Write for us: share what trading taught you.

Our readers are active retail traders: forex and gold traders, crypto traders, futures traders and people working through prop firm challenges. They read to trade with more discipline, not to find the next signal.

When you contribute a guest post, you get a byline and author bio on a focused trading blog, a link back to your website or profile, and your article shared with our newsletter and social followers. Publishing is free. We never charge for guest posts and we never sell links.

Original and unpublished. Your article must be 100% original, not published anywhere else (including your own blog or Medium), and not pitched to another site at the same time.

Length. 1,200 to 2,500 words. Depth beats length, but thin posts are not accepted.

Practical and experience-based. Write from real trading or coaching experience. Use examples, numbers, screenshots or a short case study. Generic "10 tips for traders" lists are declined.

Education, not advice. No buy or sell calls, signals, guaranteed returns, or "get rich" claims. We do not publish content that promotes signal groups, managed accounts, unregulated brokers, gambling, or binary options.

Human-written. You can use AI tools to help you research or edit, but the ideas, experience and voice must be yours. Unedited AI-generated drafts are rejected.

Clear structure. Use short paragraphs, descriptive H2 and H3 subheadings, and plain English. Submit as a Google Doc with editing or comment access.

Images. Original charts or screenshots are welcome. Only include images you own or have the right to use.

Every accepted guest post includes an author bio of up to 50 words with one link to your website, blog or social profile.

Links inside the article are allowed only when they genuinely help the reader, for example a study, a data source or a relevant guide. We do not accept paid links, affiliate links or link insertions, and we may edit or remove any link that looks promotional.

We edit every article for clarity, accuracy and our editorial standards before it goes live. Once published, the article may be updated over time to keep it accurate.

1. Pitch first. Send a proposed title, a 3 to 5 line outline, and one or two links to articles you have written. Please do not send a finished article before we approve the topic.

2. Get approval. We review every pitch and usually reply within 5 business days. If you have not heard back in 10 business days, the topic is not a fit right now.

3. Write and send your draft. Once approved, send the full draft as a Google Doc within 2 weeks.

4. Edit and publish. We edit, format and publish the post on the TradeDoctor AI blog, then share the live link with you.