Contributor Guidelines

Digitech Bytes welcomes experienced writers, editors, and subject-matter experts who are passionate about consumer technology and committed to delivering helpful, trustworthy, and actionable content. If you’re excited about demystifying tech for everyday users—and you’re allergic to fluff—read on.

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Who We’re Looking For

We’re looking for contributors who:

  • Understand consumer tech deeply (and aren’t afraid to test, tinker, or troubleshoot)
  • Write with clarity, accuracy, and purpose—no filler, no keyword stuffing, no clickbait
  • Respect the reader’s time by delivering real value from paragraph one
  • Can explain both the “how” and the “why” behind tech behavior
  • Are comfortable citing standards, vendor docs, and primary sources

If you’ve built your own NAS, configured your own mesh network, or debugged smart home conflicts at 2am—you’re our kind of contributor.


What We Publish

✅ Informational Articles

  • How-to guides, walkthroughs, setup tutorials
  • Tech explainers and definitions (e.g., “What is Wi-Fi 7 and how does it work?”)
  • Troubleshooting tips (e.g., “Fire TV buffering? 9 real fixes”)
  • Digital lifestyle guides (e.g., automation, productivity, privacy tools)

✅ Product Roundups (by internal assignment only)

  • “Best-of” lists based on product categories available on Amazon USA
  • Must be well-researched, honest, and formatted using our in-house template
  • We do not publish single-product reviews, sponsored placements, or fluff

❌ We Do NOT Accept:

  • AI‑generated content without human oversight
  • Guest posts with backlinks
  • Thin affiliate content disguised as advice
  • Sponsored posts, press releases, or brand-pitched reviews

Editorial Expectations

ExpectationDetails
VoiceClear, direct, friendly—not robotic or overly casual.
ToneHelpful and informed. Avoid hype, jargon, or assumptions.
SourcingCite all technical claims with links to reputable sources (standards, manufacturer docs, teardown data, benchmarks).
FormattingUse clean, scannable structure: headings (H2, H3), bullet points, short paragraphs.
ImagesOriginal screenshots, labeled diagrams, or photos preferred. Stock images allowed if used meaningfully.
PlagiarismZero tolerance. All work is checked and must be original.
AI ToolsYou may use AI for outlining or ideation, but all final content must be written and fact-checked by you.

Payment & Rights

  • Rates: Competitive per-article or per-word rates depending on complexity, experience, and content type. Paid via PayPal or bank transfer.
  • Turnaround: Most articles are expected within 5–7 days of assignment unless otherwise agreed.
  • Rights: We purchase exclusive rights; all submitted and paid content becomes the property of Digitech Bytes.

How to Apply

Send an email to editor@digitechbytes.com with:

  • A brief intro about your background in tech
  • 2–3 links to published tech content (not behind paywalls)
  • Your focus area (e.g., networking, smart home, troubleshooting, product roundups)
  • If pitching an article, include a working title and 2–3 sentence summary

Subject line: Contributor Pitch – [Your Name]

We review pitches and applications on a rolling basis. If your work fits, we’ll start you with a paid trial article and go from there.


Let’s Make Tech Less Confusing

We believe great content empowers readers to understand and take control of their digital lives—whether they’re setting up a mesh router, upgrading a laptop, or picking the right charging cable.

If you share that goal, we’d love to hear from you.

– The Digitech Bytes Editorial Team
editor@digitechbytes.com