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Write for MobileBurn
What we expect from experienced contributors and how to pitch.
We look for experienced writers who can report, test, explain, and revise mobile technology stories for readers rather than search engines or sponsors.
Write for MobileBurn at a glance
Three parts of write for mobileburn
- What to pitchPropose a focused question in phones, apps, connectivity, security, accessories, ownership, or mobile industry change.
- What to sendInclude a short outline, two or three relevant clips, disclosure of commercial relationships, and the testing or sourcing plan.
- What happens after acceptanceAn editor agrees scope, deadline, fee, evidence needs, and disclosure before work begins.
Write for MobileBurn: What to pitch
Propose a focused question in phones, apps, connectivity, security, accessories, ownership, or mobile industry change. Explain the evidence available and why you are equipped to report it.
Write for MobileBurn: What to send
Include a short outline, two or three relevant clips, disclosure of commercial relationships, and the testing or sourcing plan. Do not send a complete unsolicited article written from other publishers' work.
Write for MobileBurn: What happens after acceptance
An editor agrees scope, deadline, fee, evidence needs, and disclosure before work begins. Drafts are fact-checked and edited for clarity, originality, internal links, accessibility, and MobileBurn style.
How Write for MobileBurn is maintained
When MobileBurn reviews this participation page
Submission guidance is reviewed when commissioning needs or editorial workflows change. A pitch is assessed on reader value, evidence, originality, relevant expertise, conflicts, and whether MobileBurn can edit and verify the work responsibly.
Where to go after Write for MobileBurn
Choose the next page by the job you need to finish
Compare current devices in the phone directory, narrow a shortlist with the phone finder, or see the evidence behind our verdicts in how MobileBurn reviews phones. Editorial questions can be sent through the contact page.
Each destination has a different job: database pages support comparisons, guides explain a task, and policy pages document how the work is produced. Choosing the narrowest route reduces repeated searching and makes the next decision easier to verify.
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