At ConsentModeHQ, we are building a knowledge hub for developers, marketers, legal teams, and product owners who want to understand — and correctly implement — modern privacy, consent, and digital measurement practices.
If you enjoy writing clear, practical content and want to share your expertise with a global audience, we would love to have you contribute as a writer.
What kind of articles are we looking for?
We focus on content that is technical, actionable, and grounded in real-world implementations. Some of the topics we are especially interested in include:
Google Consent Mode
- Correct vs incorrect implementations
- Common mistakes and real-world case studies
- Integrations with GA4, Google Tag Manager, and CMPs
Privacy & Regulation
- GDPR, ePrivacy, CCPA, and related regulations
- Practical impact of privacy laws on websites and apps
- Bridging the gap between legal requirements and technical execution
Cookie Banners & CMPs
- Comparisons between consent platforms (Cookiebot, OneTrust, CookieYes, etc.)
- Configuration issues that lead to non-compliance
- UX, dark patterns, and real consent validity
Analytics & Tracking
- Pre-consent tracking issues
- Cookieless measurement strategies
- GA4 events, tagging strategies, and data quality
Technical Audits & Compliance
- How to audit a website from a technical privacy perspective
- Detecting hidden trackers and third-party requests
- Best practices for consent-aware tracking setups
Writing guidelines
- Articles should be educational, neutral, and practical
- Vendor-agnostic content is preferred (no sales pitches)
- Code snippets, screenshots, and real examples are welcome
- Clear structure and simple language are highly valued
Both experienced professionals and first-time writers are welcome, as long as the content adds value and helps readers better understand privacy and consent challenges.
How to contribute
If you’re interested in writing for ConsentModeHQ, please send an email to:
Include a short introduction about yourself and, if possible, a brief description of the topic you’d like to write about.
We look forward to collaborating and building a high-quality privacy and consent knowledge base together.