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Write for Us – Wanted: Executive Job Search and Career Articles for Our Blog

 

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We’re not accepting guest articles at this time.

Article Requirements to Write for Us

Our readers are job-seeking and career-minded executives so we want content that is helpful and relevant to them. Your articles need to be directed towards that audience.

Articles must have meaningful, coherent writing and align with the advice we provide about the various aspects of today’s executive job search and career.

Articles with content that blatantly promotes your business or any other business will not be accepted.

Most wanted topics include the following, as they relate to executive job search, but feel free to send articles on other executive job search-related topics:

  • Salary Negotiation
  • Job Interviewing
  • Networking
  • Social Networking
  • Using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. for Executive Job Search
  • Executive Recruitment and Working with Recruiters
  • LinkedIn Tips and Strategies
  • Online Presence
  • Online Reputation Management

And we’re looking for articles that focus on specific executive roles, such as:

  • (X) CFO Interview Questions You Need To Be Ready For
  • (X) Job Search Trends for the C-Suite
  • (X) Cover Letter Examples for a CTO
  • (X) Thank You Letter Examples for a COO

IMPORTANT !!! Please don’t send pitches, ideas or outlines. Submit the actual article (see submission form below) you would like us to consider publishing. If you send only a pitch, idea or outline, or if you merely send a comment like, “I would like to write for your blog“, we probably won’t respond to you.

WE WILL RESPOND TO ALL ARTICLE SUBMISSIONS: If you submit an article in the form below, we will get back to you within a few business days to let you know if we will, or will not, accept your article for publication.

ORIGINAL ARTICLES ONLY. No duplicate content that’s already been published elsewhere, or is about to be published elsewhere.

Must be good, high-quality English that doesn’t require a lot of editing.

No affiliate links or paid links. Sponsored posts won’t be accepted. We don’t charge you to publish guest articles and we don’t pay you for articles.

We don’t accept articles from other career coaches or practitioners who write resumes, LinkedIn profiles, biographies, cover letters, etc., or any other practitioners/companies that offer similar services and products to ours.

We don’t accept content that contradicts what we have published here, and what we believe are best job search practices.

We work directly with the author, not through an agency.

If you submit an article, you agree to our Terms of Use. View our Privacy Policy.

If you write for us and we publish your article:

Published articles become the property of Executive Career Brand and can’t be published elsewhere without permission.

We reserve the right to edit your content and add or delete links, as needed.

We’ll need a head shot (if you have one) and a 25-50 word bio. You get one do-follow back link in your bio to any page on your website (subject to our approval) or a social media account. Your bio will appear at the end of the article.

We will promote your content on our social media channels, and expect that you will do the same.

Article Structure

Length

Minimum of 1,000 words and a maximum of 3500 words

Headline

Include a 6 to 12-word headline with the main topic/keyword in it. It should compel the reader to want to read the article. Don’t get too crazy with the headline because we’ll probably edit it slightly anyway.

Opening

The opening should make the reader want to continue reading. For instance, you could open with a problem facing executives in job search or their careers, and provide solutions.

Sub-Headings

Use sub-headings to break up your article. Sub-headings also give the reader a chance to scan the article to see if they want to continue. These should also compel the reader to want to continue.

Conclusion

Finish the article with a conclusion that reiterates the main points or takeaways of your article.

Links

Aside from the one link to your website or social media account in your bio, you may include one external link in the body of your article itself.

We don’t accept links that we deem promotional, inappropriate or irrelevant to the content (such as home pages, sales pages, or promotional pages) within the body of articles. We don’t accept links in articles to businesses that provide the same or similar services as Executive Career Brand.

No promotional links are allowed in the article itself.

Additionally, internal links to other articles on Executive Career Brand are always welcome and appreciated. We will also add links we deem appropriate to our other articles.

We reserve the right to delete, edit and add links to your article, as we deem appropriate.

Formatting and Images

No special formatting is required.

Images are not required but you can submit them if you have them, as long as you have the right to use them or they are in the public domain. Otherwise, we’ll supply images for all articles.

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