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Write For Us
Would you like to help Nonprofits with your knowledge?
Who can write?
Non-profits professionals (or individuals familiar with Nonprofits’ programs) with knowledge and expertise in technology who are willing to write about innovative technical solutions to Nonprofits’ unique problems.
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Themes
Automation process
AI in Nonprofits
Data & Nonprofits
Donor Management
Donation Management
Collection, Storage, Security, Management, Analytics
Nonprofit digital transformation
Chatbots
Zoho for Nonprofits
Integrations for specific needs
Apps and tools for Nonprofits
Tech for Impact
WhatsApp for Nonprofits
Volunteer Management
Examples
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How the latest technology can be used for reducing cost, time and effort (strictly for Nonprofits’ needs)
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About Government initiatives (Eg, Social Stock Exchange) and innovation in technology for Nonprofits.
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Bringing awareness to existing software solutions that cater to the needs of Nonprofits
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How-to articles for Nonprofit professionals (both technical and non-technical).
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Writing rules
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Make sure the central idea and the purpose is clear throughout the article
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Adding quotes is very much appreciated to reiterate an idea, but do so with right permissions
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Data is a must for every claim made, do link to proper sources. Attribution should be given when necessary.
Format
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Use subheadings, bulletins and break paragraphs for the ease of reading.
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No fancy or bombastic language, simple words are preferred.
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Submit your article as a word document.
Images
We’ll create and add fitting images to the article.
What to send?
Unless you have a whole article at hand that fit these requirements, we’d prefer you to mail us pitches at marketing@edzola.com
What should it contain? (Download the template, fill it up and submit)
If you feel the need to add any other information in the template, do add it and we'll take a look.
Audience
Our articles are directed towards both technical and non-technical nonprofit professionals. So, usage of can should be avoided as much as possible. Nonprofits specific terms can be used, but again, it should be used minimally.
Article length
The ideal word count would be 800-1200 words. We do love articles that are well-researched and those that resonate well with our audience’s needs.
Tone
Professional, friendly, conversational.
First (we, our) and second person (you, your) perspective throughout the blog.
Review process
We’ll do plagiarism and duplication checks. It shouldn’t be republished but links can be posted as per your wish. We’ll check grammatical errors and edit it if there’s a need for it.
Benefit
Your article will be published and shared via Social media, newsletter and therefore will help many Nonprofit professionals. Writers who cross milestones (have written 10 blogs, 50 blogs, 100 blogs) will receive certificates from EdZola.
Final decisions
After you send the article, we need to ensure the quality of your final product before showcasing it for our readers. We’ll also add call-to-action, images, logos, quotes and survey data. We'll also decide the final headline and the date of publishing.
When will we get back?
Your pitch will be reviewed within 2 business days and then the article within 3 or 4 business days. If we like your article and find it fitting and informative, we’ll let you know when it’ll be published.
Wish to contribute?
Send us your pitch (completed template). If you have any queries/doubts regarding writing for us, do tell us here!