Guest Post for Enfra / Write for Enfra

Have a strong idea about SEO, AI search, content performance, or search workflows?

We accept guest contributions that teach something useful, offer a real point of view, or bring fresh research to the table. If your content is original, well argued, and genuinely helpful to marketers and SEO operators, we’d love to take a look.

About Enfra

Enfra is an AI-native SEO platform built for teams focused on execution. We help marketers improve visibility across Google and AI answer engines with better research, better content, and better workflows.

Our blog is read by:

• In-house SEO managers
• Content and editorial leads
• Growth marketers
• Agency owners and operators
• Teams working on organic search and AI search visibility

Our current focus is the US and UK markets. Please understand the audience context, search behavior, and buyer expectations in those markets before writing. Use American English by default.

What We’re Looking For

We’re open to:

• How-to guides
• Informational articles
• Research-backed content
• Case studies
• Opinion pieces with a clear argument
• Product-led or product update content where relevant

We want work that is clear, useful, and grounded in something real, whether that’s firsthand experience, strong analysis, credible research, or a perspective our audience won’t get from a generic search result.

If you want to write directly about Enfra’s product, make sure you understand the platform first. If needed, reach out and we can provide trial access.

What Makes a Pitch Stand Out

The best submissions usually:

• Solve a specific problem
• Target a clear audience
• Add a fresh angle to an existing topic
• Use credible sources, examples, or data
• Have a strong structure and a clear takeaway
• Balance search intent with actual reader value

We’re much more likely to accept something sharp and specific than something broad and generic.

What We Don’t Accept

We do not publish content that is:

• Generic or surface-level
• Written mainly to fill a word count
• Low-effort AI output without real editorial work
• Copied, paraphrased, or lightly rewritten from existing material
• Overly promotional
• Built around competitor promotion or competitor links

Plagiarism Policy

We take plagiarism seriously.

We have a zero-tolerance policy for copied content, close paraphrasing, patchwriting, unattributed reuse, and AI-assisted rewriting that does not add meaningful original contribution.

If we find plagiarism at any stage of review, the submission will be rejected immediately and the contributor will be blocked from future submissions to the Enfra blog.

Content Guidelines

Before submitting, make sure your draft:

• Has not been published elsewhere
• Adds something new if the topic is already widely covered
• Includes source links for claims, statistics, and data
• Includes source links or attribution for images and visual assets where needed
• Does not link to Enfra competitor websites
• Limits self-promotional links or links to your own site to no more than 2
• Uses clear headings and subheadings throughout
• Uses bullets and formatting where useful for readability
• Is optimized for SEO and AEO
• Is written for humans first
• Uses supporting visuals where they improve clarity, including charts, diagrams, workflows, original graphics, and relevant screenshots
• Includes product screenshots in how-to guides and product-led content where relevant

Using AI and Enfra

You’re welcome to use AI tools and Enfra to help with research, outlines, briefs, and optimization.

But the final piece still needs your own judgment, originality, and editorial effort. If it reads like copied or lightly edited AI output, we’ll reject it.

Our Review Process

Before you submit, review a few recent Enfra blog posts to understand our tone and standards.

If your pitch is a fit, we’ll review it and may suggest changes to improve structure, clarity, SEO, or AEO alignment before publication.

What Happens Next

Here’s how the process works:

• You send us your pitch or draft
• We review it for fit, quality, and originality
• If it’s a match, we may request edits
• Once approved, we publish it on Enfra
• You can then share the live Enfra link on your social channels

Exclusivity

By submitting, you confirm that the piece is original and not being pitched or published elsewhere in the same form.

If Enfra accepts and publishes your submission, it must not be republished elsewhere in full or in substantially the same form, including on your own site, LinkedIn, Medium, Substack, or any third-party publication. You’re welcome to share the live Enfra link on social after it goes live.

Send Your Pitch

If you’d like to contribute, send your pitch to info@enfra.ai with the subject line Guest Post for Enfra.

Please include:

• Proposed topic
• Intended audience
• Research or case study completed, with links to all sources
• Outline in a public Google Doc. This can be generated using Enfra, but it should reflect a clear, original angle

We’re most interested in pitches that teach something useful, say something clearly, and respect the reader’s time.