Automation

Category	Technology
Link Type	Do Follow
Max Links Allowed	2
Domain Authority (DA)	54
Page Authority	52
Moz Rank	5.2
Links In	2077
Equity	1091
Google Indexed Pages	Check Indexed Pages
Sample Guest Post	https://www.automation.com/article/cryog ...
	Rank: 200235 Keywords: 9,163 Traffic: 8,695 Costs: 32,337 URL Links: 2,528 Host Links: 3,519 Domain Links: 2,676,242

• Articles are typically be 700 - 2,000 words, and shorter is usually better. If a topic requires a longer, more in-depth analysis, we will consider it for alternative publication. We also consider and welcome case studies and opinion pieces. 
• We appreciate wholly original material, but features may be adapted from blog posts, whitepapers, case studies or other materials. We do not accept articles that have been published by other media outlets within the past 6 months. 
• Provide a headline and one- to two-sentence summary of the feature. Shorter is always better.
• Articles will be edited for style and SEO.
• All features should have named authors and can quote other people or not as the topic requires.
• Include a 2-3 sentence bio, including company affiliation, title and company website (if applicable) that can be published with the article. 
• Include high-resolution images as separate attachments in .JPG, .GIF or .PNG format. Don’t embed images in the email message or in the attached Word document. If you include multiple figures, make sure to number (and caption, if applicable) each picture file appropriately.

Note: We reserve the right to use our editorial discretion when deciding to publish articles on Automation.com. We reserve the right to edit articles to conform to our guidelines and SEO.

We do not permit the following: 

• References to competitors by name in any potentially comparative or exclusive manner, other than a general awareness mention in the most evenly represented, data-based, fair way. 
• Content that is product specific or promotional in nature, explicitly tries to sell a product or service. 
• Any discussion that, under normal standards of courtesy and maturity, would offend a provider of similar equipment and services.