Do you accept AI-written articles?

No. We publish only work you researched and wrote yourself. You may use tools to check spelling, but not to write the article or invent data. We check every piece and turn away AI-written drafts.

What topics can I write about?

Only phones and life with a phone in India: buying advice, ownership reviews, tips and fixes, batteries and repairs, mobile photography, security, networks, and research on phones in India.

How long should an article be?

Usually 1,200 to 2,500 words. Long enough to fully answer the question, short enough that every paragraph earns its place.

A link must help the reader and point to a relevant, trustworthy page. Our editors review every link, may remove any of them, and decide how links are marked, following Google's guidelines.

How soon will I hear back?

We reply to every pitch and every article by email, usually within a week. If it isn't ready yet, we tell you exactly what to improve, so no writer leaves empty-handed.

Write for Tuvvo

Tuvvo helps people in India pick the right phone and look after it. We publish a small number of guest articles each month, and only ones that teach readers something they can't find anywhere else. If you have original research, real tests or long ownership experience, we'd like to hear from you.

What we're looking for

Your own research and data

Surveys you ran, tests you measured, prices you tracked over months. Original numbers are what readers, Google and AI answers trust most.

Your own photos and infographics

Real photos of real phones, screenshots of your tests, and clear charts or infographics that explain the data at a glance.

Real ownership experience

You used the phone for months, not days. Tell us what surprised you, what broke, and what you'd tell a friend.

Plain English, Indian context

Rupee prices, Indian networks, stores and service centres. Explain every term a non-tech reader might not know.

Most welcome: research and statistics you gathered yourself, with photos, charts and infographics. The research must be your own work, not taken from AI tools.

Examples of great pitches

We charged 12 phones from 0 to 100% in a 38°C room. Here's who slowed down.Why it works: An original test with a clear method, a results table and a chart. Nobody else has this data.
What 500 college students in Pune want from a phone under ₹20,000 (survey)Why it works: Original survey with the questions, sample size and dates shared, plus an infographic of the answers.
Two years with a ₹15,000 phone: battery health, updates and repairs, month by monthWhy it works: Long-term ownership with photos, battery screenshots and real repair bills.
How to get the best price when you sell your old phone in India: 6 quotes comparedWhy it works: Practical guide with real quotes collected on one day, and step-by-step screenshots.
Every phone brand's update promise in India, and how well they kept it (infographic)Why it works: Research from official sources, checked against real update dates, turned into one shareable graphic.

Topics we publish

Phone buying adviceOwnership reviews (used it for 3+ months)Phone comparisons with your own testsAndroid and iPhone tips and fixesBattery, charging and repair careMobile photographyPhone security and privacyMobile networks and data in IndiaResearch and statistics on phones in India

We're strict about this. Pitches outside these topics are not reviewed.

Quality rules

Original and unpublished. Not posted anywhere else, including your own blog, and not rewritten from another article.
Written by you, not by AI. Tools for spelling are fine; AI drafting, AI 'research' and made-up statistics are not.
Your own research. Share your method, sample size and dates. Cite every outside number with a link to the original source.
Images you own or have the right to use, with credit. No watermarked or copied images.
On topic. Phones and phone life in India only, in one of the categories below.
Honest. Tell us about any link to a brand, store or product you mention. Never promise rankings, earnings or results.
Helpful for a beginner. Answer the question early, then give the detail. Short paragraphs and clear headings.

What we don't accept

Casino, betting, crypto, forex, loans, adult, CBD or anything unrelated to phones
Press releases, product promotions or 'sponsored' style adverts
AI-written or spun content, and articles made mainly to place a link
Thin listicles with no testing, data or experience behind them
Content that breaks Indian law, attacks a person or copies someone else's work

How it works

1Read these guidelines, the Write for us terms and the author checklist.
2Not sure about your idea yet? Send a pitch with the form below and we'll reply with feedback.
3Finished a draft? Paste it into the article check. It scores your draft out of 100 and shows exactly what to fix.
4At 90 or more, send the article straight from the check page, with its score.
5We reply to every article: a publish date, or the exact points to improve. Our editors check facts and edit for clarity.
6We publish with your name and a short bio, and keep the article updated.

Read the author checklist Check and send my article

Before you send a pitch, please read the Write for us terms and conditions. For a feel of our style, see our editorial policy and how we score phones, or read a guide such as the phone buying checklist.

Send your pitch

Your nameEmail

Your website or portfolio (optional)TopicProposed titleOutlineThe main sections and what each one answers (at least 100 characters).Your researchWhat you tested, measured or surveyed, how, and when. Mention any photos, charts or infographics you'll include.Links to 1 to 3 articles you wrote (optional)Full links, one per line. Keep links out of every other box.My pitch is original, my research is my own and not from AI tools, and I agree to the Write for us terms.

You can also email tuvvo@bizfay.com.

Common questions

Do you accept AI-written articles?: No. We publish only work you researched and wrote yourself. You may use tools to check spelling, but not to write the article or invent data. We check every piece and turn away AI-written drafts.
What topics can I write about?: Only phones and life with a phone in India: buying advice, ownership reviews, tips and fixes, batteries and repairs, mobile photography, security, networks, and research on phones in India.
How long should an article be?: Usually 1,200 to 2,500 words. Long enough to fully answer the question, short enough that every paragraph earns its place.
Can I include links?: A link must help the reader and point to a relevant, trustworthy page. Our editors review every link, may remove any of them, and decide how links are marked, following Google's guidelines.
How soon will I hear back?: We reply to every pitch and every article by email, usually within a week. If it isn't ready yet, we tell you exactly what to improve, so no writer leaves empty-handed.