PITCH TU PATROCINIO
Pitch a story to TupaTrocinio
We’re looking for smart, practical stories on AI, cybersecurity, automation, data privacy, digital marketing, and business transformation—reported, explained, and written for builders. Freelancers, operators, and first-time contributors are welcome.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
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Start with a sharp thesis
Lead with one clear idea and why it matters right now. Include a working headline, 3–5 bullet points outlining the angle, and what readers will be able to do or decide after reading. Strong pitches make a specific claim—not a broad overview of an entire trend.
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Bring evidence and examples
We love original reporting, hands-on testing, or real-world experience from shipping products, securing systems, or leading change. Cite credible sources, link to supporting research, and name the tools, datasets, or frameworks you’ll reference. Tell us what’s new in your approach or findings.
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Aim for actionable length
Most features land best between 1,200–2,500 words, but we’re open to shorter explainers if they’re tight and useful. Suggest the format (how-to, teardown, case study, interview, analysis), note any visuals you can provide, and share an estimated draft timeline.
GOOD TO KNOW
We review pitches on a rolling basis and typically reply within 5–10 business days. If your idea is time-sensitive, say so up front and include a publication window. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll do our best to respond with a clear no.
Payment varies by scope and complexity, and we confirm rates before you draft. We pay on publication and can work with invoices from individuals or businesses. If you have a target rate, include it in your pitch—transparency helps us move faster.
Pitch FAQ
Send a clear angle, why it matters now, and who it’s for (builders, leaders, practitioners). Include 3–5 bullet points for key takeaways, suggested sources, and any real-world examples or data you can cite. If it’s about AI, cybersecurity, or digital innovation, tell us what’s new—and what readers can do with it.
Please start with a pitch rather than a full draft. A short outline lets us confirm fit, scope, and timing before you invest more work. Use the guidelines on our Pitch page and include a proposed headline, section outline, and links to 1–2 relevant writing samples.
We don’t publish pay-to-play guest posts or “SEO articles.” If you have a partnership idea that supports independent, reader-first journalism without compromising editorial integrity, reach out with details and transparency about goals, budget, and expectations. We’ll let you know quickly if it’s a fit.
We aim to reply within 5–10 business days, depending on volume and the complexity of the topic. If we’re interested, we may ask follow-up questions, suggest a tighter angle, or propose an edit timeline. If your pitch is time-sensitive (e.g., breaking security news), flag that clearly in your subject line.