Contact Us
Questions, corrections, suggestions or partnership enquiries, we read everything that comes in and reply to as much of it as we can.
Email us
contact@digitalmarketingexplained.co.ukWe aim to reply within two business days. If your message is about something time sensitive, put it in the subject line and we will do our best.
What to get in touch about
- Article suggestions. If there is something you keep looking for and cannot find a decent answer to, tell us. A good proportion of what we publish started as a reader question.
- Corrections and updates. Platforms change, and sometimes a guide falls behind before we catch it. If you spot something that is wrong or out of date, let us know and we will check it and fix it. You will not offend us.
- Guest contributions. See below.
- Advertising and partnerships. Best handled through our advertise page, which has the formats, standards and a form that captures what we need to quote properly.
- Tool requests. If there is a job you do manually every week and a free tool would save you the bother, tell us on the tools page or by email.
- Press and quotes. Happy to comment on search, PPC and digital marketing topics for journalists and podcasters. Include your deadline.
What we cannot help with
We would love to answer everything, but a few things are outside what we can do by email.
We cannot provide free account audits, campaign reviews or one-to-one consultancy. Questions about someone else's agency or supplier are difficult for us to comment on fairly, since we only ever hear one side. And we cannot troubleshoot Google Ads or Analytics account access issues, which need to go to the platform's own support team.
If your question is genuinely quick and the answer would help other readers too, ask anyway. It might end up as an article.
Interested in contributing?
We publish guest contributions from practitioners with real, current experience. If you manage campaigns, run an agency, or work in-house and know a corner of this industry properly, we would like to hear from you.
What we are looking for: original pieces written for our readers, not a version of something already published elsewhere. Practical detail over general advice. A clear idea of who the article is for and what they will be able to do afterwards.
What we are not looking for: pitches that are mainly a vehicle for a link, AI-generated drafts, or anything that starts “in today's fast-paced digital landscape”.
Send a short pitch rather than a finished article. Two or three lines on the idea, who it is for, and what makes you the right person to write it.