The Futuramo Blog explores a wide range of topics, including project management, team collaboration, remote work, workplace culture, productivity, and technology. It also delves into areas such as e-commerce, marketing, education, design, and business, offering insights that intersect across various fields to inspire innovation and growth.
If you’re interested in sharing your insights with our readers, feel free to reach out to us at info@futuramo.com.
Essential Rules for Contributing to the Futuramo Blog
We’re excited about your interest in guest posting on our blog. Before you start researching and creating content, please familiarize yourself with our principles.
- Originality: All content must be original, free of plagiarism and not AI-generated.
- No Republishing: We do not republish previously published content, either in full or in part. Use plagiarism checkers (e.g., Scribbr, Quetext, Grammarly) to ensure the uniqueness of your work.
- Content Removal: We reserve the right to remove any content that is republished elsewhere. We prioritize unique content and a duplicate-free internet.
- Quality Writing: Your article must be well-written, both grammatically and stylistically. Use grammar-check tools like Grammarly or LanguageTool to polish your work.
- Value and Relevance: Ensure that your article provides value to our readers and covers topics such as: Project Management, Team Collaboration, Remote Work, Productivity, Marketing, Business, Finance, Work Culture, Design, Career, E-commerce, Software, Sales, Technology, IT, UI/UX, Security, Product Development, Finance, Investment, Logistics, Media, Lifestyle, Professional and Self Development. Case studies, success stories, original-research, expert insights, practical how-to guides and data-driven analysis are more than welcome and can gain bonus points.
- Avoid Obvious or Rhetorical Topics: Articles that answer obvious questions or present basic information (e.g., “Why are computers better than humans at processing information?” or “Does a marketing business need a website?”) won’t be accepted.
- Tone: Maintain a positive and professional tone. Avoid offensive topics, negative comments about competitors, and overly promotional content.
Keep in mind that contributing to the Futuramo blog gives you a unique chance to help thousands of professionals who visit our website with their business challenges — focus on real problems and solutions, and our community will pay you back with love and appreciation. Our editorial team reserves the right to condense text, add relevant links, make minor modifications, improve grammar and language, ensure consistency with our blog’s style.
These standards help us create content that truly serves our readers’ needs while maintaining consistent quality across our blog.
Guidelines for submitting a post
Our blog maintains high quality standards through these requirements:
Article Structure
- Write at least 1,000 words per article
- Keep titles under 55 characters
- Break content into paragraphs with clear subheadings
- Limit paragraphs to 300 words
- Use active voice and concise sentences
Content Quality
Focus on providing genuinely helpful content that prioritizes reader value over SEO tactics. Avoid keyword stuffing.
Link Guidelines
- Use anchor text that is descriptive, concise, and relevant to the linked resource. The anchor text should match the linked content, providing clear context to the reader.
- Link to specific, relevant resources, such as blog posts, articles, or case studies, rather than the homepage of a website. This enhances relevance and adds value to the article.
- Keep anchor text natural and contextually appropriate. Avoid keyword stuffing, location-specific keywords, or over-optimized phrases like “best real estate agency,” or “developers New York.”
- Maintain neutrality: Avoid directly endorsing a particular company, product, or service, especially if only one is mentioned. Brand names can be used as anchor text in specific contexts, as long as the tone remains neutral and informative. For example:
- When the article is about the brand: If the focus of the content is specifically about the brand itself (e.g., a company profile or a feature article), using the brand name as anchor text is appropriate.
- In reviews: Brand names can be used in reviews, but ensure that the review provides both pros and cons of the product or service and includes comparisons to competitors. This helps avoid a promotional tone and keeps the review balanced.
- When citing authoritative sources: If you are linking to a brand’s official website or a well-known resource they’ve published, using the brand name establishes credibility and context.
- When referencing data or research: If the brand has conducted notable research, surveys, or case studies, their name can anchor the link to properly attribute the information.
- In discussions of ownership or collaboration: When talking about sponsorships, partnerships, or ownership, using the brand name helps clarify the connection.
- When quoting or paraphrasing official statements: If quoting or referencing a statement made by the brand, such as from a press release or blog post, the brand name can anchor the link to its original source.
- When attributing visuals or media: Use the brand name when attributing images, videos, or other media to the original creator for proper credit.
- For legal or compliance purposes: In content addressing disclaimers, copyrights, or trademarks, using the brand name as anchor text ensures clarity and proper attribution.
- When the article is about the brand: If the focus of the content is specifically about the brand itself (e.g., a company profile or a feature article), using the brand name as anchor text is appropriate.
- Avoid overly promotional language. Focus on delivering educational or informative content, not sales pitches. Articles should not sound like advertisements.
- Feel free to include additional links to reputable research websites or other credible sources. These links should add value to the article. These links should add value to the article. We might mark them as ‘nofollow.’
Image Guidelines
- Properly attribute all images
- Follow licensing requirements for stock photos
- Use images from approved sources:
- Unsplash
- Pexels
- Freepik
- Pixabay
- Provide source links for images (we’ll handle sizing and captions)
- Avoid images containing:
- Logos
- Text overlays
- Promotional elements
- Distracting visual elements
Where to send well-prepared article?
- Content should be sent to info@futuramo.com and attached in Google Docs.
- Submission should include a short author bio and optionally profile picture.
- By submitting articles to Futuramo Blog, you confirm that the content complies with all applicable laws and does not infringe upon any copyrights or intellectual property rights.
If you would like to discuss possible topics before writing the post, please email us with your ideas.
