TrustMyPolicy accepts original, well-researched paid guest posts covering health and medical insurance, starting at $100 per article. We currently accept paid guest posts only. We welcome insurance professionals, brands, agencies, publishers, and subject-matter experts who can provide useful, accurate information for readers. Tell us your proposed topic, target country, and website at contact@trustmypolicy.com. Every submission is reviewed for relevance, originality, accuracy, and editorial quality before publication.
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Why Publish With TrustMyPolicy?
- An insurance-focused website, so your article sits among relevant content
- Content focused on policy information and insurance education
- Opportunities for relevant insurance, healthcare, and employee benefits businesses
- Editorial review before publication
- Contextual placement within relevant content
- A clear publishing process, from first email to live link
- USA- and UK-oriented content alongside other markets
- Both commercial and educational topics considered
Who Can Submit a Guest Post?
- Insurance writers and freelance journalists
- SEO and content marketing agencies, on behalf of clients
- Insurance companies, brokers, and agents
- Health insurance comparison and quote websites
- Hospitals, clinics, telehealth, and other healthcare providers
- Employee benefits, HR, and wellness businesses
- Anyone with real expertise in health insurance
What You Get With a Paid Guest Post
- A published article on TrustMyPolicy.com, subject to our editorial and site policies
- An author bio with your name, role, and profile link
- One relevant contextual link to your website inside the article, subject to editorial review
- Editorial review and formatting by our team, including headings and layout
- A live link sent to you as soon as the post is published
- [Optional: article writing by our team if you do not have a draft]
Health Insurance Topics We Accept
We accept health insurance topics covering different countries and regions when the content is accurate, market-specific, current, and supported by reliable sources. Tell us which country, state, province, or market your article targets.
Market-specific content: Articles must clearly identify the country, state, province, or region they cover. Insurance terminology, mandatory coverage, pricing, claims procedures, and regulations should not be presented as universal when they vary by market.
Types of Plans and Cover
- Individual vs. family health insurance plans
- Hospital cover vs. extras (outpatient, dental, vision) cover
- Indemnity, managed care, and high-deductible plans explained
- Critical illness, maternity, and mental health cover: what is included?
- Waiting periods, sub-limits, and exclusions explained
Costs and Savings
- What affects your health insurance premium
- Premium, deductible, co-pay, and out-of-pocket maximum explained
- How to lower your health insurance cost legally
- Is a cheaper plan with a higher excess worth it?
- Tax treatment of health insurance in a specific country
Claims and Using Your Cover
- How to make a health insurance claim step by step
- Cashless treatment vs. reimbursement claims
- Common reasons health insurance claims are rejected
- In-network vs. out-of-network care
- Pre-authorization and how it works
People and Situations
- Health insurance for families and children
- Health insurance for seniors and retirees
- Self-employed, freelancer, and gig worker health insurance
- Students, new residents, and expats
- International and travel medical insurance
- Pre-existing conditions and how insurers treat them
Employer and Business Cover
- Employer group health insurance explained
- How small businesses can offer health benefits
- Employer vs. individual cover: which is better?
Public Systems, Laws and Local Guides
- How public healthcare systems and private insurance work together in a specific country
- Government schemes, subsidies, and eligibility in a specific market
- Health insurance regulators and consumer rights
- Local guides: “Health insurance in [city, state, or country]”
Insurer Reviews and Comparisons
- Honest comparisons of health insurance providers
- Best health insurance for specific needs (families, seniors, self-employed, expats)
- Telehealth, digital claims, and health insurance technology
Guest Post Guidelines
Following these helps your article get approved faster.
- Original content only. Never published elsewhere, never copied, never spun.
- Length: 1,500 words minimum. Go longer when the topic needs it.
- Answer first. Open with a short, clear summary of what the reader will learn.
- Clear headings. Write headings as the questions real people search for.
- Accurate and current. Name specific insurers, laws, and figures, and include the year. Make clear which market the information applies to.
- Cite reliable sources. Link to regulators, health authorities, government sites, or published research.
- Information, not medical or personal advice. Do not give diagnosis or treatment advice, and avoid guarantees about prices, approvals, or claims.
- Add real value: tables, examples, checklists, or real scenarios.
- Images: original or properly licensed, with alt text.
- AI-assisted content: AI tools may be used during drafting or research, but the submitted article must be human-reviewed, fact-checked, original, and editorially suitable. Unreviewed or mass-produced AI content will not be accepted.
- Relevance: links must fit naturally and help the reader. We may reject or modify anchor text, links, or destinations that appear promotional, manipulative, misleading, or unrelated to the article.
We may edit your article for clarity, accuracy, and formatting. We reserve the right to decline any submission.
Content We Do Not Accept
- Unrelated industries
- Adult content
- Gambling
- Illegal services
- Payday or abusive lending
- Misleading financial claims
- Unproven medical claims or miracle cures
- Supplement, drug, or unverified health product promotion
- Malware or harmful software
- Plagiarized content
- AI-generated content without human fact-checking
- Mass-produced SEO articles
- Link-exchange or reciprocal link arrangements
- Articles already published elsewhere
Pricing
Our paid guest post rate starts at $100 per article. Final pricing may vary depending on the topic, content requirements, placement, and campaign scope. Email us for a quote.
What to Include in Your Inquiry
Send everything in your first email so we can respond quickly. Please include:
- Proposed article title
- Target country or market
- Target URL
- Preferred anchor text (we may adjust it so it reads naturally)
- Company or brand name
- Website
- A writing sample or previously published article
- Your budget
- Confirmation that the article is original
- Whether you need our team to write the article
How to Submit Your Guest Post
- Email us at contact@trustmypolicy.com with the subject line: Health Insurance Guest Post – [Country]
- Include the details listed above
- We reply within [2-3] business days with approval, pricing, and next steps
- Send your article as a Google Doc or Word file, or ask us to write it
- We review and publish. You receive the live link once it is published
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TrustMyPolicy accept health insurance guest posts?
Yes. We accept original, well-researched health insurance articles that are accurate, market-specific, and supported by reliable sources. Guest posts are paid.
How much does a health insurance guest post cost?
Our paid guest post rate starts at $100 per article. Final pricing may vary depending on the topic, content requirements, placement, and campaign scope.
Which countries can I write about?
We accept health insurance topics covering different countries and regions when the content is accurate, market-specific, current, and supported by reliable sources. Tell us which country, state, province, or market your article targets.
How long should the article be?
At least 1,500 words, with clear headings, accurate figures, and cited sources.
Can I include a link to my website?
Yes. You get an author bio with a profile link and one relevant contextual link inside the article, subject to editorial review.
Can an agency submit on behalf of a client?
Yes. Agencies and brands are welcome. Include the client’s website and target country in your email.
Can you write the article for me?
[Yes, on request. Ask about our writing service in your email. / No, we only publish finished articles.]
How long does it take to publish?
We reply within [2-3] business days. Publishing time depends on edits and our schedule. We will give you an estimate when we confirm your order.
Can I submit an article that is already published elsewhere?
No. We only publish original content.
Contact
Email: contact@trustmypolicy.com
Subject line: Health Insurance Guest Post – [Country]
Our editor reads every request. Send your topic and website today and we will get back to you shortly.
