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We want news and first-hand knowledge from the firms, employers and people our readers work with. Write to the editor at editor@workingwikily.net.

Software makers and their PR agencies

AI & Automation, Software, Winning Customers

A new tool or feature for small teams, a pricing change, funding, a customer result with a number in it, or research on how firms work. Send it on the day you announce it, with a picture you own and the name of someone who can answer questions.

Subject line: News: your headline

Employers, recruiters and training providers

Careers & Hiring

Hiring drives, job fairs, apprenticeships, internships, graduate schemes and free training, with the dates, the places and who can apply.

Subject line: Careers: your headline

Freelance platforms, marketplaces and remote-work firms

Remote & Side Hustles

New ways to earn, changes to pay and commission, surveys of freelancers and remote workers, and programmes that help people start on their own.

Subject line: Remote work: your headline

Business owners, founders and practitioners

Case Studies and How They Work

How your firm chose a tool and what changed, in numbers you can stand behind. Offer a written Q&A or a contributed article under your own name.

Subject line: Q&A or article: your topic

A Q&A

We send six questions by email and publish your answers in your own words, edited only for length and clarity. We check any change with you before it runs.

A contributed article

A practical piece of 1,000 to 2,000 words for people who run a small business, work for themselves or are looking for work: what you did, what it cost in time, what changed, and what you would do differently. It runs under the author's name and has not been published anywhere else.

What to send with a Q&A or an article

We reply to every offer we can use and send you the link when it is published.