Not too long ago I posted on My Facebook page a
picture that had for caption “We all
have stories we won’t tell” to which I added “And we all have stories that need to be told” and I believe that
to the core…
For all of you that have been following my
blog, you know I’m all about personal experiences and the lessons we learn
going thru them. As I share my point of view with you all, the feedbacks, comments
and personal messages I receive in return shows me clearly what I also knew; to
every situation there are thousands of possible outcome/reaction and ours is
not always the right one but it is the one we know until we share and learn
from others, listen from others and grow from others’ experiences.
And this is why I decided to create a “guest
post” section to my blog, for all of you out there who may not have the time to
commit to a Blog site, who may only have that 1 story that needs to be told or
for others bloggers that want to share their writing with my followers and of
course have it link back to their own blog 
If you are interested
in posting a guest article send me an email at rosiesandz@me.com with your post. Here are
the guidelines for an article to be published on my blog.
POST CONTENT
Your post must fall
into one of these categories:
- Inspirational
- Personal Growth
- Life Lessons
- Leadership
- Productivity
- Social Media
Your post cannot be an
advertisement for your product or the equivalent of a sponsored post.
GUIDELINES
Your post must be
original and not previously published either on the Web or in print.
You agree not to publish
it anywhere else, including your own blog or Web site. You may, however, post a
brief “tease” or summary on your site that links to the post.
You may provide up to
three byline links: one for your blog or Web site, one for your bio or “About”
page, and one for your Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn account (optional).
Your post should be at
least 500 words long and no more than 1200 words.
RESOURCES
You may want to also
read following two articles that are very useful for writing Guest Posts:
9 Ways Become an Exceptional Guest Poster by Darren
Rowse
7
Crucial Tactics for Writing a Radically Successful Guest Post by Blog
Tyrant (via CopyBlogger).
EDITING
I will likely have
someone copyedit your post for grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc. If I make
substantive changes (unlikely), I will email the post back to you for your
approval before posting.
DISCLAIMER
I understand the work
that it takes to write a blog post. However, the fact that you have written a
post and submitted it to me does not obligate me to publish it. The only guest
posts I will publish are those that in my sole judgment add value to my
readers. The main reason why any post may not be considered is if it is in
anyway pejorative, derogatory and judgmental toward anyone; different opinions,
stands can be share in very respectful and courteous manner. And you should
expect the same courtesy from my readers in their comments.
SUBMISSIONS
If your post meets the
above guidelines, Please email it to me for consideration at rosiesandz@me.com . Please include a one to
two-sentence byline that includes what you do, along with your blog address and
your Twitter and/or Facebook address.
Please confirm that
you are willing to engage with my readers in the comments about your post. This
is hugely important and a non-negotiable. My readers have come to expect this.
To
sharing our stories
RosieSandz
