Types of Content We Publish
At Kudoswall, our content mirrors our core values and is crafted to inspire driven minds seeking insights into development, and career advancement. Here’s the kind of content we’re most interested in featuring:
Tutorials:
In-depth guides that walk readers through a specific technology, resume building process, job market trends, or workplace growth strategies. All information should be accurate, and any code included must be functional and up to date.
How-To Guides:
Straightforward, step-by-step instructions that help readers understand a concept or tool that is related to career development quickly. These should be crisp, practical, and easy to follow.
Listicles:
We enjoy list-style articles that offer readers a comprehensive yet digestible view of a subject. Make sure your lists are original, well-organized, and free from bias or copied content.
Industry News with Insight:
We welcome posts covering emerging technologies or significant shifts in existing tools—but we want more than just headlines. Share your analysis and thoughts on how these changes impact the industry.
Personal Experiences:
Built something innovative? Faced challenges and found smart solutions? Share your journey with us. We’re excited to hear how technology has impacted your life—and how you’ve shaped it in return.
Dos and Don’ts for Submitting Articles
✔️ Do:
- Be Authentic: Share original insights instead of rehashing content found elsewhere. Add depth, perspective, or a fresh take to your article.
- Let Your Voice Shine: Write content you’re genuinely proud of. Infuse your personality and showcase your unique knowledge and expertise.
- Stick to the Word Count: Aim for articles between 1000 to 2,000 words in length for optimal readability and impact.
- Use Proper Images: Include original visuals or properly credited images. When possible, ensure image width is 800px.
- Support with Sources: Back up your points with credible research, data, and relevant links wherever applicable.
- Stay Factual: Avoid inserting false or exaggerated statistics—accuracy is key to credibility.
❌ Don’t:
- Avoid Copying: Do not submit content copied from other websites or heavily reworded versions of existing articles.
- Skip the Purpose: Every article should serve a clear purpose or offer value to readers—don’t submit vague or meaningless content.
- Ignore Grammar: Poor grammar and clunky sentences make technical topics harder to understand. Always proofread, or have someone with excellent writing skills review your draft.
- Misuse Images: Never use copyrighted images without permission or proper attribution. We take content ownership and copyright issues seriously.
Submit Your Writing Pitch
To become a contributing writer, we’d love to see what you bring to the table. Start by pitching your post and giving us a glimpse of your writing style and subject knowledge.
Please include a brief introduction—tell us who you are and what kind of content you’re most confident writing. Highlight your tech-related strengths and the areas or topics where you truly shine.
Share your writing portfolio or samples of past work, such as blog posts or published guest articles, if available.
Got any blog ideas in mind? Let us know what topics you’re excited to explore or already brainstorming.
If you’re on board with the terms outlined above, go ahead and write to [email protected]. We’re excited to hear from you!
