Write a post for our blog

We’re looking for content that’s practical

Our audience really appreciates tips and techniques that they can immediately try at their organization.

While a little theory to help understand why something works the way it does may be interesting, our readers are practitioners who are really looking for stories about what you’ve tried that works. They’re also interested in hearing about what you’ve tried that doesn’t work, especially when you explore what you learned and what you’d do differently the next time.

We’ve also found that informative, practical content that explains how to solve specific problems is more useful than content that mainly aims to tear down some other’s ideas. We’d like to be a big tent, not an exclusive club.

We’re looking for content that’s well-written

Having a good story to tell is one thing. When you can convey it in an effective manner, that’s even better. We give everything you submit an editing pass, but the better you structure it and write it, the less editing we’ll need to do, the happier we’ll be, and frankly the more likely we will be to publish your post.

Guidelines for your post

Only Agile Alliance individual members can guest post on our blog.

In addition to the general qualities above, we have a few additional guidelines for the content you submit that we’ll consider when deciding whether to publish your post.

• Please submit new content that has not been published previously.
• If you have links that are relevant to the message you’re conveying by all means include them. Just don’t go overboard. Use your better judgment.
• We want content that helps our readers solve a problem they face or educates them about a new technique. Posts must not be blatantly self-promoting. We include your bio at the bottom of each post so you’ll be able to share a bit of information about who you are and what you do. If you have a good message and share it in an effective way, that will speak volumes.
• We don’t have any hard and fast length restrictions. Make the content the length it needs to be to properly convey your message without rambling too much.