The OmniBlog network exists in order redress the balance between genuine bloggers and corporate giants. Every PLC and their shareholder’s dog now has a blog aimed at promoting their business and company website, but we’re only interested in bloggers who blog for the simple reason that they are passionate about their chosen topic.
On this page you can join OmniBlog’s ever-growing list of blogs and have your posts syndicated on our sites. Once we have your details and have approved your blog, a preview of every new post you make will appear on one or more of our sites with a link back to the original post page, helping you reach a much wider audience with everything you write.
Fill in the form below or read more about us.
Benefits of having your site listed on OmniBlog
- More people reading your articles
- Increased traffic to your site and potential higher advertising revenue
- Association with a quality blogging portal
- More links to your website = a higher ranking in Google
- Extra exposure on our RSS feeds and Twitter profiles
- Guaranteed time on the OmniBlog homepage and homepage of the Omni site(s) you are listed on
What do I need to have my site on the OmniBlog network?
- OmniBlog requires an RSS feed of your latest posts in order to syndicate them. Almost all blogs have RSS – look for the
symbol on your home page. - We also ask you to put a small graphic link somewhere on your website to help spread the word about OmniBlog.
- And… that’s it! Once we have the details of your site, we will do the necessary set-up work and start sending visitors your way as soon as we can.
For further info, see the Bloggers’ FAQ
Submission form
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- Please allow up to 10 working days for us to get back to you. If you haven’t heard from us after this, don’t submit your site again – contact us.
- By submitting your blog for listing on our websites, you are granting OmniBlog permission to use the contents of your RSS feed on any of the Omni-branded websites we run, as well as our own RSS feeds, news feeds that monitor OmniBlog content and any other automatic subscription method readers may use to follow our content, including, but not limited to, email lists and social networking profiles.
