Contributor program
Write for the Estateur blog
Share your estate-planning expertise with a professional audience, earn a byline, and get a followable link back to your firm's website. Open to attorneys and advisors on the Estateur platform.
Contributor guidelines
Write for practitioners and their clients
Share something useful about estate planning, probate, trust administration, or running an estate-planning practice. Original, plain-English insight beats generic overviews.
Be original and substantive
Aim for 500+ words of your own writing. No AI-spun filler, no content published elsewhere, and no thin posts that exist only to carry a link.
One byline, one backlink
Every published post credits you by name and firm and links to your website. That author-box link is followable — real SEO value for your practice. Links inside the article body are marked nofollow.
Keep it professional, not promotional
This isn't an ad. Skip hard sells, superlatives ("best lawyer"), and calls to "buy now." Purely promotional submissions are declined.
Everything is reviewed before it goes live
Submissions enter a moderation queue. An Estateur editor reviews, may lightly edit, and then approves or declines. Nothing publishes automatically.
Stay accurate and add a disclaimer-friendly tone
You remain responsible for what you write. Frame content as general information, not legal advice for a specific reader.
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