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Write for us: HVAC marketing guest posts
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Honest HVAC Marketing Agency accepts guest posts from marketers and SEOs who do real work for HVAC contractors. You get a byline, a short bio and one link to your site. We do not pay for posts and we do not sell slots, so read the terms below before you pitch.
Email your pitchWho we want
Marketers and SEOs who work with HVAC contractors
If you have run campaigns for HVAC companies and kept the results, write for us.
We take posts from SEOs, paid social specialists, web designers and agency owners who serve HVAC contractors. The test is simple: you have done the work you are writing about, for HVAC businesses.
We do not take generic marketing advice with HVAC added to the headline. If the post would read the same for a plumber or a dentist, it will not run.
Topics
The five topics we publish on
Pitch inside one of these. If your idea sits outside them, send the idea in one line before you write anything.
Local SEO for HVAC. Google Business Profile, citations, reviews, local rankings and service area pages.
Facebook ads for HVAC. Creative, offers, targeting, lead quality and cost per booked job.
HVAC website design and conversion. Site structure, speed, booking flows and trust signals.
HVAC lead generation. Where booked jobs come from, what they cost and how to track them.
Running an HVAC business. Pricing, hiring, call handling, seasonality and operations.
What you get
A byline, a short bio and one link
That is the whole deal. Here is what it does and does not include.
Your name goes on the post. Your bio says who you are and who you work with. Your link goes to your own site.
We do not pay for posts. We do not sell guest post slots, and we do not do link swaps.
We decide how the link is marked up, and we do not promise a followed link. If the link is the reason you want to write for us, this is not the place.
The standard
What a post has to clear to run
The blog runs on evidence, and a post has to as well.
Your own HVAC work behind it. Results, data or client experience from real HVAC accounts, with numbers where you can share them. Name the source for anything you did not measure yourself.
Claims that hold up. If a post says something worked, it says what the result was, over what period and for what kind of business. No guaranteed rankings and no invented numbers.
One point an HVAC owner can act on. Written in plain English for a contractor who has a business to run. Not a roundup of everything you know about marketing.
At least 1,200 words. Long enough to show the evidence and how you got it. Padding to reach the count does not help.
Original and unpublished. It has not run anywhere else and it will not run anywhere else after.
How to pitch
Email the pitch before you write the post
A pitch is four things and fits on one screen.
Email shaurya@honesthvacmarketing.agency with the subject line Guest post pitch. It goes straight to Shaurya, who runs the agency.
1. The headline you have in mind.
2. Three lines on the argument and the evidence behind it.
3. Your HVAC experience: who you have worked for and for how long.
4. Links to one or two things you have published.
We reply to pitches we want to run. If you hear nothing, treat it as a no and take the idea elsewhere. Do not send the finished post with the first email. For a feel for the standard, read our HVAC marketing research first.
Have a post that clears the bar?
Email the headline, three lines on the argument, your HVAC experience and links to your published work.
Email your pitch