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How to Write guest Post

Here’s a simple guide on how to write a good guest post 👇


🧭 1. Choose the Right Blog

  • Pick a site that matches your topic and target readers.
  • Check what kind of posts they publish and what tone they use.
  • Look at their guest post guidelines (if available).

✍️ 2. Pick a Fresh, Relevant Topic

  • Don’t repeat what’s already been covered.
  • Offer a new angle, unique insight, or a practical guide.
  • Think: “Will this help the readers?” — if yes, you’re on track.

🧩 3. Structure It Well

A clear, reader-friendly format is key:

  • Title: Catchy, keyword-rich, and clear.
  • Introduction: Hook the reader in 3–4 lines.
  • Body: Use subheadings, short paragraphs, and bullet points.
  • Conclusion: Summarize and add a takeaway or call-to-action.

💡 4. Make It Valuable

  • Add real examples, data, or personal experience.
  • Use internal links (to host site content) and 1–2 external credible links.
  • Avoid being too promotional — it’s about value, not selling.

🪶 5. Keep It Clean

  • Check grammar, spelling, and flow.
  • Use simple language — write like you’re talking to the reader.
  • Add images or infographics if allowed.

🖊️ 6. Add Your Author Bio

End with a short author bio:

  • 2–3 lines about who you are.
  • Include your website or social link (if permitted).
  • Keep it professional and friendly.

🔄 7. Follow Up

After publishing:

  • Promote it on your social media.
  • Reply to comments.
  • Thank the site owner — helps build long-term relationships.


Vol 10 No 5 (2015): Vol-10-Issue-5-September-October-2015

 GIS Business with ISSN no. 1430-3663 is bimonthly UGC Approved journal for publication of research papers related to planning, management, business studies, economics, commerce, GIS, geography, geology, geoinformatics, earth sciences, remote sensing, satellites, GPS, urban planning, spatial studies, human settlements, and many more related subjects. Send papers for publication to editor@gisbusiness.org

Published: Oct 1, 2015

Vol 11 No 2 (2016): Vol-11-Issue-2-March-April-2016

 GIS Business with ISSN no. 1430-3663 is bimonthly UGC Approved journal for publication of research papers related to planning, management, business studies, economics, commerce, GIS, geography, geology, geoinformatics, earth sciences, remote sensing, satellites, GPS, urban planning, spatial studies, human settlements, and many more related subjects. Send papers for publication to editor@gisbusiness.org

Published: Apr 1, 2016

Study and Analysis of Dividend Policies, Practice and Its Application in Mumbai based Corporate Houses

 1-16 Smita Jape

Monthly Patterns in Egyptian Stock Market

 17-24 Ahmed Ahmed, Sohair Ahmed

Mobile Money Landscape in the 12 SADC Countries using FinScope Survey Data

 25-32 Kingstone Mutsonziwa

Determinants of Cumulative Abnormal Return: A Dynamic Approach

 33-41 Kuchal Jubna, Santhakumar Shijin

Benchmarking of Indian Sectoral Mutual Funds - A Non-Separable Undesirable Output Model

 42-52 Ram Pratap Sinha

Non-Linearity and Chaotic Behaviour in Cyprus Stock Market

 1-8 Athina Bougioukou

Inspire: Geodata and geo services - Where do we stand with the implementation? Inspire: Geodaten und Geodienste - Wo stehen wir mit der Umsetzung?

 40-47 Müller, A

Interview about data protection Interview zum Thema Datenschutz

 .42-43 Höser, C, Müller, A

Is the revision of the training in geoinformation technology successful? Novellierung der Ausbildung in der Geoinformationstechnologie erfolgreich?

 Rek, C

Thanks to GIS data: Risen from ruins Dank gis-daten: Auferstanden aus ruinen

 24-26 Schnitzer, B, Bodirsky, E

The networking of information, people and machines Die Vernetzung von Informationen, Menschen und Maschinen

 13-15 Eicher, A

Water and channel management Wasser- und Kanalmanagement

 Olbrich, G

Climate monitoring by time series analysis Klimamonitoring durch Zeitreihenanalyse

 32-35 Hoenig, H

Comprehensive, unique, well-founded - Recommendation to buy! Umfassend, einzigartig, fundiert - Kaufempfehlung!

 53-55 Grote, T

Following up on Alexander Diegel-Bräuer, M. Sc. Nachgehakt - Bei Alexander Diegel-Bräuer, M. Sc.

 Olbrich, G

GPS-based alignments of mobile communication antennas GPS-basierte Ausrichtung von Mobilfunkantennen

 38-39 Djemaa, A

Hanau Public Utility Company: Introduction of a network information system Stadtwerke Hanau: Einführung eines Netzinformationssystems

 Rameil, I

Vol 11 No 5 (2016): Vol-11-Issue-5-September-October-2016

 GIS Business with ISSN no. 1430-3663 is bimonthly UGC Approved journal for publication of research papers related to planning, management, business studies, economics, commerce, GIS, geography, geology, geoinformatics, earth sciences, remote sensing, satellites, GPS, urban planning, spatial studies, human settlements, and many more related subjects. Send papers for publication to editor@gisbusiness.org

Published: Oct 1, 2016

AGIT 2016 - Open:spatial:interfaces

 48-49 Zagel, B

AGIT 2016 - Where innovation originates AGIT 2016 - Wo Innovation entsteht

 56-57 Zagel, B

Augmented Reality Environment (ARE) - Ground plans for fire brigade use in virtual space ARE - Feuerwehrpläneim virtuellen Raum

 30-32 Brack, P, Truthän, S

Bicycle station, charging station, participation Fahrradstation, Ladestation, Partizipation

 27-29 Schweikart, J, Weißmann, K, Pieper, J

Flood risk management - Startups against catastrophic floods Hochwasserrisiko- management - Start-ups gegen Flutkatastrophen

 32-34 Fahrner, D, Schaflinger, L

From GIS data and tunnel vision Von GIS-Daten und dem Tunnelblick

 15-17 Eicher, A

New perspectives through new technologies Neue Perspektiven durch neue Technologien

 38-40 Schröder, M

Niger, water, management Niger, Wasser, Management

 8-11 Schlütter, D

Surveying Moscow Moskau vermessen

 34-35 Ilichev, O

We, geodecists - Together we are stronger Wir Geodäten - Gemeinsam sind wir stärker

 Dores, W

3D laser scanning in caves 3D-Laserscanning in Höhlen

 Walters, R

3D laser scanning: Quickly capturing large volumes of data 3D-Laserscanning: Große Datenmengen schnell erfassen

 38-39 Kirchner, J

Developing potentials of geodata better through cooperations Potenziale von Geodaten durch Kooperationen besser erschließen

 56-57 Riemann, M

Digitally managing sewerage networks Abwassernetze digital bewirtschaften

 14-15 Behrens, R

Following up on Kristian Jaakkola, M. Sc. Nachgehakt - Bei Kristian Jaakkola, M. Sc.

 Olbrich, G

Katwarn: Knowing where it burns and bangs Katwarn: Wissen, wo es brennt und knallt

 24-26 Eicher, A