We run reciprocal guest-post exchanges with e-commerce SaaS companies and agencies whose readers are online merchants.
The PieEye blog has 300+ published articles on GDPR, CCPA, cookies, and consent, read by Shopify and DTC operators who handle customer data every day.
Email [email protected] with a short summary of your proposed article, your company name, and a link to your blog.
One each way, with concrete titles: your expertise for our merchant readers, and a privacy companion piece from us for one of your content clusters.
Each piece goes through the host blog's editorial review and publishes with a dofollow author-bio link. Response within 5 business days; publication typically 3–4 weeks after draft acceptance.
Paste your blog URL and we'll suggest the swap — what you write for us, and what we write for you.
Operational e-commerce expertise our privacy-minded readers can't get from us — always angled toward data, trust, and the customer experience.
e.g. How support teams should handle customer data in tickets and transcripts
e.g. AI chatbots and customer data: what Shopify merchants need to know
e.g. List hygiene and sender reputation for lifecycle marketing
e.g. A/B testing storefronts without compromising customer trust
e.g. What order data actually flows to your 3PL — and why merchants should care
e.g. Designing loyalty programs customers trust with their data
e.g. Selling on TikTok Shop or Amazon alongside your own storefront
e.g. Personalizing discovery without creepy tracking
e.g. Collecting and moderating customer content responsibly
e.g. Checkout flows that convert while handling payment data correctly
The other half of the exchange: our editorial team writes the privacy or compliance companion piece your content catalog is missing.
e.g. “Is your cart recovery legal? GDPR consent rules for email and WhatsApp recovery”
e.g. “Opt-in rules for WhatsApp and SMS: GDPR, TCPA, and Meta's own consent requirements”
e.g. “The CIPA lawsuit wave: why chat widgets are getting merchants sued, and the consent fix”
e.g. “Attribution without the legal exposure: consent mode and what regulators actually allow”
e.g. “Cookie banner patterns that keep both opt-in rates and compliance”
e.g. “Customer data retention for support teams: transcripts, tickets, and deletion requests”
Every guest post is reviewed by the PieEye editorial team for accuracy, voice, and relevance. We verify factual claims and statistics against their original sources, and we may make minor edits for clarity.
We respond to every pitch within 5 business days. Accepted drafts are usually reviewed within a week and published within 3–4 weeks. Authors keep their byline and credit; published pieces remain exclusive to the PieEye blog, and we honor author update requests over time.
No. We don't sell posts or links, and we don't buy them. Exchanges are editorial: each side contributes a piece the other's readers genuinely need.
A published byline on a privacy blog read by e-commerce operators, one dofollow link in your author bio with your preferred anchor text, and — if you want the full swap — a reciprocal article from our team for your blog, written to your guidelines.
Yes, that's the point of the program. Our editorial team drafts a privacy or compliance companion piece for one of your existing content clusters — say, the consent rules behind cart-recovery emails if you cover cart abandonment. You get the same editorial control over our piece that we take over yours.
Companies whose products compete with PieEye's consent management, DSAR, or data-scanning tools; gambling, adult, CBD, and crypto sites; and agencies pitching for undisclosed clients. If you're unsure, ask — we answer everything within 5 business days.
No. Posts must be original and stay exclusive to pii.ai. You may link to it and quote up to 100 words with attribution.
Use whatever drafting tools you like — we do. But the named author must be a real practitioner who can stand behind every claim, all statistics must cite primary sources, and we verify them during review. Thin generated content is rejected on sight.
1,200+ words. Long enough to actually help a merchant; there's no upper limit if it stays useful.
One dofollow link in your author bio. In-body links to data sources and references are welcome. In-body links to your product pages are removed or nofollowed — the bio link is the deal.
Pitch responses within 5 business days. Accepted drafts are usually reviewed within a week and published within 3–4 weeks.
Yes — email [email protected] and we'll refresh stats, links, or your bio. We also update posts ourselves when laws change, and we'll flag substantive edits to you.
Tell us what you'd write and where you publish — a real person replies within 5 business days.
Send a short pitch — proposed topic, company name, and a link to your blog.
[email protected]