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Creating a copywriting library: Invitation for guest bloggers

‘How to be a copywriter’ is a specialist blog for copywriters by copywriters. It’s run by Copywriter Collective, one of the world’s largest international agencies for copywriters and advertising creatives. But we want it to be more than just a blog – we want it to be a copywriting library.

A Copywriting Library Full of Writing Advice

We have a simple aim for this site. We want it to become a repository of the best articles for copywriting advice. A resource for copywriters written by copywriters

At the moment it’s hard to find specialist copywriting articles. When you need some copywriting advice, using a search engine can be a frustrating experience. You might get lucky, but often it takes longer to find the write advice that it does to do the copywriting.

LIBRARY with books

With our high editorial standards, we can ensure that the best advice is collected in one place. The best advice in all media. Press releases, websites, brochures, voiceovers… all have different nuances and require different skills.

But to build a library we need your help. Our members have written some great articles for the copywriting library but we need more. Now we’re throwing it open to all the copywriters out there to help it grow, so it can help more copywriters.

What Makes a Good Copywriting Article?

We have high standard for submissions and we are always eager to read original and exclusive articles. You article must really stand out as offering professional advice for professional freelance copywriters.

We don’t want authors who are simply after a quick backlink. We will provide one of course but that shouldn’t be your primary motivation. We’re looking for professional freelance copywriters who want to give something back to the copywriting business that gave you so much.

We priorities articles written by freelance copywriters sharing their first-hand experiences in the industry. This could include:

  • Interviews and self-promotion.
  • First-hand experiences with clients, bosses, agencies etc.
  • Advice for other copywriters and freelancers.
  • Business/financial advice for fellow copywriters.
  • Life as a copywriter in your residing country.

What we don’t like to see are articles that are dull or lack any sort of useful information. If it sounds like you’ve just regurgitated the content from the internet or worse, it has been written by AI (!!!), then please don’t pitch to us.

Some writers keep their secrets close to their chest. They see helping other copywriters as helping the competition. We say help the world and the world will help you back. Give and ye shall receive.

Have you written an interesting and engaging article that you would like to share with the copywriting community?
Send it over to the Copywriter Collective team.

Our Guest Article Guidelines

  • All posts must be free of grammatical and spelling errors. Please double-check before submitting. We accept posts following either British or American English spelling rules.
  • The article’s length should be 1000 words or more.
  • Articles have to be original and exclusive to Copywriter Collective.
  • All articles must be SEO friendly with relevant keywords included at the top of the document along with the meta title and description.
  • Please include a location (the closest city to your office/home) within the article. i.e. if you live in a small town outside of Amsterdam, please write about being a professional freelance copywriter in Amsterdam in the article. If you’re offering freelance lifestyle tips, then try and be specific with your location. For instance, sharing top co-working spaces for freelance copywriters in New York.
  • Our readers are mostly copywriters, freelance writers, art & creative directors, and other marketing professionals. Please keep your article informative and interesting with this audience in mind. A good sense of humour is also appreciated.
  • Please backlink to all relevant sources if mentioning quotes, studies, data, etc. You are also free to include backlinks to other articles you have published when relevant.
  • All images within an article must be copyright free and limited to 1MB, with a limit of 2-3 images per article. When submitting an article, please provide source links proving that the images are copyright free. If you submit an article and attach photos without a source link, we won’t be able to use your images.
  • Please include an ‘about the author’ paragraph with a photo of the author.

 

 

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