Screenwise Voices

Put your best post in front of 2 million parents a month.

Writers publish original essays and lists on Screenwise Voices to reach those parents, under their own name, with a link to their site and a Subscribe button for their newsletter. Every title you mention gets a card with its WISE score. You keep the rights.

Already wrote it somewhere else?

Paste the link to see it as a Screenwise guest post. It points Google to your original, so your site keeps the search credit. Nothing goes live until you apply and approve it.

200K
Parents a month on Screenwise
Most arrive from a search typed mid-decision: "is Roblox okay for a 9-year-old," "when should my kid get a phone."
1.7M
AI-agent visits a month
ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini load Screenwise guides when parents ask them about kids and screens.
5 min
Average visit
Long enough to read a 1,000-word piece to the end, where your Subscribe button is.

Monthly figures. Full numbers on request.

Recent guest posts

What you get

New subscribers for your newsletter

Every guest post ends with your bio and a Subscribe button that goes straight to your signup page.

A followed link to your site

Your byline and your author card both link to your site. They are ordinary followed links.

Your site keeps the search credit

Bring over a post that already ran on your site and it links back to the original and points Google there. You can edit your post yourself after it goes live.

Your writing in AI answers

ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini give parents Screenwise guides when they ask about kids and screens. Your post becomes one of those guides.

What your post looks like

Top of the post
Screenwise Voices
The title of your post

Your subtitle, which is also what Google shows under the link.

By Your Name · Your Newsletter

A line or two about you, from your site.

SubscribeVisit yoursite.com

Your name links to your site. Any book, show, game, or app you mention appears in the post as a card with its WISE score.

Bottom of the post

The Subscribe button goes straight to your signup page.

How it works

1

Write a post or make a list

Write a new essay or make a list on Screenwise. Already published it somewhere? Paste the link instead, and see it as a Screenwise guest post right away.

2

Apply to publish

Add your email and send it. A founder reads every application and replies within a week.

3

Approve the edit

We fix headers and links and may suggest a cut. Nothing goes live until you approve it.

4

It goes live

Share the link with your readers. Parents also find it through search and AI assistants.

Who writes for Screenwise Voices

  • Writers on smartphone-free childhood, delaying phones, reading, play, and family tech.
  • Parents who tried something at home, like a landline club or a no-phone summer, and can say what happened.
  • Teachers, pediatricians, and researchers who can write for a parent at 10pm instead of for a journal.
  • Organizers from Wait Until 8th, Smartphone Free Childhood, and school phone-policy campaigns.
  • Creators on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube who talk with parents about kids and tech.
  • Companies and nonprofits building for families, with something useful to tell parents.

Can I change my post after it goes live?

Yes. Sign in with the email you applied with and open your post. The Edit link on your author card takes you to an editor, and your changes go live when you save.

I make videos, not newsletters. Can I apply?

Yes. Send a written version of your best video, and your author card links to your channel or profile instead of a newsletter.

Are the links to my site followed?

Yes. The link in your byline and both buttons on your author card are ordinary followed links.

Do I keep the rights?

Yes. Publish it anywhere else, before or after it runs here. We ask for nothing exclusive.

Can I bring over something that already ran on my newsletter?

Yes. Your author card links back to the original, and the page points Google to it, so your site keeps the search credit.

Will you change my argument?

No. We edit for clarity, headers, and links, and we might ask for a cut or an example. Your piece can disagree with something we have published. You see the final page before it goes live.

Apply to write

A founder reads every application and replies within a week.