Guest posts & bylines
Share your expertise with attorneys, paralegals, and verified process servers nationwide.
Original resources
Deep dives, checklists, and how-to guides that become linkable assets for the legal community.
Topics we publish
- How to hire, verify, and manage process servers
- Proof of service, affidavit preparation, and court deadlines
- State-by-state service of process rules and changes
- Legal operations, litigation support, and workflow automation
- ethics, professionalism, and industry standards
- Building a process server agency or solo practice
Original content only — no syndicated or AI-generated filler.
1,200–2,000 words with actionable takeaways and credible sources.
Include a short author bio, headshot, and one non-promotional link.
Fact-check all court rules and cite official sources when possible.
We reserve the right to edit for clarity, length, and brand voice.
Pitch template
Copy this template, replace the bracketed fields, and send it to our editorial team.
Guest post pitch email
Subject: Guest post pitch for Mighty Process Server
Hi MPS editorial team,
I'd like to contribute a guest post to Mighty Process Server on a topic relevant to your audience. Here are a few angles I can cover:
- [Working title / topic 1]
- [Working title / topic 2]
- [Working title / topic 3]
I am [your title/background] and have experience in [process serving / legal operations / law firm management]. All content would be original, well-sourced, and ready to publish.
Please let me know which angle is the best fit for your editorial calendar.
Best,
[Your name]
[Your website or LinkedIn]Frequently asked questions
Do you accept contributed articles from legal software vendors?
Yes, if the post is educational and not a product pitch. Vendor contributors must disclose their relationship and keep mentions neutral.
Can I include a backlink to my site?
One relevant, non-promotional link is allowed in the author bio. Additional links must serve the reader and cite authoritative sources.
What is the publishing timeline?
We review pitches within five business days. Once accepted, drafts are typically published within two to three weeks.
Ready to pitch?
Send your pitch or draft to our editorial team and we will respond within five business days.
Send a pitch