Write Your Best Story, Hopes and Dreams

Have something worth sharing?

Maybe you have a business lesson, a side hustle experience, a practical guide, a technology project, a useful review, or simply a story that other people can learn from.

Money For My Beer welcomes original, useful stories from people who have something genuinely worth saying.

This website brings together practical stories, guides, reviews, experiences, and ideas around money, beermoney, business, cryptocurrency, gardening, guides, reviews, security, SEO, travel, beer, and other useful subjects.

Take a look at the Money For My Beer homepage to get a feel for the stories already published.

Your article does not need to be perfect.

It does need to be useful, original, relevant, and worth reading.

What Can You Write About?

Money For My Beer covers a broad range of subjects, but your article should still have a clear connection to our readers and existing content.

Money, Beermoney and Side Hustles

We are interested in practical experiences and useful information about making, saving, or managing money online.

Topics can include:

Micro jobs and gig work
Side hustles
Freelancing
Online earning opportunities
Money-making apps and websites
Payment methods
Gig economy tools
Personal experiences
Practical ways to earn extra money

Explore our Beermoney category for examples of this type of content.

Business and Entrepreneurship

Share lessons that can help business owners, freelancers, creators, or people thinking about starting something of their own.

Examples include:

Starting a business
Entrepreneurship
Freelancing
Online businesses
Business lessons
Productivity
Business tools
Customer acquisition
Lessons learned from building a project

See the Business category for existing examples.

Guides and How-To Articles

Practical guides are especially useful when they answer a real question or solve a real problem.

You can write:

Step-by-step tutorials
Beginner guides
Troubleshooting guides
Strategy posts
Tactical guides
Checklists
Practical explainers
Lessons learned from real projects

Browse our Guides to see the kind of practical content we publish.

Reviews and Comparisons

Readers often need help deciding whether a product, website, app, or service is worth their time or money.

Useful reviews should explain the experience honestly and provide enough detail for readers to make their own informed decision.

You can explore our Reviews category for examples.

Cryptocurrency and Digital Finance

We also publish cryptocurrency-related guides, research, and practical articles.

Potential topics include:

Cryptocurrency basics
Trading concepts
Crypto tools
Digital payments
Security
Common risks
Personal experiences
Practical cryptocurrency guides

See our Cryptocurrency category for examples.

Accuracy matters especially when writing about money and financial topics. Support important claims with reliable sources whenever appropriate.

Security and Online Safety

We welcome articles that help people stay safer online.

Topics might include:

Online scams
Privacy
Account security
Phishing
Password security
Cryptocurrency security
Common security mistakes
Practical online safety

See the Security category for examples.

SEO and Websites

We are also open to practical SEO and website-related content.

Possible topics include:

Search engine optimization
On-page SEO
Technical SEO
Internal linking
Content strategy
WordPress
Website optimization
Blogging
Search visibility
Lessons from building or growing a website

Browse the Technology category for examples.

Gardening, Travel, Beer and Other Subjects

Not every story needs to be about money.

Money For My Beer also publishes content about Gardening, Travel, Beer, and other subjects.

The common thread is simple: give the reader something useful, interesting, or memorable.

What Makes a Good Guest Post?

The strongest contributions have a clear reason for existing.

They teach something.

They solve a problem.

They document an experience.

They explain something complicated.

They provide useful research.

Or they tell a genuinely interesting story.

Be Original

Your article should be original and written for Money For My Beer.

Do not submit copied, spun, scraped, or lightly rewritten content.

Be Useful

Give readers something they can learn, apply, understand, compare, or take away from the article.

Be Well Structured

Use clear headings, short paragraphs, lists where useful, and a logical flow.

Do not turn the article into one large block of text.

Use Real Experience

Firsthand knowledge is valuable.

Tell readers what you actually tried.

Explain what worked.

Explain what did not work.

Share what you learned.

A specific experience can often provide more value than a generic article assembled from information that already exists everywhere else.

Support Your Claims

When an article includes statistics, financial information, research, security advice, or other factual claims, use credible sources where appropriate.

Link to original research, official documentation, reputable organizations, or other authoritative references whenever they strengthen the article.

Guest Post Requirements

Please follow these requirements before submitting your story.

Language: English.

Length: Aim for 1500 words or more when the topic warrants it. Do not add filler simply to reach a word count.

Originality: Your content must be original and substantially useful.

Formatting: Use proper headings, paragraphs, bullet points, and other formatting that improves readability.

