PW Live publishes practical, well-researched articles for students, early-career professionals and self-learners. If you know a subject well and can explain it clearly, we would like to hear from you.
We accept a limited number of guest posts, each edited by our team to the standards in our Editorial Policy.
Who we look for
- Teachers, tutors and exam mentors with real classroom or coaching experience.
- Professionals in technology, finance, marketing, business or design who can explain their field to beginners.
- Students and recent graduates who can share what actually worked in an exam, admission process or first job.
- Writers who prefer specifics over generalities and are comfortable being edited.
You do not need a large portfolio, just something useful to say.
Topics we accept
- Education: study methods, online learning, school and university life.
- Exams: preparation strategies for board exams, entrance tests and government exams.
- Skills development: guides that fit our skills hub, from coding and data science to communication and productivity.
- Career: job search, interviews, workplace skills, career changes.
- Business and startups: how businesses work, starting up, day-to-day operations.
- Finance: budgeting, saving, investing basics, money habits for students and early earners.
- Marketing and ecommerce: digital marketing fundamentals, selling online.
- Technology and apps: tools and software that help people learn and work.
- Health and lifestyle: habits that support focus, energy and balance while studying or working.
Guidelines
- Original. Written by you, unpublished elsewhere and not submitted to other sites at the same time.
- Practical. Readers should be able to act on what you write: steps, examples and concrete detail.
- Length. A minimum of 900 words.
- Accurate. No invented statistics, quotes or claims. Cite official sources where facts are involved.
- No promotional links. No links to your product, service, client sites or affiliate pages within the article. A short author bio with one link to your website or profile is fine.
- Format. Short paragraphs, clear headings, bullet lists where they help.
What we don’t accept
- Articles written primarily to gain a backlink.
- AI-generated text submitted without meaningful human expertise or editing.
- Anything about Physics Wallah products that could be mistaken for official communication.
- Rewrites of existing articles, thin listicles or press releases.
- Topics outside our categories, or anything offering financial, legal or medical advice.
How to pitch
Email hassan@zavify.co.uk with the subject line “Guest post pitch”. Include:
- A proposed headline and a two to three sentence summary.
- Who the article is for and what they will be able to do after reading it.
- A short note on your background and why you should write it.
- One or two links to previous writing, if you have any.
Please pitch before writing the full article.
What happens next
We read every pitch and reply within a few working days. If we accept, we will confirm the angle and a deadline. Our editors will then review your draft, may ask for revisions and will edit for clarity and style before publishing.
Published articles carry your name and bio. We do not currently pay for guest posts, and we may update or remove articles in line with our editorial standards.