Since the Tongal Blog is written for our creative community, it only makes sense that a majority of the posts should be written by Tongalers. We are continually impressed by the wide range of subjects you’ve chosen to tackle so far, and know we've only scratched the surface of our community's collective know-how. Don't take our word for it, though, check out all of the great work under the ‘Community Guest Post’ tag.
Continuing in our quest to amplify the diverse voices and experiences within our creative community, we're inviting Tongalers to submit Blog Pitches ALL YEAR LONG! Submissions will be reviewed on a monthly basis, and if your Pitch catches our eye, we’ll commission you to write the final piece and publish it on our blog under your byline.
Topic Thought-Starters:
The goal of this project is to identify and purchase FIVE original Blog Pitches that will then be developed into Blog Posts for the Tongal Blog, written by you. Keep in mind as you Pitch, the final Blog Post must be between 500-1500 words.
NOTE TO PITCH SUBMITTERS: The Tongal Blog features a mix of Tongal-centric information alongside more general interest topics related to creativity, entertainment, video production, and the lifestyle of independent creatives. Please study our Blog to understand the content we’ve published in the past - and avoid any topics we’ve already covered. Posts tagged ‘Community Guest Post’ were written by your fellow community members! Remember, if your Pitch is selected, you will be the one who writes the final blog post.
DELIVERABLES: A 500-1500 word Blog Post in a text file format (.doc, .odt, .rtf, and .txt file formats preferred)
EXPOSURE:
TARGET AUDIENCE: The Tongal Community and creators across the Internet - predominantly writers, filmmakers, directors, animators, editors, and producers
TONE: We are open to a wide range of tones, from amusing to serious
Submit your Pitch for a future blog post in 1,000 characters or less. Your Blog Pitch should be a distillation of what your final Blog Post will be about, and demonstrate why the topic is a good fit for the Tongal Blog and why you’re the right person to write about it.