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Write for us: submit a guest post to BizzQuébec

Are you a business owner, consultant or specialist with something useful to say to Quebec small businesses? Become a contributor. We publish practical pieces written by people who do the work — not advertising in disguise.

What we publish

Articles that help a small-business owner make a better decision, on:

  • entrepreneurship and running a business
  • marketing and sales
  • search (SEO) and online presence
  • technology and web tools
  • artificial intelligence applied to business
  • small-business finance and funding
  • social media

What we turn down

  • promotional pieces: a guest post is not a sales page
  • content already published elsewhere, even in part
  • AI-generated text published without real editing or real experience behind it
  • topics unrelated to business: casinos, betting, speculative crypto, adult products
  • link lists and articles written to place keywords

Guest post guidelines

  1. Original, never-published text that you wrote or are responsible for.
  2. Between 800 and 2,000 words, in English or French.
  3. Concrete examples: numbers, real cases, steps. A well-argued opinion beats a summary of generalities.
  4. One link to your site in your short author bio. A link in the body only if it genuinely serves the reader.
  5. We may edit the title and text for clarity. You approve the final version before publication.
  6. The article stays online on BizzQuébec; please do not republish it elsewhere afterwards.

How it works

  1. You pitch a topic with the form below — a title and a few sentences are enough.
  2. We reply within seven business days: yes, no, or “yes, but from this angle”.
  3. You write the article, or send the one you already have.
  4. We review it and suggest our edits.
  5. The article goes live in the business tips section, with your name and bio.

Submit a guest post

A precise topic and a clear angle are enough to start. If the article is already written, paste it or link to the document.

So we can reply. Never published.

Three to five sentences: what the article explains, who it is for, and what the reader will be able to do after reading it.

Google Docs, Dropbox or other — optional.

Optional if you are only pitching a topic.

Two sentences, as they will appear under the article.