Share your knowledge and contribute to the growth of the events industry!

Events industry professionals of all levels of experience are invited to submit guest posts for publication on the Event Leaders blog, ELI social media, and in our newsletter.

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Content Guidelines

Guest blog submissions must have an educational benefit to readers in the events industry. Topics must be specifically targeted to events industry professionals and aspiring events industry professionals, such as:

  • instructions for event professionals

  • tips and tricks for event professionals

  • first person experiences about being an event professional

  • the things nobody taught you that you want all event professionals to know how to do correctly

All submissions will be reviewed and subject to editing before publication. Posts may be returned to the author for specific revisions, and submissions may be rejected if they do not meet a minimum standard of content, writing skill and coherence. The less editing and revising a post needs, the more likely it is to get published. Write clearly and thoughtfully.

All submissions must be original work and never published online or in print before. Plagiarism checks will be performed.

Submissions should be between 200 and 500 words long. When in doubt about a word, a phrase, or a sentence, cut it.

Submissions should be in a professional tone, but not over-formal. Warmth and humor are welcome in first-person posts but don't go too far. If you have never written for the internet before, aim your tone for what you might find in a magazine. It's not a college essay, but it's also not a 2 am text message to your best friend.

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What You'll Get For Your Time

    • An author bio and a headshot

 

    • Links to your website and social media accounts

 

    • Exposure to thousands of your industry peers on ELI's website, social media, and weekly newsletter

 

    • An example of professionally-edited published writing for your portfolio

 

    • The opportunity to contribute to the growth of your industry and to share your knowledge and experience with learners of all levels

 

If you are looking for opportunities to sponsor blog posts or educational content, contact Tammy Kockaya at tammy@eventleadershipinstitute.com to discuss options, pricing, and benefits.

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Fill out the submission form below!

  • Accepted file types: jpg, png.
    JPG or PNG format only with a minimum resolution of 500 x 500 pixels. Higher resolution images are preferred. Please note that your photo may be edited or cropped when posted on the ELI website.
  • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx.
    Upload your post in PDF or MS Word (.doc, .docx) format. PDF is preferred.
  • By submitting this form and your guest blog post, you agree to the following terms and conditions.

    This Agreement shall not create the relationship of employer and employee, a partnership, or a joint venture. You shall have no authority to bind, obligate, or commit the Event Leadership Institute by any promise or representation in any from. No monetary relationship is being created nor construed through this Agreement.

    You hereby grant Event Leadership Institute LLC the perpetual, non-exclusive, worldwide and royalty-free, transferable right to use your name, company name, links, biography, photo, likeness and content you submit in connection with the publication of the Guest Post under this Agreement.

    Agreement Terms

    1. Guest Post must be original work that has not been previously published on any other website, forum, chat or social media network.

    2. Event Leadership Institute reserves the right to reject any guest post submissions or content provided through this form for any reason at its sole discretion, and if necessary make edits to content and/or photos. If substantial edits are made, Event Leadership Institute will provide you with an opportunity to review and approve edits prior to publication .

    3. Plagiarism or copyright infringement is not permitted. You must be the copyright holder for all content submitted.

    4. When quoting others, you must properly and accurately cite sources, as well as provide any external links as needed.

    5. Once the Guest Post has been published to the Event Leadership Institute website, you may not publish it anywhere else, in whole or in part, including your own website, blog or social media for a period of 6 months from the date of posting on the ELI website.

    6. You may promote and share the article on your own website, Facebook, Twitter or other social media forums while making sure to tag the Event Leadership Institute as appropriate on each social media channel.

    7. Submissions should be kept between 200 and 500 words. The final post length will be determined by the Event Leadership Institute at its sole discretion.

    8. Affiliate links in any form are not permitted within the Guest Post. All links are subject to approval by Event Leadership Institute, and may be removed from the post.

    9. Guest Post topics must follow the Event Leadership Institute's posted content guidelines. These content guidelines may be amended at any time without prior notice.

    10. You will receive writing credit as author of the post you submit which will include a short bio statement, a link to your website, and links to your social media pages/accounts if provided.

    11. You acknowledge that you are not entitled to any monetary or other compensation for writing and/or submitting the post and/or related content.

    12. Event Leadership Institute reserves the right to refuse publication, remove blog content and change these guidelines, without notice and at its sole discretion. If content is removed from the Event Leadership Institute website, you are free to publish the submitted content elsewhere without restriction.