Do you love solving tech problems? Can you explain a Mac error fix or a Windows tip in simple, clear language that anyone can follow? If yes — we want to hear from you.
Crazy Errors is open to guest contributors who can help our readers fix their devices, learn new tips, and get more out of their Apple and Windows products.
Why Write for Crazy Errors?
Reach a real audience. Crazy Errors is visited by thousands of readers every month who are actively searching for tech help. Your guide will be read by real people with real problems.
Build your author profile. Every accepted article includes an author bio with your name, a short description, and a link back to your website or social profile.
Get a quality backlink. You receive a do-follow backlink to your website or portfolio — great for your own SEO.
Be part of a growing platform. We are building one of the most trusted independent tech help blogs for Mac and Apple users. Your contribution becomes a permanent part of that resource.
What Topics We Accept
We publish content focused on the following areas:
Mac & macOS Error fixes, performance tips, hidden features, macOS guides, MacBook troubleshooting, Mac apps and software guides.
iPhone & iPad iOS tips and tricks, iPhone error fixes, iCloud guides, Face ID issues, battery tips, app troubleshooting.
Apple Ecosystem Apple Watch guides, AirPods tips and fixes, Apple TV setup, iCloud troubleshooting, Apple ID and security.
Windows Windows 11 error fixes, performance tips, software guides, printer fixes, Windows troubleshooting.
Apps & Software Guides for popular apps used on Mac or Windows — productivity tools, browsers, creative software, and utilities.
What We Do Not Accept
To maintain the quality and trust of our site, we do not accept the following:
Content that has been published anywhere else online — including your own blog, Medium, LinkedIn, or any other platform. We only accept 100% original, unpublished articles.
Thin or low-quality content — articles under 800 words, content that is vague, generic, or does not provide real value to the reader.
Promotional or sales-focused content — articles written primarily to promote a product, service, or brand without genuine educational value.
AI-generated content submitted without significant human editing, fact-checking, and original insight.
Content unrelated to our topics — we do not accept articles about gaming, social media marketing, finance, health, or any topic outside our tech niche.
Articles with more than two outbound links — we limit external links strictly. Links must be genuinely relevant to the article topic.
Content targeting competing tech help blogs or containing negative comparisons.
Guest Post Guidelines
Please follow these guidelines carefully before submitting. Articles that do not meet these standards will not be considered.
Length: Minimum 800 words. Ideal length is 1,000 to 1,500 words for how-to guides and error fixes. In-depth guides can be longer.
Structure: Use clear headings and subheadings. Break content into short paragraphs. Use numbered steps for tutorials and guides. Make it easy to scan and follow.
Language: Write in simple, clear English. Avoid jargon. Write as if you are explaining the fix to a friend who is not a tech expert.
Screenshots: Include relevant screenshots where possible. Images must be your own — do not use images copied from other websites.
Originality: Your article must be 100% original and must pass plagiarism checks. We use tools to verify this before publishing.
Accuracy: Every step or fix you describe must be tested and verified. Do not write about something you have not personally tried or researched thoroughly.
Author bio: Provide a short author bio of 2 to 3 sentences including your name, your experience or background, and optionally a link to your website or social profile.
What Happens After You Submit
Here is what to expect after you send us your article:
Step 1 — We review your pitch or draft within 3 to 5 business days and let you know if it fits our content standards.
Step 2 — Editorial review — If accepted, our team reviews the article for accuracy, structure, and readability. We may suggest edits or ask for revisions.
Step 3 — Final approval — Once the article meets our standards it is approved for publishing.
Step 4 — Publishing — Your article goes live on crazyerrors.com with your author name and bio. We will notify you when it is published.
Step 5 — Promotion — We share published articles on our social media channels including Facebook and YouTube community.
Please note — we do not guarantee a publishing timeline. It depends on our editorial schedule and the volume of submissions we receive.
Paid Guest Posts
We do not charge writers to publish on Crazy Errors and we do not pay writers for guest posts at this time. Compensation is in the form of authorship credit, author bio, and a do-follow backlink.
If you are representing a brand and looking for a sponsored post or paid collaboration, please do not use this form. Instead email us directly at support@crazyerrors.com with the subject line “Sponsored Post Inquiry.”
How to Submit
Ready to contribute? Here is how to get started:
Option 1 — Send a pitch first Email us at support@crazyerrors.com with the subject line “Guest Post Pitch” and include your proposed article title, a 3 to 5 sentence summary of what the article will cover, and why it will be useful to our readers. We will reply within 3 to 5 business days.
Option 2 — Send the full draft If you have already written the article and are confident it meets our guidelines, you can send the full draft as a Google Doc link or a Word document attachment to support@crazyerrors.com with the subject line “Guest Post Submission.”
Please do not send the same submission to multiple contacts. One email is enough.
Important Notes
Submitting an article does not guarantee it will be published. We reserve the right to decline any submission that does not meet our editorial standards.
Once your article is published on Crazy Errors it becomes part of our site permanently. We may update, edit, or reformat the content over time to keep it accurate and current.
We do not allow the same article to be republished elsewhere after it has been published on Crazy Errors.
Contact Us
Have a question about guest posting before you submit? Feel free to reach out.
Email: support@crazyerrors.com Subject line: Guest Post Question Website: crazyerrors.com
We look forward to reading your work.
Crazy Errors is an independent tech blog. We are not affiliated with Apple Inc., Microsoft Corporation, or any other company mentioned on this site. All guest posts become the property of Crazy Errors upon publication.