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All posts must be unique containing more than 900 words (longer posts of 1200+ words are encouraged). I require at least 1 and preferable 4+ links to authoritative sources (you must include a link to other content at the site and you may include 1 link of your choice, as well) and an image that fits the content.

All content must be SEO optimized for on-page and provide superior value to my audience–that means your keyword should be prominently used in the content (please include your keywords in the email message).

Correct spelling and grammar (US) are imperative. Please use active voice as much as possible. Excessive (more than 10%) passive voice will be rejected.

Case studies and data presentations are especially encouraged. Posts MUST be non-promotional.

All posts become the property of Hausman & Associates and will not be edited once published unless we made a mistake during upload. We reserve the right to edit the piece prior to publication.

You may provide content in MS Word or similar format as an attachment to an email to [email protected]. Include a brief bio and image of the author, as well as the image (s) for inclusion in the post – do NOT embed images within the word document. Video is highly encouraged as a YouTube or Vimeo embed.

By sending posts for consideration, users accept responsibility for accuracy and protection of intellectual property. Users affirm the content as original and agree to withhold republishing the content for 24 hours after it is published on Hausman Marketing Letter. Users understand they have no rights to profits obtained in connection with their posts.

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