Write for Us
Our Mission
Stone Galleria blogs exists to share accurate, practical knowledge about natural stone — free from exaggerated or false claims, marketing noise, or half-truths. Our goal is to help professionals and buyers make confident, informed decisions.
What We Accept
We accept guest posts and industry articles on natural stone, granite, quartzite, sandstone, marble, quarrying, stone processing, design trends, installation guidance, and architecture applications.
Welcome to the Stone Galleria Journal.
We created this space to share honest, practical knowledge from people who work
with natural stone every day — architects, designers, quarry professionals,
fabricators, installers, and passionate writers.
The stone industry is full of opinions, marketing claims, and half-truths.
Our goal is simple: cut through the noise and bring readers clear, useful
information they can rely on when making design, sourcing, and buying decisions.
If you have real experience, insights, or stories that can help others understand
natural stone better, we’d love to hear from you.
What We’re Looking For
You may submit a rough draft, a partial draft, or a short pitch — a paragraph or two summarizing your argument and explaining why it matters — paired with an outline. The more complete your submission, the better feedback we can provide.
While we generally only accept original content and do not publish work that has appeared elsewhere (including personal blogs), we occasionally republish worthwhile articles with the author’s consent, along with a full backlink to the original source.
Please do not send press releases or sales pitches. They make us feel sad inside.
Before submitting, review our recent articles for structure and formatting.
- Has a clear thesis and argument — not just a list of tips
- Shows voice — bold, interesting, and human
- Is written for designers, developers, strategists, architects, or related professionals
- Is supported by real evidence, facts, and credible references
Writing is thinking.
What We Publish
Articles range between 600–2,500 words, depending on subject complexity. Our typical long-form article is around 1,500 words.
Content may be casual or deeply structured, but all articles must be thoughtful, relevant, and carefully developed. Many pieces include custom visuals to support the story.
Topics We Cover
- Anything related to natural stone — including materials beyond our own inventory
- Granite, quartzite, marble, and sandstone
- Quarrying and processing insights
- Stone design trends
- Architecture and interior applications
- Installation and maintenance
- Sustainability and sourcing
- Stone education for professionals and buyers
How to Submit (and What Happens Next)
Email your submission to: info@stonegalleria.in
We prefer submissions as Google Docs so editors can give direct feedback within the document. We also accept plain-text files, Markdown files, or links to HTML documents. Please do not send ZIP files unless specifically requested.
Here’s what happens after you hit Send:
- Your submission is reviewed by an editor
- The editorial team discusses potential fit
- You receive written feedback and revision notes
- You resubmit the revised draft
- Final acceptance is confirmed
- An editor collaborates closely on polish and structure
- Your article is scheduled once revisions are complete
We can’t provide a publication date until your article is nearly ready to go live.
What’s In It For You
- Wide exposure: The blog receives 30,000+ visitors per month, and every published article is included in our monthly newsletter.
- Social sharing: Your work is promoted across Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.
- Payments: We do not offer payment for contributed articles. Professional writers seeking paid collaborations may submit samples.
- Backlinks: Receive a relevant editorial backlink to your personal or professional website.
Stone Galleria Writer’s Community – Terms & Conditions
By submitting your article to Stone Galleria LLP (“we” / “us”), you give us permission to publish your content on the Stone Galleria website and our related platforms. You remain credited as the author of your work.
We may edit your submission for clarity, formatting, SEO, images, and presentation while keeping the core meaning of your content intact.
To protect originality and help avoid duplicate content issues, we request that published articles remain exclusive to Stone Galleria unless you receive our written approval to republish elsewhere.
By submitting an article, you confirm that your work is original or properly licensed and does not violate the rights of any third party.
Our goal is to build a trusted knowledge platform for the stone industry — fair to contributors and genuinely useful for readers seeking clear, reliable information.
Frequently Asked Questions – Write For Us
Architects, interior designers, stone professionals, quarry owners, fabricators, researchers, bloggers, and writers with genuine knowledge of natural stone are welcome to contribute.
You may write on granite, quartzite, sandstone, marble, quarrying, stone processing, architecture applications, design trends, installation methods, stone care, sustainability, and professional education.
Most published articles fall between 600 and 2,500 words, with our ideal length around 1,000–1,500 words depending on topic depth.
No. We publish educational, informative, and experience-based content only. Articles written purely for promotion or backlinks will not be accepted.
Yes. Approved contributors receive a relevant editorial backlink in the author bio or article body, provided your website follows ethical SEO standards.
AI tools may be used for research or drafts, but final submissions must be human-edited, fact-checked, and written with genuine expertise and originality.
We prefer Google Docs links but also accept plain-text files, Markdown documents, or HTML links. Please avoid ZIP files unless specifically requested.
Submissions are usually reviewed within 7–14 business days. If accepted, our editorial team shares feedback and collaborates closely on revisions before scheduling publication.