We accept high-quality guest contributions about Blox Fruits, Roblox, and gaming guides. If you play the game, know your stuff, and can write clearly, we would love to hear from you.
What we’re looking for
We publish original guides and articles of 900 words or more. Every piece should be accurate and up to date with the current game, and written with players in mind. Practical, well-structured guides do best here.
What we don’t publish
We don’t publish casino, adult, crypto, or CBD content. We also turn down spun or AI-mass-produced articles and anything off topic. If it isn’t useful to our readers, it isn’t for us.
How to pitch
Email your pitch to allisonzoie@gmail.com
Topics that fit this site
The strongest pitches cover a question a Blox Fruits player would actually ask while playing or trading. That includes fruit values and trading decisions, beginner progression, how a game feature or tool works, and clear explanations of changes introduced by an update. A narrow, practical topic usually works better than a broad survey that tries to cover everything at once.
Before pitching, check whether the site already covers the same ground. If it does, explain what your article would add: a clearer method, a missing comparison, worked examples, or a better structure for beginners. A pitch that duplicates an existing page without adding anything useful is unlikely to be accepted.
How to structure a strong pitch
A good pitch is short and specific. State the proposed title, the reader question it answers, the main sections you would include, and why you are well placed to write it. If the topic depends on trading values, say how you would check them and how you would handle disagreement between community sources, rather than presenting one figure as settled.
- Proposed title and the exact question the article answers
- A short outline with the main headings in order
- The sources or checks you would use for values, prices and game details
- Any existing coverage on the site that your article would improve or replace
What a good article includes
Start with a direct answer, then explain it. Use clear headings, short paragraphs and practical steps a reader can follow in the game. Where a value is a community estimate, say so, and keep physical fruit values, permanent prices and demand separate, because mixing them up is one of the most common sources of confusion for traders.
Accuracy matters more than length. Check move names, requirements and game details against the current game before submitting, and flag anything that may have changed in a recent update. If a claim cannot be checked, leave it out or describe it as uncertain, rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Editing and review
Submitted work may be edited for accuracy, clarity, structure and consistency with the rest of the site. That can include tightening an introduction, reordering sections, adding a comparison, or asking the writer to re-check a detail. Publication is at the site’s discretion, and not every pitch or draft will be published. Work must be original and written for this site; copied, spun or mass-produced material will not be accepted.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be an expert player to contribute?
No, but you do need to know the topic well enough to explain it accurately and to check details rather than rely on memory alone. A well-researched beginner guide is more useful than an advanced guide that gets basic details wrong.
Should I send a finished article or a pitch first?
Send a pitch first, using the email address above. That avoids wasted work if the topic is already covered or does not fit the site, and it gives the editor a chance to suggest a sharper angle before you write the full piece.
What happens if a value or detail changes after publication?
Let the site know through the Contact page, with the exact page and the detail that needs review. Corrections are checked against other signals before a published value is changed, so a single conflicting claim on its own is not treated as proof.