Images: Include at least one relevant illustration or image where appropriate. Make sure you have the right to use every image you submit.

References: Include relevant reference links when your claims or recommendations would benefit from supporting sources.

Tags: You may include up to three relevant tags, written in lowercase.

Relevance: Your story should fit the subjects covered by Money For My Beer and provide value to our readers.

Links and Self-Promotion

You are welcome to mention your website, business, product, project, or publication when it is genuinely relevant to the article.

However, the article should be useful even without the link.

Relevant references are helpful.

Unnecessary links are not.

We may remove links that are irrelevant, excessive, misleading, promotional, or otherwise inappropriate for the article.

We may also change link attributes or placement when appropriate.

The purpose of publishing a guest contribution is to share something useful with readers, not to create an article whose primary purpose is manipulating search rankings.

So please avoid:

Keyword-stuffed anchor text
Excessive self-promotion
Irrelevant backlinks
Links inserted purely for SEO
Promotional copy disguised as an article

A useful article with a relevant reference is much more valuable than an article built around backlinks.

What We Accept

We particularly like:

In-depth guides
List-based articles with genuine substance
Strategy posts
Tactical and how-to articles
Original research
Reviews and comparisons
Case studies
Firsthand experiences
Business lessons
Helpful tutorials
Practical explanations
Thoughtful stories

Relatable examples are especially useful because they help readers understand how an idea works in the real world.

What We Do Not Accept

We may reject content that is:

Copied or duplicated
Thin or generic
Unrelated to the website
Excessively promotional
Filled with unnatural keywords
Based on unsupported claims
Primarily created to obtain links
Misleading or deceptive
Unsafe
Linking to questionable or harmful websites
Written as little more than an advertisement

We also reserve the right to edit, remove, or decline links that do not add value to the article.

Make It Easy for the Editor

The easier your article is to review, the easier it is to get it ready for publication.

Before sending your story, check that:

The title clearly describes the subject.
The introduction tells readers what they will learn.
Headings are descriptive.
Paragraphs are easy to read.
Important claims have appropriate sources.
Images are properly licensed.
Links are relevant.
The article does not rely on keyword stuffing.
Promotional material is kept reasonable.

The goal is not to make every SEO indicator turn green.

The goal is to create an article that is useful to people.

Who Is the Article For?

Know your reader.

A beginner guide should be understandable to a beginner.

A technical tutorial should provide enough detail to actually follow the process.

A money-making article should be honest about requirements, limitations, and potential risks.

A review should explain the experience rather than simply praise the product.

Think about the person on the other side of the screen.

What do they want to know?

What problem are they trying to solve?

What would make the article worth their time?

Start there.

What Should You Send?

When you are ready to propose a contribution, send us:

Your Name

Use your real name or the name you want to appear publicly.

Your Website or Profile

You may include a website, business page, social profile, or other relevant online presence.

Your Biography

Provide a short description of who you are and what you do.

A useful author biography gives readers context about your experience.

Your Story Idea

Tell us what you want to write about.

A proposed title and a short description are enough to start the conversation.

How to Submit Your Story

Rather than publishing something that is automatically approved, we review contributions to make sure they fit the site and provide value to readers.

Start by sending the details of your proposed story through the Money For My Beer contact form.

Tell us:

What do you want to write about?

Why would it be useful to our readers?

What experience or knowledge do you bring to the subject?

If the idea is a good fit, we can discuss the next step.

About Money For My Beer

Money For My Beer is a personal publication built around practical stories, guides, money-making ideas, reviews, and useful information.

You can learn more about the site and the person behind it on the About page.

The website continues to grow across several subject areas, including Beermoney, Business, Guides, Reviews, Security, and SEO.

You can also browse the latest stories directly from the homepage.

Before You Send It

Ask yourself:

Is this original?

Does it teach something, solve something, or tell a worthwhile story?

Would I still consider it useful if my own website was not linked?

Are my claims accurate?

Are my sources credible?

Are my links genuinely relevant?

Would I be happy to share this article with someone I know?

If the answer is yes, you are probably on the right track.

Write Your Best Story

You do not need to be a professional writer.

You do not need to have a huge audience.

You simply need something worth sharing.

A lesson.

An experience.

A practical guide.

A business idea.

A side hustle.

A technology project.

A mistake you learned from.

A discovery that could help someone else.

The internet already has enough generic content.

What it needs more of is real experience, useful ideas, and stories written by people who actually have something to say.

So write about what you know.