Write for Us
Bulletproof Bedliners publishes practical, expert-level content for truck owners, fleet managers, contractors and off-roaders who want the most durable bed and body protection and want to understand why it lasts. If you have real experience to share, we'd like to hear your idea.
At a glance
- Original, unpublished articles of 1,000+ words written from hands-on experience.
- Pitch first through our contact form; we reply within about five business days.
- Paid and sponsored placements are always labeled Sponsored and their links use
rel="sponsored". - Our editors review, fact-check and may edit every submission before it goes live.
Who we're looking for
Practitioners, engineers, technicians, business owners and specialists who can explain how things really work — the numbers, the mistakes, the trade-offs and the steps. If your article would help a reader make a better decision or do a job right the first time, it's a good fit.
Topics we'd love to see
- Interpreting polyurea technical data sheets for buyers
- Abrasion testing methods for elastomeric coatings
- Spec-writing for fleet bedliner programs
- Low-temperature performance of spray elastomers
- Chemical resistance of bedliner coatings in agricultural use
- Full-body polyurea builds for overland and rock-crawling rigs
- Thickness verification with coating gauges
- Warranty claims: documenting prep and film build
- Coating trailers and equipment that face daily abuse
Not on the list? Pitch it anyway if it fits one of our categories: Coating Chemistry, Testing and Specs, Work Trucks and Fleets, Off-Road Armor, Buying and Ownership.
Submission guidelines
- 100% original and not published anywhere else (including your own site). We check.
- At least 1,000 words, with clear H2/H3 sections, practical steps and specific numbers where they matter.
- Facts backed by credible sources — standards bodies, government agencies, manufacturer documentation or peer-reviewed research — linked in the text.
- No spun, scraped or mass-produced machine-generated text. Write from experience; we can tell.
- Up to 1–2 contextual links that genuinely help the reader. No link lists, exact-match anchor stuffing or links to unrelated, adult, gambling or deceptive sites.
- Images only if you own the rights or have permission to use them; include a caption and source.
- A 1–2 sentence author bio describing your real experience.
Sponsored posts and paid placements
We accept a limited number of sponsored articles from brands that are relevant to our readers. Sponsored content must meet the same quality bar as everything else we publish. It is clearly labeled Sponsored, and every paid link carries rel="sponsored" in line with Google's guidelines — this protects our readers and keeps both your brand and our site in good standing. We do not sell "dofollow" links. Rates are available on request.
How the process works
- Pitch. Send a working title, a 3–5 point outline and a line about your experience through the contact form.
- Review. Our editors check fit, originality and reader value, usually within five business days.
- Draft. Once approved, send the full article (Google Doc or Word file) within the agreed timeframe.
- Edit and fact-check. We may edit for accuracy, clarity, length and style, and we'll ask you about anything we can't verify.
- Publish and share. We publish, notify you and keep the article updated over time.
Use our contact form with the subject "Guest post: your topic". For sponsored placements, see the Advertise page.
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay contributors?
Guest contributions are unpaid; in return you get a byline, an author bio and exposure to a focused audience. Sponsored articles are a separate, paid service for brands.
Can I include a link to my website?
Yes — one link in your bio and up to one or two contextual links in the article when they genuinely help readers. Commercial or paid links are marked rel="sponsored".
Will you edit my article?
Yes. Every piece is edited and fact-checked. We'll share significant changes with you before publishing.
How long until my post is published?
Most accepted articles go live within two to four weeks of the final draft, depending on the editorial calendar.
Talk to an applicator
ArmorThane makes spray-on bedliner systems and has a network of independent applicators. Get a quote or find an installer near you.
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