Technical Master Contributor Guidelines

Write for Technical Master

We consider original, practical, experience-backed technology articles that help readers solve real problems. This page explains what we accept, what we reject, and how our editorial review works.

We do not sell links, publish paid guest posts, accept link-insertion requests, or approve promotional articles disguised as educational content. Every accepted article is reviewed, edited, and published only if it helps readers solve a problem or understand a technical subject clearly.

You may be a good fit if you have experience with:

• Fixing Windows errors, update failures, boot problems, BSOD issues, driver conflicts, or performance problems.
• Troubleshooting Android devices, battery drain, overheating, slow charging, security settings, or app issues.
• Writing accurate iPhone and iOS guides based on real settings, tested steps, and current iOS behavior.
• Repairing or setting up consumer devices such as earbuds, consoles, streaming devices, routers, smart TVs, and accessories.
• Explaining technical subjects such as cybersecurity, AI, networking, privacy, PC hardware, mobile software, and emerging technology.

• Windows guides related to Windows 11 black screen fixes, BSOD troubleshooting, Windows boot failures, OneDrive management, and DNS configuration.
• Android guides related to Android battery drain, phone overheating, slow Android charging, and Android troubleshooting.
• Device guides related to clearing Roku TV cache and connecting AirPods to PS4.

• Paid guest posts or link placement requests.
• Articles written mainly to promote a product, company, app, service, or affiliate offer.
• Casino, gambling, betting, adult, dating, drugs, CBD, vape, weapons, or similar restricted topics.
• Generic “top 10 apps” listicles with no original testing or practical value.
• Press releases, brand announcements, sponsored posts, or marketing copy.
• Copied, spun, rewritten, or previously published content.
• AI-generated drafts, mass-produced content, or articles with no visible subject knowledge.
• Cloud computing, SaaS, or business articles with no practical troubleshooting or reader-useful angle.

• Originality: The article must be written specifically for Technical Master and must not be published anywhere else.
• Hands-on value: Fix guides should include practical steps, tested observations, screenshots where useful, and clear warnings when a step may affect data or settings.
• Accuracy: Technical claims, commands, settings paths, compatibility notes, and version references must be verified before submission.
• Reader-first writing: The article should help readers solve a problem or understand a topic without filler, fluff, or unnecessary repetition.
• Current information: Software guides should mention relevant versions where needed, such as Windows 11, Android version, iOS version, app version, or device model.
• Clear structure: Use useful headings, short paragraphs, step-by-step instructions, and practical examples.
• No hidden promotion: Articles must not be written to push a product, service, tool, or backlink.

• Device model or operating system version used during testing.
• The exact error message or issue being fixed.
• Steps that worked and steps that did not work.
• Warnings for risky actions such as registry edits, factory resets, firmware changes, or data deletion.
• Screenshots, diagrams, or original images when they improve clarity.
• Official documentation or trusted sources for important claims.

• Use a clear title that describes the problem or topic accurately.
• Use H2 and H3 headings to organize the article naturally.
• Keep paragraphs short and readable.
• Use numbered steps for instructions.
• Use bullet points only where they improve clarity.
• Add a short conclusion that explains what the reader should do next.
• Do not include an “About the Author” section or promotional bio in the article body.

• Provide a relevant featured image where possible. Recommended size: 1280 x 720 pixels.
• Use original screenshots, original photos, properly licensed images, or media you have the right to share.
• Do not submit images copied from other websites without permission.
• Screenshots should not expose private information, account details, email addresses, license keys, or personal data.
• Use descriptive image file names and alt text when submitting media.

• You may include relevant links to official documentation, trusted technical references, or sources that support the article.
• External links must be useful to readers and directly related to the topic.
• Affiliate links, referral links, tracking links, coupon links, promotional landing pages, and paid links are not allowed.
• We may edit, remove, nofollow, or replace links at our discretion.
• Internal links to relevant Technical Master articles may be added by our editors to improve reader navigation.

Submitting an article does not guarantee any link placement. We do not sell dofollow links. Any link that appears promotional, commercial, or unnecessary may be removed or marked appropriately.

1. Initial review: We check whether the topic fits our audience and editorial standards.
2. Originality review: We check whether the draft appears original and written for Technical Master.
3. Technical review: We review the steps, claims, sources, screenshots, and practical accuracy.
4. Editorial editing: We may edit structure, wording, formatting, headings, internal links, and source references.
5. Final decision: We may accept, reject, request revisions, or hold the draft for a future editorial slot.

• Submitted content must be your own work.
• You must have permission to share all text, images, screenshots, charts, and media included in the submission.
• We may decline or remove published content if it later appears inaccurate, promotional, copied, misleading, or harmful.
• We do not guarantee publication dates, rankings, traffic, backlinks, or promotional exposure.
• We reserve the right to update, edit, merge, redirect, noindex, or remove content if needed for quality, accuracy, or site maintenance.

• Your proposed article title.
• A short summary of what the article will cover.
• The device, software version, or platform you tested, if applicable.
• Any screenshots, official sources, or testing notes you plan to include.
• A brief note about your relevant experience with the topic.

Technical Master is built for readers who need practical, accurate, and trustworthy technology help. If your contribution is original, useful, experience-backed, and written with the reader in mind, we will be happy to review it.