Are you an active or aspiring blogger, with exciting, inspiring, erudite, informative things to say, yet feel frustrated at how hard it has become to build momentum around a new or independent blog?
Let’s face it. Achieving blogosphere notoriety has never been harder – about as likely as Seth Godin growing a comb over.
That’s where we come in.
In particular, we’re looking for tech-savvy experts (or opinionated aspiring experts) willing to write for us on one or more of the following topics:
- Raising venture capital, angel money, private equity
- Using/harnessing social media tools for business
- Exploiting marketing trends, from PR and publicity stunts to DM and ‘above the line’ advertising
- Advice for startups, building a business 101
- Innovation, commercialisation, grants and R&D
- New business ideas (outrageous and ingenious business ideas from around Australia)
Or, suggest your own topic.
So, what’s the deal?
We can’t pay you a cent (Sorry, them’s the breaks). But we can give you something far more valuable: Help promoting your own personal brand.
You will receive editorial support, feedback, your own blogging profile, RSS and twitter feeds, tens-of-thousands of eye-balls and the possible notoriety you deserve (or believe you deserve, by birthright, like any self-respecting blogger).
Terms and conditions apply, of course. FAQ numero uno: Yes, you do get to keep copyright, while we retain unlimited publishing rights.
(Who knows, your ideas could make a compelling article in Anthill Magazine, a book chapter, educational resource or very dull T-shirt design.)
What say you? Would you like to blog for Anthill?
If so, click here and complete the form.
PS – If you write the occasional article that you think would interest our readers, but you don’t want to become a regular blogger, you can also submit articles to our editorial Submission Form.















Ms Rinske Geerlings said on June 1, 2009
I specialise in Business Continuity / Contingency / Disaster Recovery planning for SMEs as well as larger organisations. I am currently focusing on SMEs, especially those who provide mission-critical services to larger customers/prospects, and who are asked for a Business Continuity Plan. Pandemic preparedness and IT Disaster Recovery are only examples of aspects to plan for.
I would be willing and able to contribute articles and comments in this important field.
Annie Infinite said on June 2, 2009
Hi and no that's not my real name, however it is the name I use online. I am a Social Media Maven and you can check me out easily by Googleing my online name. I specialise in social media marketing, authentic marketing and building relationships with my audience. I also hold workshops and present regularly on this topic including using: Facebook, Twitter, Squidoo, article distribution and syndication, blogging, bookmarking etc..
I am very busy building the profile of our new business, my partner and I have up until this year worked as separate consultants and now have partnered up and are currently building a business - he is a superb web designer and I am an internet marketer.
I would be interested in creating articles on this subject for the Anthill which comes highly recommended by some friends of mine.
BTW - FYI: I am also totally a rebel rouser, with a wicked sense of humour and just so you know - I am a registered possibilitarian and quantum physics nut (Shhhh - and a Jedi).
aramari said on June 2, 2009
Great idea guys! I've got dibs on writing a post on user-generated content