PITCH IMGBOOT
Pitch ImgBoot a story
We’re looking for smart, practical stories on AI image generation, visual design, web development, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and digital transformation. Send reported pieces, explainers, teardown-style guides, and creator workflows—especially ideas with clear takeaways and real examples.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
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Lead with a sharp angle
Open with a 1–2 sentence thesis: what you’re arguing, showing, or teaching—and why it matters right now. Include the key points you’ll cover, who it’s for (creators, devs, founders), and what the reader will be able to do differently after reading.
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Bring sources, demos, or lived work
We love pitches grounded in evidence: original reporting, interviews, code or tool experiments, audits, benchmarks, or firsthand project lessons. Link to prior work if you have it, and tell us what you can access (people, data, screenshots, repos) so we can gauge what’s unique.
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Propose a realistic scope
Most features land best at 1,200–2,500 words, but strong shorter guides are welcome. Suggest a working headline, outline, and the format (how-to, Q&A, comparison, teardown). If it’s time-sensitive, note the ideal publish window and any embargoes.
GOOD TO KNOW
We aim to respond within 7–10 business days. If your pitch is time-sensitive, flag that up front and include a proposed publish date so we can prioritize the review.
If we accept, we’ll confirm rate and scope before you draft. Payment is made on publication after invoice, and we’ll share editing timelines, rights, and any fact-check needs during assignment.
Pitch FAQ
We aim to reply within 3–5 business days. If we’re interested, we’ll follow up with next steps and any edits to the angle or scope. If you’re pitching around a deadline, put “Time-sensitive” in the subject and include the ideal publish window so we can triage quickly.
A great pitch is specific: a clear takeaway, why it matters now, and who it’s for (creators, developers, founders). Include proposed headline, 3–5 bullet points of what you’ll cover, sources/tools you’ll reference, and any relevant clips. For full details, see our Pitch guidelines.
You can use AI tools for outlining, research support, or first-pass edits, but submissions must be original, accurate, and written in your voice. Disclose any substantial AI assistance, verify every claim, and don’t include fabricated quotes, citations, or “hallucinated” data. We may ask for sources or a draft revision.
Compensation depends on the assignment type, complexity, and reporting needs. If we commission the piece, we’ll confirm rates, rights, and timing before you start. If you’re pitching on spec, include your expected rate range so we can decide quickly whether it fits our budget.