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Pitch Wisdom Above
We’re looking for practical, story-driven pieces on financial literacy first—plus entrepreneurship and personal development. If you can teach a clear lesson with real numbers, real choices, and a human angle, we’d love to read your pitch.
WHAT WE LOOK FOR
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Actionable money lessons
Bring one strong takeaway readers can use the same week—budgeting, debt payoff, investing basics, negotiating, or money mindset. Show the “how,” not just the “why,” and include examples, simple math, or step-by-step frameworks when it helps clarity.
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Credible experience or reporting
We love firsthand stories, case studies, or lessons learned from building a side hustle or improving your finances. If you cite stats, tools, or products, link sources and be transparent about affiliations. Accuracy matters more than hot takes.
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A tight, skimmable draft
Aim for ~1,200–2,500 words with clear subheads, bullets where useful, and a strong intro that frames the problem fast. Include a proposed outline, who it’s for, and why it’s timely. If it’s a repeat topic, tell us what’s new.
GOOD TO KNOW
We review every pitch and typically reply within 7–10 business days. If you haven’t heard back after two weeks, a brief follow-up is welcome—just reply to your original message so the thread stays together.
Payment depends on scope and format, and we confirm the rate before you write. If accepted, you’ll be paid on publication via an agreed method. Please note any deadlines, exclusivity, or prior publication upfront.
Contribute FAQ
We typically review pitches within 3–5 business days. If we need more time (for example, during heavier publishing weeks), we’ll follow up to confirm we received it. To help us respond faster, include a clear working title, 2–3 bullet takeaways, and why the topic matters to everyday readers building financial confidence.
Yes—Wisdom Above collaborates with guest and freelance writers who can teach practical money skills, entrepreneurship basics, or personal growth with a clear, helpful voice. Before you send a full draft, please review our Contribute page and submit a concise pitch so we can confirm fit, angle, and next steps.
We prioritize financial literacy first: budgeting, debt, saving, investing basics, credit, and money mindset—always practical and easy to understand. Entrepreneurship and personal development are welcome when they connect to real-world finances (side hustles, pricing, productivity, habits). We value clear structure, actionable steps, and examples over hype or jargon.
We’re open to writers using AI as a support tool (for brainstorming or outlining), but submissions must be original, accurate, and clearly written in your own voice. If something has been published elsewhere, pitch it as an updated, expanded version with a fresh angle and disclose where it appeared so we can confirm it’s a good fit for our audience.