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I will always acknowledge that I have received a submission but I do not have the time to tell writers if it has been selected or why it has not been selected. This is due to the volume of submissions received.

However, if you become a regular guest writer and request feedback on what you can do to improve, I am happy to provide it.

Headlines are often changed so if you submit an article, check all the guest posts published that week as it may be published under a different headline.

NOTE: If an article is time-sensitive, i.e. on a current hot topic, then it goes to the front of the queue for consideration.

If it is not time-sensitive it will be put into a folder that I keep for days when I have a time slot that needs filling and I am short of content.

I won’t actually read or edit the post until I have a timeslot that needs filling.

To find out more about our requirements, these two articles below outline our word limit and give a broad outline of what we are looking for.

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