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Deadside Guest Post Guidelines: How to Submit a Guest Post

We accept Deadside guest posts from writers who can teach players something useful. If you searched “dead side guest post,” “submit a dead side guest post,” or “deadside guest post by,” this page is the brief. Follow the guidelines below and email [email protected].

Deadside guest post guidelines for writers and site owners

What we accept

Original Deadside guides only. Good fits: loot routes, BattlEye patch-day checklists, ESP filter setups, aimbot etiquette, vehicle travel, airdrop timings, and base-raid awareness. We do not accept spun AI filler, copied UnknownCheats threads, or pages that exist only to drop a backlink.

Target 1,200–2,000 words in simple English. One primary keyword, a clear H1, and two or three H2s. Include at least one unique screenshot or diagram you own. We are currently accepting Dead Side guest posts that help players make a better buy or play decision.

How to submit a Dead Side guest post

Email [email protected] with the subject “Dead Side guest post by [Your Name]”. Attach a Google Doc or Markdown draft, your preferred bio (40–60 words), and one do-follow URL you want in the author box. We reply within five business days.

If you already published a Deadside article on your site, pitch a complementary angle rather than a duplicate. We prefer writers who will also share the live post on Reddit, Discord, or a newsletter — that is how guest posts actually rank.

Editorial rules

No guaranteed undetected claims. No stolen IGN or Steam screenshots. No attacks on named competitors. Link out to official Deadside or BattlEye pages when you cite a patch. We may edit titles to stay under 60 characters.

Approved posts go live on /blog/ with author credit and a contextual link. If you need the Deadside guest post guidelines in another format, ask in the same email. Start with our deadside cheats pillar if you need product facts to get the copy right.

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