How to write for Web3 Digitals

Guide to publishing & writing for web3 digitals.

How to become a writer for Web3 Digitals

Please apply here to become an author — https://forms.gle/e3Wp9i7t6932K443A

or

reach out to saxon@naxosdigitals.com

We will then add you as a contributor to our publication

How to Submit?

Follow these steps to submit your piece:

1. Navigate to your story.
2. Click on the three dots located at the top right of your story.
3. Select “Add to publication” from the options.
4. Choose Web3 Digitals and submit your work.
5. For further assistance, feel free to contact me.

We’ve also begun to create Press Releases across our various channels.

• Writer of the week
• Top Free resources
• Featured articles

Photo by Ashim D’Silva on Unsplash

What Do We Feature?

We exclusively feature content related to all things Web 3

• Technical tutorials and development narratives
• Perspectives, insights, and forward-looking takes on on Web3
• Cryptocurrency/Token economics
• Project Analysis
• Ai
• Trading methodologies (not financial advise)
• Opinion articles relevant to the above topics

Enhancing Your Story

• Craft a compelling title and subtitle. Just like a movie’s title can draw an audience, your article’s title serves as the entry point. Use this tool to analyse your title’s effectiveness.
• Images speak volumes. Select them thoughtfully, akin to movie posters. Don’t hesitate to use images, especially larger ones for statistical data, as they enhance mobile readability.
• Incorporate Gifs for a clearer and bolder expression. They add visual appeal to your stories.
• Content is paramount. Dive straight into the topic, elucidating the ‘why’ and ‘what’. Link to prerequisite information and related previous stories if needed. Be natural, illustrative, and use simple language. Even complex subjects can be conveyed in simple English. The Hemingway App can help assess the readability of your writing. Ensure proper punctuation and avoid pasting links directly.
• You may include links to your websites or even affiliate links when relevant to your story.
• Support your statements with statistics and sources. For instance, “The Internet has nearly 4 billion users.”
• Give credit where it’s due and source your information. Clarify abbreviations with links, especially for less common terms.
• Tags enhance visibility. You can add up to 5 tags per story, so choose ones that reflect your article’s keywords.
• Embed media like Tweets and YouTube videos by pasting their URLs into Medium on a new line and pressing enter. For guidance on using bullet points and lists, read this article.

Please let me know in the comments if you have any questions!

Happy writing!