Nodecurio accepts a limited number of contributed articles from people with genuine hands-on experience in automation, no-code development, and AI tooling.
We publish few contributions and reject most pitches. Read this page properly before writing to us.
Who We’re Looking For
- Automation consultants and freelancers who build client workflows
- No-code builders who have shipped real applications
- Operations and RevOps people who run these tools daily
- Founders and product people at tools in this space, writing about the problem rather than the product
- Anyone with a specific, tested, non-obvious workflow to share
You don’t need to be a professional writer. You need to have actually done the thing. We’ll handle the editing.
Topics We Accept
- Automation platforms – Zapier, Make, n8n, Pipedream
- No-code app builders – Bubble, Glide, Softr, Airtable
- AI tools with practical business applications
- App integration guides and workflow recipes
- Tool comparisons based on real use of both tools
- Case studies with specific, verifiable detail
See what Nodecurio covers if you’re unsure whether your idea fits.
Topics We Reject Immediately
- Anything outside automation, no-code, AI tooling and business software
- Generic listicles – “Top 10 Productivity Tools”, “Benefits of Automation”
- Thin AI-generated drafts
- Articles written to place a link, where the content is an afterthought
- Content already published elsewhere, including on your own blog
- Casino, betting, adult, crypto trading, CBD, loans, pharmaceuticals, or essay-writing services
- Anything promoting a product you haven’t disclosed a relationship with
Requirements
- Length – 1,200+ words, as long as needed and no longer
- Originality – 100% original, never published anywhere else
- Screenshots – your own, from the actual product
- Sources – official documentation, not other blogs
- Author – real name, real bio, real LinkedIn or portfolio
- Links – maximum 1 relevant link to your own site, in the author bio
- AI use – assistive use is fine, unedited AI output is rejected
Submissions are held to the same standards as our own work. See our Editorial Policy and Fact-Checking Policy.
Editorial Rights
By submitting, you agree that:
- We may edit for clarity, accuracy, structure and house style
- We have final say on the headline and the article’s structure
- We may decline to publish after acceptance if facts don’t hold up
- The work is yours, original, and free of third-party rights issues
- Published articles carry your byline and stay on the site
Full contributor terms are in our Terms of Use.
Links Policy
Be aware of how we handle this, because it’s where most pitches fall apart.
- Contributors get one link, in the author bio, to a genuinely relevant site
- In-article links are added by us, editorially, where they help the reader
- Links to commercial products from within the article body use rel=”nofollow” or rel=”sponsored” as appropriate
- We do not sell dofollow links in editorial content. Paid placement is handled openly and separately – see Advertise With Us
- Pitches that are obviously link placements dressed as articles are declined
This protects your link and our site. Both of us lose if this site gets penalised.
How to Pitch
Email: contact@nodecurio.com with “Contribution – [your topic]” in the subject line
Include:
- Your proposed headline and a 3-4 sentence summary
- A rough outline – the H2s you’d cover
- Why you specifically are qualified to write it
- One or two writing samples
- Your LinkedIn or portfolio
Do not send a finished article on a first pitch. We’d rather shape the angle with you before you spend hours on it.
What Happens Next
- We respond to pitches within 5 business days
- No response after 7 days means it wasn’t a fit
- Accepted pitches get a deadline and any specific requirements
- Drafts are edited collaboratively before publication
- You get the live link on publication
Pitches are reviewed by Lubna Ahmed, Co-Founder & Head of Content Publishing.