Wooranked / Explore
Bring something useful to a new audience.
Explore a new article placement built around topic fit, useful expertise and a publication’s editorial requirements.
01
Develop a topic with a purpose
Begin with a reader question that your expertise can answer. A suitable topic connects the publication’s audience with the substance of your target resource.
02
Separate writing from placement
Confirm who researches and writes the article, the required depth, revision scope and editorial review process. Do not assume that a placement quote includes content production.
03
Agree on publication terms
Before proceeding, clarify topic approval, links and disclosure, publication timing and what happens if the proposed article is declined. The final live URL is evidence of publication, not proof of an SEO outcome.
From expertise to article
Build a topic the publication can use.
Bring a specific angle
A useful pitch names the reader, the problem and the contribution. For example, a practical explanation of onboarding handoffs is more focused than a broad request to write about software. Identify what expertise or examples you can contribute without sharing confidential customer material. The publisher still needs to accept the proposed topic.
Set the editorial handoff
Agree on who supplies source material, who writes, who reviews factual claims and which revisions are included. Keep publication approval separate from approval of a draft. If content requirements change, revisit the scope instead of assuming extra research, assets or revisions were included in the original proposal.
Can I supply my own article?
Mention that in your brief. Acceptance of client-supplied writing depends on the opportunity and must be confirmed before you commission or submit it.
Is writing included in every quote?
No standard inclusion is established here. A quote should explicitly identify research, writing, editing, revisions and placement work.
Can publication be guaranteed before review?
A candidate listing is not a publication commitment. Confirm editorial requirements and the consequences of a declined topic or draft before proceeding.
Your next placement starts here
A clearer brief. A better starting point.
Choose your format, share your topic, and outline your priorities.