β‘But wait, there are some guidelines that you've to follow in order to proceed!
- Know that every platform has its own set of rules for structuring an article.
- Keeping your article authentic should be a priority
- Write the article you wish you found when you google for it
β‘Ways to approach companies/publication
You can either reach out to the platform yourself or you can approach fellow writers for referrals.
When approaching through any of these ways make sure you're polite and you're presenting yourself in a humble way!
β‘As you know about the platforms that are willing to pay you well for writing. What next?
- Once you get in touch with any of these platforms they'll follow the further procedure via email.
- They'll either ask you about the topics you want to write or they'll provide one
- Once the topic is finalized! You need to prepare a draft that'll be edited and revisions may potentially be requested.
- If your article is approved you'll get paid within 10 days from the date of publication.
The companies are interested in hearing from developers, designers, and content creators who want to write about the latest and most impactful technologies.
If you are good at explaining complex topics in the easiest way what are you waiting for?
Pitch some of your best-written articles to the companies/ publications and get paid well!
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