Guest Posting Guidelines

For bloggers, guest blogging is a good way of helping each other. The guest blogger helps the host by adding content to his blog, while the host provides a place for the guest blogger to promote his blog through a back link.

In the past few months, I have received quite a number of emails inquiring if I am accepting guest posts. Yes, I do. In fact, Sanjay Gulati of Mathematics Academy has been a regular guest blogger for quite some time. For about two years, Math and Multimedia has reached nearly half a million page views, and has more than a thousand regular followers through Twitter, Facebook, RSS, and Email Subscriptions, so guest posting here surely will boost your traffic.

Due to the increasing inquiries, I have created a guest blogging guidelines below.

Guest Posting Guidelines

The post must be relevant. It must be about K-12 mathematics, mathematics teaching, integration of technology in teaching math, or math/educational software tutorials.
It must be original and must have not been published anywhere on print or online. Once your post is published here, you also agree not to publish it anywhere else.
It must be not more than three pages including images. Long articles might be split into two or more posts.
It must be in HTML, Word, or OpenOffice Writer format. Math and Multimedia supports latex, so please use latex code if you know how to.
If the images being used are under a certain license, then link it to the source.
I might edit the content (the mathematics) of guest posts, if I find it vague or confusing. I might also ask someone to language edit it (I am not that really good in English) if necessary.
Although links to your blog are allowed, unrelated, affiliate, and commercial links are not. For articles with links to commercial sites such as online degree sites, fees will apply.
You can include a short byline (three to five sentences about you) including a link to your own website or blog.