Write for Us – Resources Blog
- Are you knowledgeable about Salesforce, Pardot, CRM, MA, SFA?
- Are you a Salesforce developer, admin, or end-user?
- Do you use Salesforce daily?
Scan to Salesforce Resources is for professionals who use Salesforce and other CRMs. Users are worldwide, though the majority are in North America.
Would you like to write for this audience? If so, pitch your guest post idea.
We’ll include your bio and a contextual link in the article. Pitches must be from companies or established individual writers.
Topics we like to cover
- Anything Salesforce – from dev to admin to end-user
- Apps and integrations to boost productivity
- CRM usage and maximizing its ROI
- Modern ways of selling and marketing using your tech
- Geeky Salesforce and CRM things
Possible article titles
- 5 Things Your SFDC Admin Wants Users to Know
- How to Network Virtually at Dreamforce
- 3 Pros and Cons of Service Cloud Workforce Engagement
How to make a good pitch
- Read the articles on Resources to see what sorts of topics we cover and what tone we use.
- Present at least 1 article title + idea.
- Tell us who you are and/or who you represent.
Post requirements
- At least 800 words (as long as you want).
- 100% original and not published elsewhere. We’ll verify this.
- Not self-promotional.
- Provide actual value, not fluff – ask: “Would I want to read this?”
- US English that requires little editing for grammar.
- Break up long sentences and paragraphs.
- Use subheads (H2, H3, etc.) for flow and readability.
- Use bulleted and/or numbered lists for easy reading.
- Use links to credible and authoritative sources.
- Original images are very welcomed if you own the rights to them.
- Help us promote it. Put it on your LinkedIn and tag us.
Important
Copy–paste pitches that show you didn’t read this page are immediately deleted.
We do not take pitches from freelancers unless they have a web presence (substantive own site, socials, influencers, etc.).
Pitch the Scan to Salesforce Content Team here:
Conditions
We’ll email you if we’re interested. If you don’t hear back, sorry, we’re not interested (this normally happens when you don’t read this page).
We may make necessary revisions without consulting you in advance; e.g., copy editing and adding images. We’re not looking to change your work, only to make it more valuable.
Your submission will become the property of Scan to Salesforce. You may not publish elsewhere, though you are free to link to it.