FindExams editorial fit checklist
Use this page to evaluate whether your website, article, destination page, and proposed anchor text are likely to fit FindExams editorial standards.
Guest Posts
We accept selected guest contributions that provide useful standalone value to our readers.
Guest posts should be written for professionals rather than primarily for search engines or backlink placement. The article should fit naturally within the topics covered by FindExams and add information, analysis, or practical guidance that is useful even without following an external link.
Relevant Topics
We focus on professional education, business, management, and technology.
Content Requirements
Submissions should be original, useful, and written to a professional editorial standard.
Link Exchanges
We consider contextual link exchanges when both placements are relevant and provide real editorial value.
A reciprocal link does not need to appear on an identical type of page, but both placements should make sense within the surrounding content. We prefer established websites with genuine organic visibility and a clear connection to our professional audience.
Website Quality
Metrics are useful indicators, but relevance and content quality remain important.
Target Pages & Anchor Text
The destination and anchor should make sense within the article where the link appears.
Placement Rules
Links should appear where they genuinely help the reader understand or explore the topic.
Restricted Topics & Websites
We do not accept collaborations that are unrelated to our audience or create obvious quality, safety, or reputational concerns.
A website may also be rejected even if its topic is not explicitly listed below when its primary purpose appears to be selling links, publishing unrelated guest posts, or manipulating search rankings.
Submit a Collaboration Request
Providing the placement details upfront makes the review process easier.
For guest posts or link exchanges, send enough information for us to evaluate the website, destination, and proposed placement without requiring several rounds of clarification.