Do you want to be a guest or contributing author for Processing Card? We welcome guest postings that adhere to the rules outlined on this page.
Processing Card sets out with the mission of providing business owners with clear, concise, and honest information on merchant services and other financial details and software that they can apply to their company's operations.
We envision that today's small businesses will learn how to make educated decisions on the services and B2B software they opt for, to see clear results in the form of seamless transactions and excellent customer support.
We operate on objectivity, transparency, accuracy, and fairness in order to build a sense of trust with our readers.
Guest posts are not rewarded monetarily. Guest posting should ideally be a win-win situation. The website gains a new voice and perspective. The writer gains exposure and links to their website. Readers get the opportunity to hear that new voice and potentially discover a new site of interest.
How do I go about submitting my guest post? Please contact me via the Contact Form with your concept so that we can work out the details for submission.
What is the distinction between a guest and a contributing writer? That is a rather straightforward question to answer. Guest writers are typically one-time or infrequent contributors. Contributing writers' names will appear in the article/post-credit line, and bio information from their profile will appear at the bottom of a post. If you'd like to contribute, please send us an email using the form below.
All articles are subjected to quality assurance inspections. When it comes to your written content, we guarantee to be fair and straightforward. If our editorial team determines that your submission is adequate and relevant, you can expect an email with a possible publication date as well as a thanks note from us.
The posting timetable is heavily influenced by the post schedule at the time of submission, whether there are any other guest articles pending, and so on. However, guest pieces are usually scheduled within three (3) days of submission. When your post is accepted, you will be notified of the tentative publication date. Contributing writers will follow a strict submission and publication timetable. (For example, one post every week, due by Sunday evening and posted during the week.)
We'd love to hear from you! Send your article to [email protected].
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