Yes, you! We’re always on the lookout for new contributors. If you have an idea that will engage our readers and advance the conversation in your niche, we want to hear about it. Don’t wait for a groundbreaking revelation—just focus on offering fresh insights on a topic that’s on your mind.

Writing for Ipnews.co.uk is a rewarding challenge. We’ll help you refine your article to make it the best it can be. Once accepted, our editorial team will provide detailed feedback and collaborate with you on revisions to ensure your piece resonates with our audience.

Publishing with us comes with great rewards: thousands of readers, including potential clients, employers, and collaborators, will see your work. You’ll also grow as a writer and deepen your understanding of your topic.

What We’re Looking For

You can submit a rough draft, partial draft, or a short pitch (a paragraph or two summarizing your idea and why it matters to our readers), accompanied by an outline. The more complete your submission, the better feedback we can provide. Please note: we only accept original content—your work must not have been published elsewhere, including on your own blog.

We do not accept press releases or sales pitches.

Before submitting, review our style guide and recent articles for insight into structuring and formatting. Ensure your submission:

  • Presents a clear thesis with a strong argument—not just a list of tips or tricks.
  • Has a distinctive voice—be bold, engaging, and human.
  • Targets our audience of tech enthusiasts, industry professionals, and trendsetters.
  • Is backed by research or evidence. Fact-check and cite sources where needed.
  • Follows our style guide.

For tips on writing effectively, check out articles like “Writing is Thinking” or “So You Want to Write an Article?” These provide guidance on common pitfalls and how to avoid them.

What We Publish

We accept articles ranging from 600 to 2,500 words, depending on complexity. The average length is about 1,500 words. Articles may be casual in tone—ideal for tutorials or commentary—or structured for in-depth analysis. All should explore timely and relevant topics in your field.

How to Submit (and What Happens Next)

Send your submission to us via email. We prefer Google Docs, so our editors can provide feedback directly in the draft. Alternatively, you can send a plaintext file, Markdown file, or link to an HTML document. (Avoid ZIP files unless requested by an editor.)

Here’s what happens after you submit:

  • An editor reviews your submission to assess its fit. If it shows potential, our editorial team will evaluate it during our weekly review.
  • The editor will share feedback with you. While we rarely accept articles on the first submission, we’ll let you know if we’re interested in revisions.
  • Address our comments and resubmit your draft. The team will review it again and decide whether to accept it.
  • If your article is accepted, an editor will work closely with you on fine-tuning elements like structure, tone, and style.
  • Once revisions are finalized, we’ll schedule your article for publication. We’ll confirm a publication date as the piece nears completion.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and working together to create compelling content for our readers!