest blogger doesn’t have to be an experienced writer to be published on our website. What we expect are great content ideas that are relevant to our readers’ interests. We’d like to work with specialists who have enough professional background in the topics they cover to formulate their own conclusions and share personal insights.

In short, we look for guest posts written by subject matter experts that show thought leadership.

Some examples of blog content that would be a good fit for our website include:

• In-depth explanations of complex concepts, issues, and solutions relevant to IT or engineering;
• Comprehensive guides to innovative business models and ideas;
• Expert commentaries on newly published research or data;
• Experience-based insights from professionals working in IT, engineering, recruitment, or consulting;
• Other guest posts that focus on the intersection of business and technology.

When writing guest posts, please don’t shy away from complex topics only because they require some previous knowledge to fully understand. Since our targeted audience already comprehends at least the basics of the topics we cover, we advise guest authors to skip all the basic stuff and focus on the interesting parts.

However, do not expect a banking executive or an account manager to know all the buzzwords IT guys use every day. Please avoid straight-up jargon and try to describe newly introduced concepts in a clear and simple way.

Maxima Consulting’s audience

Successful guest posts are not only well-written and insightful, but they are also relevant to the interests of readers. We advise new authors to read a couple of our existing posts and browse our social media accounts to get an idea of what’s attractive to their new audience - that is, people who read our blog posts.

Our blog’s audience usually falls into at least one of these groups:

• Candidates looking for new job opportunities, especially in IT (e.g., software engineers, system architects, QA specialists) and engineering (e.g., electrical and environmental engineers, civil design engineers, site leads)
• Managers at Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) who want to improve their businesses, implement new solutions, learn something new, or overcome a specific challenge.
• Executives at large enterprises who want to ensure their projects are delivered on time and within budget.

We strongly prefer guest post submissions written with these groups in mind.

Unique content

For us, the goal of publishing guest posts is to show a variety of unique perspectives that arise from authors’ personal experiences and knowledge.

If you reuse paragraphs from other articles or generate a piece from a prompt, this will show up in automated plagiarism/AI detection, and your article will be rejected. This doesn’t mean we accuse you of plagiarising others’ work - we’re simply not interested in publishing articles that don’t say anything fresh.

Note that there is nothing wrong with using short quotes from other sources (as long as you use quotation marks and state the author or link the original source), but you should avoid citing very long passages. Instead, use your own words to describe the content of an article or a book you’re referencing.

Additional guest post guidelines

Here are some additional tips on how to make your blog post more engaging:

Even though Maxima Consulting is originally from the US and we use American English in our articles, we ask our authors to stick to what they know best and use their preferred English grammar rules.