Blog Submission Guidelines

At Pulse, we always value content creators and their creativity. If you want yourself to be heard through your article/blog posts, send us a copy, and we would be happy to publish them on our website.

A complete article must contain all the following

• A main image for your blog.
• Your complete blog. This should be complete in the sense of

1. Title
2. Sub-title
3. Text/Body of your blog, along with images (if any)
4. Author’s complete name (also designation if you wish)
5. Author’s image

• How to submit your blog piece
  All submissions should be made electronically, in MS Word (no PDF’s), e-mailed as an attachment to pulsecoachinginstitute@gmail.com. Your e-mail should be clearly marked with the words ‘Blog entry’ in the title. Please send an accompanying image with your text, if possible. Images are to be inserted into the text within the word file, and also to be sent separately as an attachment along with the email. Please read the Images section below for important copyright information.
• Plagiarism
  Unattributed use of other people’s work is unacceptable and harmful not only to the author but also to the reputation of the blog. Responsibility for any plagiarism will rest with the author
• Word-limit
  However we have not capped any limit to the words that can be in your blog, but there is only a certain limit till which a reader will be completely attentive while reading your article. So, bring in your creativity to every piece of content you create. Blog posts should be between 1000 and 1,500 words in length. In general, most articles should aim to be between 1,200 and 1,400 words.
• Re-use
  You can submit content you have already published elsewhere, as long as the by-line matches your name and you own the copyright.
• Abbreviations
  If you are using one, please use internationally accepted standard abbreviations only.
• Copyright on images
  You must own the copyright to use all the images that you use in your blog. It is highly recommended to use only the images you own or free images from the internet. Contributors are strongly encouraged to provide one or more illustrations for their post. This may be photographs, graphics or cartoons. Pictures can be in png, jpg or jpeg format
• Give credit
  Check your facts and quotations. Cite the original sources (not the source that quoted the original source). Case studies & Research articles should be supported with adequate diagnostic evidences.
• Disclaimer
  The views expressed on this blog are attributable to their individual authors writing in their personal capacity only, and not to any other author, the editors, or any other person, organization or institution with which the author might be affiliated unless explicitly stated so. Please remember that these guidelines are intended to give the blog some consistency; they are not meant to quash your individual voice.

What happens next?

All submissions are reviewed regularly by the team. You will be notified if your article is accepted (or not) within two weeks of submission. If any modifications to your blog are required you will get a reply from us.

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