Do you write about publishing, writing, social media or digital? Do you have your own blog? Do you want to reach the Publishing Talk audience – the largest publishing community on Twitter?
Publishing Talk is looking for fresh new voices, experts in their field, and those with interesting insights and opinion. Get in touch, pitch your idea, and you could be a Publishing Talk contributor.
Pitch Guidelines
- Get in touch at editorial@publishingtalk.eu and tell us a bit about yourself. Please pitch your idea to us first rather than send in complete articles.
- Contributions must be original pieces for Publishing Talk.
- Your piece must be relevant to the Publishing Talk readership.
- Your piece should be roughly between 500 – 800 words, and no more than 1,000 words.
- Please submit a 20-word byline that includes your Twitter username (if you are on Twitter); and a 100-word author biography that will appear on your author page and at the end of your blog posts.
- Posts must be non-promotional. Your 20-word byline and 100-word biography, however, may be promotional, and link back to your own site.
- If your piece is used, you may reproduce it on your own blog or website one month after it is published on Publishing Talk. If you do this, please include the line: ‘This post first appeared on Publishing Talk [date]‘ with a link back.
- Please include links in your piece.
- Please submit your first piece by email. Subsequent pieces can then be submitted by email, or on the Publishing Talk website itself using a Contributor login that we will set up for you.
- Contributions are unpaid, but are likely to increase your profile, your Twitter followers, and the traffic back to your own website.
Around the Web
If you want us to consider a blog post you have already written, you can suggest it for our Around the Web section. Send us a link to your piece, plus a short extract, to editorial@publishingtalk.eu.
