Write for Promo.com

1. Main Text
2. Meta Description (100-150 characters long)
3. Optional but recommended: Internal images
   (in labeled file) + screenshots
4. All additional designs in an editable format
5. Guest Author photo
6. Guest Author short bio

Given the large volume of posts that we receive daily, we ask that your posts be in a ready-to-publish state that is consistent with our existing content standard when you submit them for
final review. While we review each post and
may adjust formatting as needed, posts
requiring heavy editing may be rejected.

What counts as an acceptable CTA:

• A download of some sort of content resource (guide, report, white paper, eBook, etc.)
• Registration for an event (webinar or live event)
• A free demo (must link to signup page)
• A link to an external article or website

What does not count as an acceptable CTA:

• A call to follow the company on social media, including social profile links
• A call to subscribe to email newsletters and other related subscriptions
• A call to contact a company, including all forms of contact information

We might syndicate content published on the
Promo.com Blog to third parties such as
Medium, Yahoo! News, Bing News, Google
News, and content distribution platforms.
Please proofread and edit your posts carefully
before submitting, as they syndicate the version
originally published on our site. We cannot edit
or remove posts once they are live, and we do
not have the ability to edit or remove posts
syndicated to external sites. If repeated
requests to edit are made, your contributor
status may be revoked.

All contributors are responsible for the
originality and accuracy of their submissions.
Any contributor found to be plagiarizing any
percentage of his or her content will be subject
to an investigation of his or her entire body of
work. If found guilty of plagiarism, the offending
author will be banned from the community with
all content removed.

Plagiarism includes but is not limited to:

• Copying another person’s work word-for-word and submitting it as your own
• Copying another person’s work and changing some words or phrases
• “Spinning” another person’s work
• Using another person’s ideas as your own, including the progression, flow, examples,
  images, etc.
• Copying content from any website, whether an author is given or not

While we encourage drawing from your own
experiences in business to support your ideas,
over-the-top self-promotion (of yourself or your
company) will prevent us from publishing your
article. The same goes for dense jargon and
abstract, blanket assertions.

Posts may not be promotional or advertorial.
We do not publish company-specific news,
press releases, or content reading similar to a
press release. Contributors are welcome to
include a relevant CTA at the end of their posts.
This may be either image- or text-based (1-2
sentences).

All content publication & editing is done at the
discretion of the Promo.com Blog team.