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Guest Post on FundraisingIP.com
Your guest post can be about any topic that’s useful to our readers:
Anything related to fundraising, non-profits, volunteers, donations, social media marketing, demographics, bookkeeping, staying organized, new fundraising products, seasonal fundraisers, grants, marketing, planning, letters, how to solve a problem, PTOs and PTAs, your personal experience with a fundraiser, etc.
In order for us to consider your article to be published as a guest post, please refer to following guidelines:
- Only send original articles that have not been published on the web.
- Length should be between 500 and 1000 words.
- Include a couple of images or graphs if you like. Make sure you have permission or a license for any image you send.
- Focus on just one topic.
- No general info articles.
- Article should be instructional, informational and/or provide a solution to our readers.
- Include at least 2 resources (links to websites other than your own; book titles).
- No sales pitch.
- Check for grammatical and spelling errors.
- Important: your website has to have a privacy policy and terms of use.
Benefits of having your guest post on FundraisingIP.com:
- Increase traffic to your website
- Raise awareness for your cause and possibly increase donations by increasing visitors to your cause’s website
- If you sell fundraising products, an informational article on our site will help with marketing and possibly increase sales
- You can reach an even wider audience, by adding US and UK specific information to your article
- If you’re a fundraising consultant you can showcase your expertise on a particular topic
Before you send your article, you should be able to answer ‘yes’ to these questions:
- Is your article focused on just one topic or one fundraising idea?
- Have you researched our website to make sure your topic hasn’t been addressed yet, or that your article provides a different angle on a topic?
- Have you included at least 2 valuable resources (links to other websites; book titles) for our readers?
- Is your article original and hasn’t been published anywhere else?
- Is your article truly useful to someone trying to raise funds and void of any sales pitch?
- Have you edited your article and checked it for errors?
- Have you added a short profile at the end of your article with a link back to your website, Twitter account etc.?
If your article meets all these guidelines (or if you have questions), contact us and we’ll send you the e-mail address to send your article to.
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