Submission Guidelines
Bring the goods. Get the voices. Here's how to make sure your content doesn't die in the spam folder.
The Goods. Not the Blah.
We're not here for generic press releases or recycled blog posts. We're here for content that makes people stop scrolling. (The raw feed. The gold. The juice.)
Your content should be:
- Substantive — Real data, insights, or stories worth sharing
- Specific — Not vague corporate speak (burn the "synergy" talk)
- Compelling — Something that would make voices' audiences actually care
- Authentic — Real work, real results, real stories
What We're Looking For
✅ The Goods
- Original research or data reports (the raw feed)
- Case studies with real results (the receipts)
- Industry insights backed by data (the proof)
- Product launches with substance (not fluff)
- Thought leadership with actual thoughts (not AI-generated noise)
❌ What Gets Rejected
- Generic press releases (the enemy)
- Recycled blog content (the spam folder)
- Vague "thought leadership" without substance (the cringe)
- Promotional fluff without real value (the blah)
- Content that reads like an ad (the beige wall)
The Submission Process
1. Submit the Goods
Upload your content file (PDF, document, image) or provide a link. Include a compelling hook and clear description of what makes it worth sharing. (Make it count. We have 0.5 seconds to grab them.)
2. Admin Review
Our team reviews every submission for quality and "nexus" — the core essence of what makes your content worth distributing. We're looking for substance, not fluff. (No corporate zombies allowed.)
3. Approval & Matching
If approved, your campaign goes live and is matched with voices in your vertical who can authentically share your content. (The loudest in the room.)
Guidelines for Influencers
When submitting a campaign, you can provide optional guidelines for how voices should approach your content. Be helpful, but don't be prescriptive.
Good guidelines: "Focus on the cost savings angle" or "Emphasize the real-world use cases"
Bad guidelines: "Use this exact wording" or "Don't mention competitors" (That's corporate zombie talk. Burn it.)
Remember: Voices bring their own voice and audience. Trust them to tell your story authentically. (Don't copy-paste. Tell the story your way.)