GUEST POST GUIDELINES

DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING NUMBER OF REQUESTS TO PUBLISH EXTREMELY IRRELEVANT, POORLY RESEARCHED AND JUST PLAIN AWFUL POSTS, I NO LONGER ACCEPT GUEST POSTS.

I get many emails from people who want to know if I accept guest posts on Salads for Lunch, and if that is the case, what are the guidelines. I figured that it would be easier to write the guidelines in a post and just refer every one here.

So the answer to the first question is: YES! I do accept guest posts. Currently I just publish one guest post per week though, usually on Wednesdays. Below you will find all the details about the process.

What kind of guest post content do you accept?

I don’t accept any content.

Anything that is useful for my readers related to health, fitness, and nutrition derived from your own personal experiences, unless you are a certified fitness professional. There is no minimum length for your post, but usually the guest posts have over 500 words.

Guest Post Guidelines:

There are none, because I no longer accept Guest Posts.

• Your post must be written by you.
• You can NOT publish the post anywhere else (i.e., on your own blog or as a guest post on other blogs). I do not allow duplicate content on Fitness Cheerleader.
• You must provide at least one royalty free, or personal image to enhance your post.
• You can include up to TWO links in your byline. These can be to a PERSONAL BLOG, PERSONAL TWITTER ACCOUNT or a PERSONAL BLOG FACEBOOK FANPAGE which will be displayed at the bottom of the post.
• If your post is adversarial in nature or links to a site that is not a personal blog, there will be a $100 fee payable by PayPal in advance, as I consider this to be a sponsored post. Once payment has been received I will publish your post. Please note: I am obliged by the FTC to disclose that I have been compensated for sponsored posts.

How do I submit my guest post?

You don’t – I no longer accept them.

All the best in health and fitness,
Janice