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Submission Guidelines
The following submission guidelines are created to keep MyCommunicationArticles.com a quality article directly relating to communication. The two minutes you spend reading this guideline will ensure your articles are accepted into MyCommunicationArticles.com so you reap the many rewards of this free service.
Please follow all guidelines below to ensure quality articles for valued users:
- The most violated rule is submitting unrelated articles. If you submit to "selling" or "networking", submit articles about getting people to buy or how to network effectively face-to-face, as these categories are not about auctions or computer networks. My Communication Articles is a special directory; it isn't a general article directory. If you submit relevant articles, you'll benefit from the targetted traffic and receive higher search engines rankings due to page and link relevancy.
- Do not submit to the primary categories of business communication, relationships, or self development. Select a sub-category.
- Submit only your work. Rebranded articles, private label articles, and another person's work is not to be submitted. Ghost written articles are fine provided that you're the sole owner of those articles.
- Do not include affiliate links in your articles. You're welcome to link to another page or a page that redirects to a product or service you are promoting in your author bio.
- You're allowed one link in the article provided the link is after the first 100 words. Also, you can have a maximum of two links in your author bio.
- You're welcome to have a maximum of 3 relevant links unrelated to your site. These links can be popular sites either widely known by people or act as a "helpful resources" in your article.
- The articles must be informative, have useful content, and be more than 400 words.
- Adhere to simple grammer and basic English.
- Articles must be written in English.
- Do not submit articles with blatant self-promotion. It's okay to promote yourself, but do not overuse your company's name or what it does in the article. In other words, do not make the article a sales pitch. Leave your website's link for the author bio.
- Basic styling guidelines include:
- Use title case for the title of an article.
- No hard breaks, which means you do not press "Enter" or "Return" on your keyboard for text in the same paragraph. Text of the article will automatically go to the next line.
- Do not use tabs or other types of similar formatting, such as spaces, for the start of paragraphs.
- You're advised to keep your paragraphs at an average size of 3 to 4 sentences. This is only a guideline to ensure your paragraphs aren't too large or small.
- Be careful copying your article straight from a word processing program like Microsoft Word. Certain characters like apostrophes from these programs display incorrectly on My Communication Articles.
- Follow the allowed html tags.
Minor failure to comply with these guidelines will cause your article to be declined. Should it be declined, you'll be notified of the problem and have the chance to recorrect it.
Major failure to comply with these guidelines will cause your article to be deleted.
We have the right to approve, decline, or delete your articles at our sole discretion.
Thank you for your efforts to adhere to submission guidelines. Compliant authors receive many rewards for their cooperation.
Happy article writing,
My Communication Articles team
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