How To Become a DJ TechTools Writer

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DJ TechTools regularly accepts submissions from outside writers like you. Along with community cred, great exposure to a global audience and solid writing experience we have some nice payment perks for our writers too.

Before submitting an article ask yourself:

“Will this article Help, Inform or Teach others something important?”

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Please send the following outline or a fully fleshed out article (preferred) to: editor@djtechtools.com. If you already have a writers account with us, just upload a draft in WP and send in the link.

  1. What is your article’s title? – Make it interesting!
  2. What is the main problem or question?
  3. Why is it important?
  4. How will you solve this problem or answer the question?

PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR HANDY WRITER’S GUIDE FIRST

Along with basic info on formatting and photos, it also contains lots of helpful hints on how to write for a tech blog.

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PAYMENT DETAILS

Congrats! You wrote a kick-ass article, now its time to get paid! Our standard rates for a published articles are:

  • $100 for standard articles
  • Up to $200 for articles with videos and special assignments

After publication use the form below to send in a payment request- at this time we very strongly prefer to use PayPal for all writer payments, and if necessary we can also have a check sent to you (potentially delaying payment 3-5 weeks). We can not offer EFT at this time.

Writer Payment Form!

 

 

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