Write for Trickyworld

Guidelines

We publish practical, original articles on AI, AI agents, cyber security and tech tricks. If you've found something that really works, show our readers how to use it, or how to stay safe.

Topics we'd like:

• AI tools and tricks that save real time
• AI agents: what they can do, and how to build and use them
• Prompting: better results from ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
• Coding with AI: assistants that help you build and debug faster
• Cyber security: new threats, CVEs and how to stay protected
• Ethical hacking: how attacks work and how to stop them
• Online safety: scams, deepfakes, passwords and privacy
• Tech tricks and hacks for Windows, Android, browsers and apps

What every article needs:

• Original and unpublished: not on your blog, Medium or elsewhere
• Not republished anywhere after we publish it
• Written by you; we decline AI-generated or rewritten articles
• 800 to 5,000 words, with headings and short paragraphs
• Answers one clear question people search for
• Steps and code you have tried yourself, with the versions used
• An explanation of why it works, not only the steps
• Your own screenshots, or images you have the right to use
• Up to 8 images (JPEG, PNG or WebP, 5 MB each), each with alt text
• Facts checked against official sources

Links:

• At most 3 links to other sites, each useful to the reader
• Plain link text, not keywords like "best cheap hosting"
• Guest post links get rel="ugc", sponsored ones rel="sponsored"
• We don't offer "dofollow" links
• A short bio and one link to your site appear with your article

We don't accept articles about, or linking to:

• Hacking into accounts, phones or networks you don't own
• Malware, phishing kits or ways to slip past security tools
• Cracked software, pirated apps or "free premium" tricks
• Gambling, betting or casinos
• Adult content, CBD or drugs
• Crypto trading or get-rich-quick schemes
• Loans or essay-writing services

If your article promotes your own product or a client's, AI tools included, send it as a sponsored article instead.

How it works: prove your email address below, write in the editor, save a draft whenever you like, and send it for review when it's ready. An editor reads every article and may edit it for clarity, accuracy and length, ask you for changes, or decline it. We email you each decision, and again when it goes live.

Sponsored articles

Sponsored articles are labelled "Sponsored" at the top, name the sponsor, and mark every link rel="sponsored". They are published after payment, which we agree with you by email. They are kept out of search results unless the editor decides an article is useful to readers on its own.