Write and Submit a Guest Post for Carob Cherub, a health and nutrition website

How to Submit a Guest Post for Carob Cherub

Can I write a guest post for Carob Cherub?

Yes, you can! The following types of guest posts may be considered for publication:

healthy, plant-based recipes or recipe roundups without added oil, refined sugar, refined grains and containing minimal salt
a guest post on healthy weight loss strategies
a guest post on tips or strategies for eating healthy
a guest post on strategies to prevent or reverse medical problems without drugs or surgery
reader-friendly research articles about the benefits/detriments of X with citations
other healthy, vegan-friendly guest posts you think may be relevant to Carob Cherub

Carob Cherub promotes a whole-food, plant-based lifestyle supported by scientific evidence. Articles on the benefits of fad diets, eating meat, fashion or pseudo-science will not be published.

All articles published and links on Carob Cherub are up to my discretion. I reserve the right to edit your post and to add/remove links as I see fit.

What are the requirements for a guest post?

Guest posts for the blog have different requirements than recipes.

Blog Posts/Articles

Use headings in your formatting (i.e. H2, H3, etc.)
Writing should be relatable, down to earth, upbeat and authoritative. Avoid long sentences and break up large paragraphs.
Please make the post 750 words or more
Optimize your article for search engine keywords (i.e. SEO)
Site sources and link to a scientific article (e.g. one from NCBI) when making a health claim (not another blog!)
Proofread for grammar, spelling, readability and flow. I recommend Hemingway.
You’ll need a featured image size 1080 x 625. If possible, follow the format of the other featured images from the blog (pictures within the picture)
Make other images in the post 864 x 648. Images should be bright and realistic. No cartoons, drawings or animations. Avoid images with plain backdrops when possible.
If possible, make a Pinterest image to include at the end of the article
Images in .jpeg format
No articles that have been published elsewhere
Example article: Food Breakthrough: How to Be More Productive at Work

Recipes

Use headings in your formatting (i.e. H2, H3, etc.)
Writing should be relatable, down to earth, upbeat and authoritative
Please make the recipe 500 words or more
Optimize your recipe for search engine keywords (i.e. SEO)
Proofread for grammar, spelling, readability and flow. I recommend Hemingway.
You’ll need a featured image size 1080 x 625. If possible, follow the format of the other featured images from the blog (pictures within the picture)
Make other images in the post 864 x 1152. Images should be original, bright and realistic. No cartoons, drawings or animations. You may use your own logo if you have one.
If possible, make a Pinterest image to include at the end of the article
Images in .jpeg format
If possible, make a Pinterest image to include at the end of the article
No recipes that have been published elsewhere on the internet (books, eBooks and magazines are okay)
Recipes should not include added oil, refined sugar, refined grains. Recipes should contain minimal salt.
Example: Microwave Carrot Cake Recipe That’s Actually Healthy

How do I submit a guest post?

Please use the form below to submit a guest post to Carob Cherub. You can either submit a few ideas, an outline or a completed post for publication.

I’m looking forward to seeing your guest post. Let’s help make the world healthier and help others eat delicious, plant-based food.