Guest articles

Publications that take contributed writing — op-eds, columns, and analysis from people who aren't on staff. A byline is the one kind of coverage where you control every word.

What you get back

Publisher details — name, site, contributor guidelines where published, and the publication’s Moz Domain Authority.

Filters

You don’t type filters. Describe what you want in plain language and Featured picks the filters for you — “podcasts with at least 50 episodes that published something this month” sets two of the filters below. The literal field names are listed because they’re what an MCP client or API caller passes.

FilterFieldTypeDefaultWhat it doesAsk for it like
PublicationpublisherNamesOne or more namesAnyOnly these publications.“guest posts on TechCrunch”
Domain authoritydomainAuthorityMin and/or max, 0–100AnyOnly publications inside this Moz DA range.“DA above 60”

Handled for you: excludeSourceUrls Featured fills this in to keep results you have already been shown out of the next set.

Notes

  • Two ways to find a byline. The indexed route is instant and filterable. For niche topics, Featured can also go and look — searching the live web, reading contributor pages, and extracting the submission route. The filters above apply to the indexed route.
  • Standing programmes appear as requests too. Some publications run permanent open calls for contributors. Those arrive as journalist requests tagged as bylined-article requests, so a guest-article search returns both.
Results never repeat within a conversation. Featured remembers what it has already shown you and excludes it from the next search — so “show me more” gets you new results, not the same list again. Start a new chat to reset.

Try it

  • Find guest article opportunities about supply chain technology

  • Where can I contribute a byline about HR tech? DA above 50

  • Guest post opportunities on marketing publications