Guest Posting: Write for Art of Blog
So you’ve reach the guest posting page on Art of Blog. This most likely means you are interested in writing for us. If so, you have come to the right place. On this page you will learn about:
- How the guest posting process works
- Articles we are looking for
- General post guidelines
- Benefits to guest posting
- Post Formatting
How This Works:
The process for getting setup for guest posting is pretty straight forward:
- First, you need to register and fill out your profile. You are allowed 2 links in your “biographical info.” One link to your twitter account and one link to your personal website. You will need to use
<a href=""></a>format for links. - Once you have registered, contact us and tell us your user name and the topic you want to write about.
- We will upgrade you to a contributor and let you know if your topic is suitable.
- Once we approve topic simply write an amazing post, we will review it and publish it.
Minimum Requirements:
To write for Art of Blog each article must meet a few minimum requirements besides that we are pretty flexible.
- Articles must be 750+ words.
- Articles must be written in English.
- Your tutorial must be your original work and not published elsewhere.
- You will need to format your tutorial as per the format described below.
- Your tutorial may be edited prior to publishing.
- Images used must be less than 610px wide.
- Images that are Creative Commons must include attribution
Benefits of Writing for us:
As a reward for the effort of putting together a guest post you will receive exposure on Art of Blog. Each post written for Art of Blog will include a brief bio about you along with a link back to your website and your twitter account. These links are do-follow.
For more information about the benefits of Guest Posting be sure to check out how Guest Posting can help you, and guest posting can help you promote your blog.
Understanding the Formatting:
h3 Tag
The <h3> tag is the heading tag used to emphasize the most important information
h4 Tag
The <h4> is used usually within the h3 tag to display lower leveled information.
h5 Tag
The <h5> is typically used within the h4 tag. Typically these are used to display the lowest leveled information.
Other available tags are <blockquote>, <p>, <code>, and <pre>. Please note when using <pre> to include the language type.
Example:
<pre lang="php">.
Available languages include css, js, php and more.
If you have additional questions regarding formatting please let us know.
Legal Jazz:
By submitting a guest post with Art of Blog you grant a license to Auinteractive to be the exclusive publisher of the tutorial. You may republish extracts online – for example on your own site – however the tutorial in its entirety should not appear elsewhere. If for any case it is determined that the article submitted has been plagiarized the article will be removed from Art of Blog and payment will not be made.




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