Environment & Sustainability Guest Post Sites

What to look for

Check where the site sits between consumer sustainability and industry coverage. Advice on household waste and analysis of grid-scale energy are both in this category and share almost no audience.

Read the publisher’s own positions. Environmental publishers are more likely than most to decline content that conflicts with their editorial stance, regardless of how well it is written.

Mission-driven publishers

Many sites here exist to advocate as much as to inform, and they are protective of their credibility with an audience that checks claims. Unsupported environmental claims are the most common reason an order is declined or returned.

Content that is specific and honest about trade-offs does well. Content that overstates a benefit tends to be caught, and the audience is often the one doing the catching.

Common questions

Will publishers decline content that conflicts with their stance?

More often than in most categories. Many environment publishers advocate as well as inform, and will turn away well-written content that sits against their editorial position. Reading their recent coverage before ordering is worthwhile.

Do environmental claims get checked?

Closely, by publishers and by their readers. Unsupported or overstated claims are the most common reason an order is returned for revision here. Specific, sourced content clears review much more easily.

Is there a difference between sustainability and energy sites?

A large one. Consumer sustainability content and industry energy coverage sit in the same category but share almost no audience. Industry-facing sites also price higher, since their readers include buyers and investors.