Editorial Partnerships

Get Published on Georgia MMJ Cards

Reach Georgia patients and prospective cardholders learning about the state's medical cannabis program. We offer sponsored editorial placements for health professionals, advocates, and brands with something useful to say.

📍 Georgia-focused audience
✅ Starting at $99 per post
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Editorial Partnership

Simple, transparent pricing

We offer a single sponsored post package. Your article is published, indexed, and shared with an audience focused on Georgia's medical cannabis program.

Sponsored Editorial Post

A published article on GeorgiaMMJCards.com with your byline, a do-follow author link, and promotion on our social channels. Every article is reviewed against our editorial standards before it goes live.

$99
one-time fee per article
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Do-follow author link

One do-follow link to your site or profile in your author bio.

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Named byline

Your name, credentials, and photo published with the article.

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Social promotion

Your article shared on our social channels with Georgia readers.

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Permanent placement

Published articles stay live on the site, with no time limit.

Disclosure notice Sponsored articles are labeled "Sponsored Content" or "Editorial Partnership" in line with FTC guidelines. This is standard practice and does not affect the do-follow link or indexing.
Who Can Submit

Who we work with

We welcome clinicians, legal experts, advocates, wellness brands, and freelance writers. If your article helps Georgia patients understand the program or their care, we want to hear from you.

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Medical Professionals

Physicians, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and clinicians with knowledge of cannabis therapeutics or Georgia's qualifying conditions.

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Legal and Policy Experts

Attorneys, advocates, and researchers covering Georgia cannabis law, SB 220, workplace rights, or local ordinances.

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Health and Wellness Brands

Telehealth providers, patient-support services, and wellness brands with genuinely useful content for Georgia patients. Licensed Georgia medical cannabis businesses cannot sponsor posts.

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Writers and Advocates

Experienced health writers and patient advocates with an original perspective on Georgia's program, qualifying conditions, or patient experience.

Topics We Accept

What we publish

We focus on Georgia's medical cannabis program. Content should be accurate and useful to Georgia patients, caregivers, or people considering a card.

Georgia card process and eligibility
Georgia's 18 qualifying conditions, in depth
What SB 220 changed for patients
Telehealth evaluation tips for patients
Recertification and five-year card renewals
Caregivers and minor patients in Georgia
The 12,000 mg possession limit, explained
Vaporization rules for patients 21 and older
Medical cannabis and employment in Georgia
Veterans, the VA, and Georgia's program
Local marijuana ordinances in Georgia cities
Drug interactions with medical cannabis
Cannabis research and clinical studies
Georgia compared with neighboring states
⚠️ Topics we do not accept

Promotional or advertising copy, recreational cannabis promotion, content from or promoting Georgia's licensed medical cannabis producers and dispensaries, hemp or CBD product marketing, cryptocurrency, or anything unrelated to Georgia's medical cannabis program.

Content Guidelines

What your article needs

We review every sponsored article before publishing. These are our baseline requirements, and meeting them gets your article live faster.

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Minimum 800 words, ideally 1,200+

We publish substantive content. Short, thin articles do not serve our readers and will not be approved. Aim for something genuinely useful to a Georgia patient.

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Original content, not published elsewhere

Your article must be unique to our site. We run plagiarism checks on every draft, and duplicate content is declined before any payment is requested.

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Cite claims with credible sources

Medical and legal claims should link to trustworthy sources: peer-reviewed research, the Georgia Department of Public Health, the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission, or the Georgia Code.

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Relevant to Georgia patients and current law

Content should connect to Georgia law, program details, or patient experience, and reflect the SB 220 changes that took effect July 1, 2026. Generic national cannabis content does not fit our audience.

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Include a short author bio

Provide a 40 to 80 word bio and a headshot (400x400px minimum). We publish it with the article, and you may include one link to your website or professional profile.

✅ What gets approved

  • Informative, patient-focused content about Georgia's program
  • Clear writing with proper structure and headings
  • Accurate, current information that reflects SB 220
  • Genuine expert or first-person perspective
  • Medical or legal claims backed by sources
  • Brand mentions that are contextual, not advertorial

❌ What gets rejected

  • Ad copy or promotional landing page content
  • Articles already published on other sites
  • Recreational cannabis promotion
  • Unsupported medical claims
  • Links to dispensary websites or licensee promotion
  • Keyword-stuffed, low-quality AI-generated articles
Submit Your Article

Ready to get published?

Tell us about your article idea and background, then hit send. Your pitch goes straight to our editorial inbox, and we respond within 3 to 5 business days. Payment is requested only after your pitch is approved.

Editorial partnership submission

Fields marked * are required. Once we approve your pitch, we will reply with next steps and where to send your full draft. Payment ($99) is only requested after approval.

Your pitch goes directly to our editorial inbox, and no payment is needed at this stage. If your article is approved, we will reply with where to send your full draft and a $99 payment link before scheduling publication. We respond to every submission within 3 to 5 business days.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before submitting.

Submit your pitch first. There is no upfront cost. If your article is approved, we will send you a payment link for $99. Once payment is confirmed, we will schedule your article for publication. If your pitch is declined, you owe nothing.
We respond to pitches within 3 to 5 business days. If your article is approved and payment is received, it is typically published within 5 to 7 business days. We will confirm your publish date by email.
We may make light edits for clarity, formatting, and accuracy about Georgia law. If we need to make significant changes, we will share the edited version with you before publishing. We will not change your core message without your sign-off.
Yes. In line with FTC guidelines, sponsored articles carry a Sponsored Content or Editorial Partnership label. This is standard practice and does not affect the do-follow link or how search engines index the article.
Your author bio includes one do-follow link to your site or professional profile. Additional links in the article body are allowed if they are relevant and not purely promotional. We do not accept ad links, affiliate URLs, or links to dispensary websites.
No. Under Senate Bill 220, Georgia's licensed medical cannabis businesses may not advertise or market medical cannabis to the public, so we do not accept sponsored articles from GMCC licensees or articles promoting their products.
No charge. Payment is only collected after approval. If we decline your pitch, we will tell you within 3 to 5 business days. Common reasons include content unrelated to Georgia's medical cannabis program, promotional copy, or a topic we covered recently.
No. We work with contributors from anywhere, as long as the article is written for Georgia patients. National experts and brands are welcome, but the content needs to address Georgia's program, not a general US audience.

Questions before you submit?

If your question is not covered above, email us at [email protected] or use our contact page. We typically respond within 2 business days.

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