Princess Dental Staffing has consistently provided valuable and informative blog content to the dental community for over 15 years.
Starting now, we're asking for your help.
We're looking for a few writers to produce and share relative content for those professionals currently in the dental job market. We'll pay $250 for every piece we publish (800 word minimum).
Here are a few guidelines to follow to help maintain our reputation as a trustworthy source of verified, factualy based articles.
Blog Contribution Guidelines
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Not the Place for Spam or Self-Promotion
Share topics and content you are passionate about! This is not a space for spamming or self-promotion. Spamming means promoting any business or product you may be selling. Self-promotion means publicizing yourself, your social accounts, or your business.
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Not the Place to Be Mean
No posting of judgmental, threatening, harassing, defamatory, deceptive, fraudulent, invasive of privacy, or vulgar content. This includes complaints about your last workplace!
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Not the Place to Use Others' Work Without Permission
Only post original content. If you plan to use any photos, quotes, memes, gifs, etc., ensure you have the rights to post them. Also, no A.I. contributions allowed.
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Not the Place to Write for Other Brands or Businesses
Our community is NOT for promotional articles or content written on behalf of others for a fee.
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Not the Place to Write Product Reviews
Our community is NOT for product review articles filled with affiliate links. That’s not our style!
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It Is the Place to Follow the Rules :)
The Princess Dental Staffing Community is subject to our user agreement. Please read it carefully!
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Chris Lewandowski
October 29, 2021
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