Guest Writer Proposal

Topics in the Free Management Library often rank in the top 10 of Google results, resulting in wide publicity for writers of articles in the Library and its blogs. The blogs include posts written by guest writers, and we appreciate the opportunity to work with you! We've made the process very easy for you. We'll even do the technical stuff to publish your post. See the terms in the "Guest Writer Submissions" at the top of each page. Please use this form to help us understand your idea for a post that you'd submit as a guest writer. NOTE:We reserve the right to not publish posts, especially those that are not substantive and/or are overly self-promotional. We'll review your information and get back to you, usually in one business day or two. Thank you!

Your name*
Your email*
Brief description of your proposed post -- please provide 6-8 sentences*
Proposed title of your proposed post*
Your expertise*
Please provide 4-6 sentences that explains your expertise in the topic of your proposed blog post. You can include a link where we might find more information.
Will the blog post be published elsewhere than the Free Management Library*
If your proposed blog post will be -- or already is -- published elsewhere online, that could hurt the rankings of the other site and the Library in Google search results, as Google does not like to find duplicate content on multiple web sites. See http://bit.ly/6kZ1s
Where else will this article be posted?
Which of the Library's blogs should the post be in?*
Do you now have copyright on the content of the post?*
We can only publish content to which the author has the legal right to publish. (Note that we are not asking for exclusive right to the content. See the terms in Copyright near the bottom of each page.)
Do you agree with the terms in the Copyright in the Library's blogs?*
Please see the terms as specified in Copyright near the bottom of each page. Again, we are not asking for exclusive right to content; just the right to keep the content on the blog and to put in the Free Management Library. The author's name and copyright notice would always be associated with the content. OK?