An independent publication with a byline you can trace
Article Orbit covers lifestyle, technology, business, health & beauty, AI and finance for a professional audience. We publish work from our own editorial desk alongside guest contributions, and everything goes through the same review before it reaches a reader.
What we publish
Six sections, chosen because they are what our readers actually come for rather than because they fill a menu. Each one is edited to the same standard.
Culture, travel, food, property and the way we live now. Considered features for readers who want more than a listicle.
Reporting on the tools, platforms and people reshaping how we work and live, from software and cybersecurity to the hardware worth paying attention to.
Markets, strategy, marketing and the decisions moving companies, careers and capital. Practical coverage for people who have to act on it.
Evidence-led writing on medicine, wellbeing, skincare and fitness, checked against the research rather than the marketing.
Artificial intelligence in practice: what the tools actually do, where they help, and where the claims outrun the capability.
Money, markets and the economy explained. Informational coverage only — never a financial promotion.
Who writes it
Editorially produced work is published under the Article Orbit Editorialbyline, which means it was produced and reviewed by the desk rather than by a single named staff writer. Accepted guest posts run under the contributor’s own name, with their biography and website shown alongside the article. Contributor email addresses are never published.
You can see everyone who has published here on the authors page.
Our standards
Nothing reaches the public site without an explicit editorial decision to publish it. Guest submissions arrive in a moderation queue and stay invisible until an editor approves them. Claims that need sources get sources. Purely promotional pieces are declined.
Accepted guest posts carry contextual do-follow links, one or two per piece. A link still has to belong in the article: our editors will move or reword one that does not read naturally. The full detail is in our editorial guidelines.
Corrections
If we get something wrong we want to know and we will fix it. Email [email protected] with the article and what is wrong, and it will reach an editor directly. Substantive corrections are noted on the article itself rather than made silently.
Get in touch
For enquiries, corrections or press, use the contact page. If you want to write for us, the guidelines and submission form are the fastest route.
Have something worth a stop on the network?
Editor reviewed guest placement on a staffed publication. One or two contextual do follow links, three to five days, permanent.