Submission guidelines
We are looking for articles and tutorials to fit what whipup is all about. email whipup[at]gmail.com
To submit: send to whipup[@]gmail.com.
1. Send text as a word doc or in the body of an email (include link and caption info, 500 words max)
2. Attach images (6 x images max, jpg format 72dpi, 400px wide) with your e-mail, label images clearly
3. Send captions with images if required in the body of text (with artists name, title of work, date).
4. Write your bio and include links to your websites (include name, website, 50 word bio)
5. Your work will be edited for clarity and format.
Submissions now being accepted for May, June and July 2009
Submissions for full articles or tutorials must be new but once posted on Whip Up – you are free to do as you wish with the tutorial or article, which includes submitting it elsewhere or self publishing.
What is in it for you? This is an excellent opportunity to hone your writing skills and show your work to a large audience (5000 readers per day) + there will be a link back to your own website accompanied by your bio with each submission. Tutorials and original content when published in full on whipup receive higher and more sustained traffic than compared to stories that we link to.
By submitting a tutorial or article to be published in Whip Up, you verify that you are the original creator of the tutorial or writer of the article, and that you have not infringed and/or violated the existing intellectual property rights of any third person.
You will retain all copyrights to your own work. By submitting work to be published on Whip Up you are giving your permission for your tutorial or article and all related images to be included on Whip Up in its current format and all future formats and to be archived for future reference.
To submit links or ideas please send the link in an email – even though we read all emails and submissions – we are sorry that not all emails can be answered.
