Posted by gdemet on November 8, 2011 at 5:50pm
Hi!
As part of a DrupalCon marketing initiative that Megan Sanicki has been working on, we're looking for folks who are interested in helping write original articles for a publication read by folks who are in charge of making technology decisions for large enterprises and other organizations. The content does not need to be Drupal-specific, but it should deal with issues and questions in the Web Content Management market space. Although some of the readers of this publication have technical knowledge, we're not looking for developer-oriented material.
If this is something you're interested in helping out with, please contact me through my user contact form, and we can discuss further. Thanks!
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Hi!
Hello,
I probably don't have enough large scale experience of big sites, but smaller stuff I can help with. By and large, from I can see its a similar process of scoping out and then executing and refining, but on a smaller scale. If that's helpful, I might be able to contribute. But I imagine you're looking for larger sites than Breweries and pubs!
http://www.alltooeasy.co.uk
Not just big sites
To be clear, we're not just looking for case studies of big sites; we're looking for good, original articles about Web content management that are aimed at IT decision-makers. If you're an experienced writer who knows how to speak to this audience, we'd be more than happy to have you on board, even if you don't have large scale site-building experience.