Publish a guest article, a product announcement, a contextual brand mention, or an editorial we write with you. Email the editors with what you want to publish, and we reply with fit and next steps.
The AAD Blog is an editorial publication for people who evaluate AI tools, startups, and enterprise technology. A placement here is a credibility signal, and every one starts with an email to hello@aiagentsdirectory.com.
Tell us the placement, your site, and the topic. The buttons on each placement open a draft you can fill in.
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We review the fit
We check the topic, the draft if you sent one, and whether it is useful to readers who evaluate AI products.
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Approved work goes live
Once the brief is complete, most placements are reviewed and published within 6 hours.
What to include in the email
The placement you want
Business or product name and website
The URL you want linked
Topic, category, or target keyword
A draft link, if you already wrote it
Talking points, if you want us to write it
Topics
Topics we publish
Send work a buyer, founder, investor, or product leader would actually finish.
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
AI trends, implementations, tool reviews, and industry analysis
Startup Ecosystem & Entrepreneurship
Founding stories, growth, market analysis, and venture insights
Venture Capital & Investing
Investment trends, market opportunities, and due diligence
Cybersecurity
Threats, security tools, compliance, and risk
Consumer Tech & Product Reviews
Launches, reviews, comparisons, and product experience
Enterprise Technology
B2B products, digital transformation, and productivity tools
Tech Policy & Regulation
Legal developments, compliance, and public policy
Web3, Crypto & Blockchain
Blockchain applications and market analysis
Tech Career & Professional Development
Career advice, skills, and how practitioners work
Innovation & Future Trends
Emerging technology and what is changing in the market
Before you send a draft
How to write a piece we can publish
Structure
Opening: 100–150 words that name the problem and why it matters now
Sections: Descriptive H2s about every 200–300 words, with H3s only when a section needs them
Paragraphs: Two to four sentences
Lists: Use bullets for steps, options, and comparisons
Close: A short summary and one next step for the reader
Style
Tone: Direct and professional, written for operators rather than a general news audience
Voice: Active voice, present tense, addressed to "you"
Numbers: Spell out one through nine; use digits from 10 up
Abbreviations: Spell out on first use
Claims: Attribute statistics and product claims. Do not invent benchmarks.
Search
Title: About 50–60 characters, with the topic readers actually search for
Opening: Use that topic naturally in the first paragraph and in one subheading
Summary: Suggest a 150–160 character summary we can use as the meta description
Links: Name two to four related AAD pages that would help the reader
Images: Descriptive filenames and alt text that say what the image shows
What we decline
Content must be original, useful, and relevant to people evaluating AI tools and technology.
Generic AI drafts, copied passages, and thin promotional posts are declined.
We may edit wording, structure, links, and anchor text so the piece reads naturally.
We decline casino, adult, pharma, malware, academic deception, and misleading finance content.
Questions
How do I get started?
Email hello@aiagentsdirectory.com with the placement you want and a short brief. We reply with fit and next steps. There is no checkout on this page.
What is included?
Every accepted placement is reviewed and published on AI Agents Directory. Link count, newsletter mention, and social promotion depend on the placement. We confirm the scope in our reply.
How fast will it go live?
Most complete briefs are reviewed and published within 6 hours. We only start that clock once we have the details listed above.
Can I suggest anchor text?
Yes. Send the anchor text and URL you prefer. We may adjust both so the sentence still reads like part of the article.
Do you accept AI-assisted drafts?
Yes, when a person has edited them for accuracy, originality, and usefulness. Thin or generic AI drafts are declined.
Can we publish on a regular schedule?
Yes. Email your volume, topics, and timeline. We set up ongoing publishing with a dedicated point of contact.
Which topics do you accept?
Original work on AI, startups, venture, cybersecurity, consumer tech, enterprise technology, tech policy, Web3, tech careers, and emerging technology.
What should a guest post include?
A clear topic in the title, a useful opening, scannable sections, a short summary, and a few related links. Write for the reader first.
Send the pitch
Email hello@aiagentsdirectory.com with the placement, your site, and the topic. We reply with fit and next steps.