We accept expert, original pitches that help B2B buyers make better technology and service-provider decisions. Read these requirements before submitting.
Topics we consider
- Software, web, mobile, ecommerce, AI and data engineering
- Vendor evaluation, procurement and project planning
- Technical due diligence, accessibility, security and measurement
- Evidence-led industry guides with a clear business audience
Editorial requirements
- Typical final length: 1,200–2,000 words, adjusted for the topic.
- Original work that has not been published elsewhere and is not scheduled for simultaneous publication.
- A specific argument, practical examples and links to reliable primary sources.
- Short paragraphs, descriptive headings and plain English. Disclose any client, employer or financial relationship relevant to the topic.
- No spun text, undisclosed AI-generated copy, fake statistics, copied images, keyword stuffing, medical/legal/financial claims outside your expertise, or promotional listicles built around one vendor.
Link policy
Editorially useful source links may remain followed. Promotional, affiliate, paid or otherwise compensated links will be removed, nofollowed or marked sponsored as appropriate. We do not promise do-follow links. Acceptance, edits, publication timing and link treatment remain at the editor’s discretion.
Formatting and review
Submit a headline, a concise summary and a public writing sample or viewable Google Doc link. Do not send an attachment through this form. If a pitch is accepted, we will request the draft and author information. Submitting does not guarantee a response or publication.