Write for the ClassTrack blog.
Got real advice that helps students study smarter, ace exams, manage money or land their first internship? Share it with the students who read our guides every day.
What students want to read.
Practical, specific and honest beats generic every time. Not sure if your idea fits? Pitch it anyway.
Study techniques
Active recall, spaced repetition, note-taking systems, memory tricks that work for real courses.
Exams & grades
Exam prep plans, revision timetables, GPA/CGPA strategies and recovering from a bad semester.
Productivity & focus
Time blocking, beating procrastination, focus routines and honest app or tool comparisons.
Student money
Budgeting on a student income, saving on essentials, scholarships and part-time work.
Careers & internships
CVs, first internships, hackathons, networking and building skills while still in college.
College life & wellbeing
Freshers' advice, burnout, exam stress, sleep and balancing studies with everything else.
What makes a post get accepted.
check_circle Please do
- Send 100% original work that isn't published anywhere else
- Aim for 1,200–2,500 words with clear headings and short paragraphs
- Write from real experience — examples, numbers, steps students can follow
- Link to trustworthy sources for facts and research
- Use images you own or that are free to use, with credit
- Include a 2–3 line author bio and a headshot
warning Please don't
- Send fully AI-generated content (AI help is fine — but it must be your voice, checked by you)
- Write sales pitches or stuff the post with links to your product
- Offer to pay for links — we don't sell links (see partnerships for sponsored content)
- Cover gambling, adult content, essay-writing or "do my assignment" services
- Copy or lightly rewrite content from other sites
You get one link to your site or profile in your author bio. In line with Google's guidelines, links in guest posts may be marked nofollow. We may edit for clarity, length and style, and may add links to related ClassTrack guides.
From pitch to published.
Pitch
Email your idea and a short outline. If it's a fit, we'll reply within about a week.
Write
Send your full draft as a Google Doc (with comment access) within the agreed date.
Publish
We edit, design and publish it with your name, bio and photo — and share the link with you.
Send your pitch to prince@classtracks.app
Use the subject line "Guest post pitch: your title" and copy the template below.
Subject: Guest post pitch: [Your working title] Hi Prince, 1. Headline ideas (2–3): - ... 2. Short outline (5–8 bullet points): - ... 3. Why I can write this (experience / studies / role): ... 4. Two writing samples: - link 1 - link 2 5. My name, site or LinkedIn: ... Thanks!