Contribute to IVRIS Tech
Write for Us
IVRIS Tech publishes in-depth, actionable content for B2B marketers, revenue leaders, and growth operators. We’re actively accepting guest contributions from practitioners with genuine expertise and original perspectives.
If you’ve built campaigns, scaled pipelines, or implemented the tools you write about, we want to hear from you. We review every pitch and reply within 2 business days.
Pitches go to alok@valasys.com.
Bring first-hand experience
Show what you built, tested, measured, implemented, or learned.
Plan for 1,500–3,000 words
Go deep enough to be useful while keeping the article focused.
Pitch before drafting
A working title and a few lines are enough to start the conversation.
Editorial scope
What We Publish
We cover seven core categories. Your pitch should fit within one of these:
- Marketing StrategyB2B marketing frameworks, campaign planning, ABM, go-to-market strategy
- Digital MarketingSEO, PPC, email marketing, content marketing, social media for B2B
- Sales & RevenueRevOps, lead generation, lead scoring, pipeline management, revenue attribution
- MarTechCRM platforms, marketing automation tools, analytics software, tool comparisons
- SaaSSaaS metrics, pricing strategies, product-led growth, churn reduction
- AI & AutomationAI agents, workflow automation, n8n, Make, Zapier, AI for marketing
- Ecommerce & GrowthB2B ecommerce, pricing strategy, startup growth, business strategy
What contributors receive
Why Contribute to IVRIS Tech
- Author byline and bioYour name, title, and a 2–3 sentence bio or professional profile, displayed on every article you publish with us.
- A dedicated author pageAll your contributions collected in one place, building a visible body of work under your name.
- DistributionWe promote published articles to our LinkedIn and X audiences and feature strong pieces in our category hubs.
- A practitioner audienceYour work reaches B2B marketers, RevOps leaders, and founders who are actively looking for implementation detail — not a general business readership.
- Long-term visibilityYour article lives on a growing B2B resource. As our organic traffic grows, so does your exposure.
- Real editingA human editor works on your draft. Most contributors tell us the published version is sharper than what they sent.
The quality bar
Content Guidelines
Every article published on IVRIS Tech meets the following standards:
- Word count: 1,500–3,000 words. Long enough to be genuinely useful, short enough to stay focused.
- Original content: 100% original. Not published elsewhere, not AI-generated without substantial human editing and expertise. We check.
- Actionable depth: We don’t publish surface-level overviews. If you’re writing about lead scoring, we expect specific models, tool configurations, and real examples — not a definition followed by five generic tips.
- Data-backed claims: Statistics need sources. Link to the original research, not a blog that cites a blog that cites the study.
- No promotional content: You can mention tools and platforms you use, including your own, but the article can’t be a product pitch. If every section steers toward your product, it won’t be accepted.
- Disclosure: Let us know about any employment, client, investment, affiliate, or vendor relationship relevant to the topic. Disclosing something doesn’t disqualify you — not disclosing it does.
- Clean formatting: Use H2 and H3 headings to structure your piece. Short paragraphs (2–4 sentences). Bullet points where they help clarity, not as filler.
Four clear steps
How to Submit
Send your pitch
Email alok@valasys.com with the subject line: Guest Post Pitch: [Your Topic]
Include:
- Your proposed topic and a 3–4 sentence outline
- Which category it fits (from the list above)
- A line or two on the first-hand experience behind the piece
- A link to 1–2 published writing samples, if you have them
- A one-line bio, and anything that should be disclosed
Agree the angle
If your pitch is accepted, we’ll agree the audience, reader problem, scope, and angle together before you write the full draft. This is where most of the value is — it’s worth the extra email.
Submit the complete article
Send it as a Google Doc or HTML file. Our editorial team reviews for quality, accuracy, and style fit.
Revise and publish
After any revisions, we publish with your byline and notify you when it’s live.
Current editorial interests
Topics We’re Looking For
We’re especially interested in contributions on these subjects right now:
- B2B marketing — frameworks, campaign strategies, and real-world case studies
- SaaS — metrics, growth tactics, and pricing optimization from operators
- MarTech — honest tool comparisons and implementation guides from practitioners
- RevOps — revenue operations processes, team alignment, and tech stack optimization
- AI in marketing — practical B2B applications, automation workflows, and prompt engineering for marketers
- Digital marketing — SEO case studies, PPC optimization, and content strategy with measurable results
Something outside this list but still within our seven categories? Pitch it anyway — this is a wishlist, not a limit.
Editorial independence
How We Handle Links
Links inside an article are editorial citations. Cite your own research, documentation, or data where it genuinely supports a point — that’s welcome and we publish it regularly. What we don’t do is guarantee link attributes as a condition of publishing. Editors review every link for reader value and may remove, replace, or reword it.
Editorial decisions are made independently of any commercial relationship. AI may assist with research or drafting, but the named author stays accountable for the accuracy and judgment in the piece. Full details are in our Editorial Policy.
Resource Suggestions and Corrections
Published original research, official documentation, or a genuinely useful tool that would improve one of our existing articles? Spotted a factual error? Send the article URL, the proposed resource, and a brief note on what it adds to alok@valasys.com. We read all of these.
Suggestions are reviewed on merit alone.
Save yourself a rejection
What We Don’t Accept
- Thinly veiled product promotions or advertorials
- Articles written primarily to secure a backlink
- Undisclosed commercial relationships with tools or companies mentioned
- AI-generated articles without meaningful human expertise and editing
- Content already published on other websites
- Articles shorter than 1,500 words
- Topics outside our B2B focus (no B2C, no personal finance, no lifestyle content)
- Casino, gambling, payday loan, or adult content links
Questions contributors ask
Contributor FAQ
Do you accept guest posts?
Yes, and we’re actively looking. We publish contributions from practitioners who can explain what they’ve built, tested, measured, or got wrong. If that’s you, pitch us — the bar is expertise and specificity, not credentials or a big name.
Do you accept guest posts on SaaS, RevOps, or MarTech?
Yes — those are three of our strongest categories, alongside B2B marketing strategy, digital marketing, AI and automation, and ecommerce and growth. If your topic sits inside those seven areas and you have first-hand experience with it, we want the pitch.
Do I get a link in my author bio?
Yes. Published contributors get a byline and a short bio with a link to their website or professional profile. Link attributes are set editorially and aren’t something we negotiate or guarantee as a condition of publishing.
Do you offer do-follow links?
We don’t guarantee link attributes. Whether a link appears and how it’s attributed is an editorial decision made during review. If you’re contributing because you want your expertise in front of a practitioner audience, you’re in the right place.
Can I write about my own product?
You can reference tools you actually use, including your own, as long as the article stands up without them and you disclose the relationship. What gets declined is a piece where every section steers back to your product.
Can I link to my own research or data?
Yes, and we encourage it. Original data is one of the strongest things you can bring to a pitch. Cite it where it supports a claim and it’ll usually survive editing.
How long does the review take?
We respond to pitches within 2 business days. Accepted drafts usually go through one or two rounds of edits before publication.
Can I submit a finished article instead of a pitch?
Please don’t. We don’t accept unsolicited completed articles — pitching first means you don’t write 2,000 words on a topic we’ve already covered.
My pitch was declined. Can I pitch again?
Yes. A decline is usually about topic fit or timing, not about you. Send us something else.
Talk to our editor
Start with the reader problem you want to solve
Not sure whether your idea fits, or want to test an angle before writing a full pitch? A two-line question is welcome — you don’t need a polished pitch to start the conversation.
Tell us the reader problem you want to solve and we’ll come back to you within 2 business days.