We welcome clear, practical pitches about digital habits, tools, and systems that help readers manage everyday work with information.
What makes a good pitch
Send a focused idea, the reader it would help, and the useful point they would take away. Strong proposals have a distinct subject, a sensible scope, and a clear structure; they explain what the article will cover rather than relying on broad promises.
Topics and approach
We are interested in accessible guides about technology, work routines, digital organization, account security, and learning. We value careful explanations, adaptable steps, and honest limits. Avoid pitches that depend on unsupported claims, confidential material, or expertise beyond the writer’s remit.
How to propose an article
Send your proposal through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a working title, a short outline, and any relevant writing context. A proposal is not a guarantee of publication, and we may ask for a narrower or clearer angle.