Regular readers will know that each Friday is guest post day. It’s time to issue a general invite to anyone who is interested in being a future guest poster during the second half of this year.

Here is some information for those interested:

Topic
Your choice, whatever you think will be of interest to coaches/those interested in coaching.

I know that’s a broad brief so if you are struggling to choose a specific topic let me know and I can send over a list of questions specifically designed to be a catalyst for a spark of inspiration.

Word count
As many (or as few) as you feel you need to say what you want!

If it helps, the average guest post word count falls in the 250-500 range. You’re welcome to use that figure as a guide, just remember it’s not a rule – If your guest post is outside of that I’m not going to refuse to publish. 🙂

When for?
The post itself is published at 6.30 am (UK time) on the agreed Friday (that’s 1.20am EST). I ask that I have the copy to format by noon UK time (which is 7 am EST or 4 am PST) on the Thursday.

I assign Fridays on a first requested basis and do my best to coincide and accommodate any promo schedules for events/product launches you may have.

Dates often go fast, if this is something you’re interested in doing my advice is to contact me sooner rather than later.

Bio/links
I’ve taken the view that readers like to know about the author and have the option to click through to find out even more/get in touch/ sign up for offers etc. So I do ask that you provide a bio. 🙂

If you want to include a photo that is fine – you are responsible for ensuring there are no copyright issues with any pictures you send. i.e. only use photos you either own or have permission to use in this context.

Experience

While some of the fantastic guest posters we’ve already had have decades of coaching experience we have also had some who are just establishing their coaching practice – so do not rule yourself out from being a guest poster because you don’t think you have enough experience. As far as I’m concerned it’s that mix of perspectives that makes the Friday guest posts what they are.

Who is the audience you are writing for?

• Coaches/ those interested in coaching.

• Generally they have a range of experience from just starting to think about possibly becoming a coach through to established coaches. Likewise, a broad range of niches are represented by those who visit and read the site.

• The majority are UK based with the US being the next largest geographic region readers come from. However, there is an international readership, useful to know if you are considering referring to something specific to your country – i.e. a particular TV program, local event or local dialect etc, a brief explanation will make it easier for all.  🙂

Promo

I’ll mention at this stage that there will be various tweets scheduled to go out throughout the actual Friday that the guest post is scheduled for – these will probably show up in your mentions feed as they do normally include your twitter username. 🙂

Interested?

I’d love to hear from you – fill in your details here.

Still got questions?

Drop me an email and let me answer them