The Mick Morris Musing is happy to publish quest posts.

Guest posting gives the readers fresh perspectives beyond what I can provide. I also learn a lot from the writing of others.

Here are two reasons why you may want to write guest posts for this blog:

1. You want to help people through your writing

My blog is about turning life’s crap into fertilizer, so I would obviously like guest posts to relate to this subject, and like your post to be providing value to people seeking to build resilience into their life.

While you already help people through your blog, by writing here you can help even more people since you reach a new audience, and I’d love to see different approaches to my subject matter.

1. You will get exposure for your work

I can’t gaurantee you massive numbers, as I’m a developing blogger as well. Since your guest posts include links to your work (such as your blog, or at least they should!), it means that your work will get exposure to people you may not have reached otherwise, and if they like your post, hopefully they’ll jump on over to your blog. This is not to mention potentially thousand others who come to your posts through social media sites or search engines.

Of course, there are some guidelines for the post. The post must be:

It can’t be a post that has been posted on your own blog or anywhere else before. In other words, it must be a new post.

I’m prepared to explore posts of varying lengths. So I will be guided by your content…short and snappy, I’m happy, but if it’s long with punch I’m also happy.

• At most 50 words bio

You may include links to your work here. Please put the bio at the end of the post. I will write my introduction at the beginning.

I know you may be trying to monetize your blog…. hopefully by driving some extra traffic your way you can capitalise on your affiliate links when they hit your site.

• Accepting or rejecting

I reserve the right to edit the posts as needed (for example, to fix spelling or grammar errors) and to reject posts that I feel are not appropriate for this site.

Feel free to tell me about your idea before you start writing as I don’t want to waste your time because I know how valuable it is!. Please send your submissions or ideas to mick(at) themickmorris.com