5) Writing Fresh Content For 7 Cups: Guidelines (OUTDATED)
Through this discussion, we will discuss the basic guidelines for writing fresh content articles for 7 Cups.
The following are some general guidelines to keep in mind:
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Include an Article Sub-headline/header: one sentence, no punctuation at the end, this subheader goes under the title that encapsulates the piece -- (We will discuss this soon)
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Article Length: 1000-2000 words.
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Break up the article using Subheadings.
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The article should not be previously published.
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Include at least one non-copyrighted photo, at least 1200 pixels x 630 pixels in size (from Unsplash, etc). If one is not provided, it will be sourced for you!
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For any facts or studies quoted, please provide sources as footnotes/listed at the end of your article.
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For quotes from other professionals, consider back-linking to their professional websites, research-work links, etc. All articles will go through an editing process for optimization after submission as well!
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Submit your Article as a Google Doc link to ayesha@7cups.com / Link it to the dashboard with editing access if provided a dashboard/ OR use the required form for submission as per what you have been guided on protocol.
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You will be informed once your article has been published so that you can share and promote it as well! We will also share it on 7 Cups social media accounts.
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When provided, please ensure that you include as many keywords, these keyword insights can also be used to guide the outline of your article.
Please feel free to share any questions about these guidelines by replying to this thread.
I understood all the points, no questions at all.
@SoulfullyAButterfly
@SoulfullyAButterfly
I understand all that was said
@SoulfullyAButterfly I understand :)
@SoulfullyAButterfly
Understood, Jedi master! :D
Alright, I'm back!
I look forward to more exercises! <3
@SoulfullyAButterfly
A bit nervous about this, but excited.
I have reviewed each guideline throughly and understand each one completely 😌
Thank you for these guidelines. They are very clear. I would use Google Scholar and Unsplash to make my article more readable and enriched.
@SoulfullyAButterfly
Didn't really understand the photo point can someone explain better? We will be provided with the photo?
@Ginevra962 thank you for the question! In general it is recommended you look for a copyright-free image from websites like Unsplash, but we can also provide one for your article when editing it if support is needed for this!
@SoulfullyAButterfly
Thank you for answering!