WebPreneurship.com Article Submission Guidelines and Policies

Our mission is to seek out and in turn provide information about prospective entrepreneurial opportunities, alternative careers, and traditional employment as well resources that may otherwise be of value for our visitors. As an author, you are a vital part of our efforts. Our aim is to provide relevant, useful content to aid individuals who are making important choices about work and lifestyle alternatives. On behalf of our visitors, we thank you for your contributions in that regard. Please follow our submission guidelines carefully to ensure the successful publication of your work:

I. DEFINITIONS
WebPreneurship.com is a publisher of information which may include Web content on specific Web sites, i.e., this site as well as other sites that it may own or be associated with directly, or with which it may maintain strategic alliances, affiliations, agreements and business relationships, now or in the future. Our publishing interests extend to a variety of electronic and traditional print mediums to include (but are not limited to): e-zines (electronic magazines), newsletters, electronic compilations, information booklets, reports, books and e-books (electronic books), Web sites, and any other means by which we may in our own best judgment efficiently reach and serve our audiences. Therefore, any reference to WebPreneurship.com shall be considered synonymous with us as the "publisher" of information or "content" in the form of articles that may be submitted to us by you as the "author" of that information. Author submissions constitute an "agreement" that you understand and will follow our guidelines, article submission and usage policies; generally, you as an author are submitting work (and the rights to publish that work) to us as the publisher for dissemination to our Web site visitors and consumers by any other means as described above.

II. PERMISSION GRANTED
By submitting your article to WebPreneurship.com you are granting your permission (and all necessary rights under U.S. and International Copyright Conventions) to publish your article. If you do not agree to our policies or meet the authorization qualifications (i.e., you do not own the legal rights to the material being submitted), do not submit any articles. You are giving permission for your articles to be reprinted in electronic, print publications, and any other media which we as the publisher of your submission may utilize, now and in the future, as outlined in the above DEFINITIONS section; the rights you are granting are irrevocable and in perpetuity. Except for the rights that you are granting under the provisions outlined here, authors otherwise retain full copyright ownership of all of their work. Any person or entity that sends any submission also warrants that they are the rightful copyright owner, creator, or author of any work that is submitted, with the full legal authority to convey the publication rights specified herein.

III. AUTHOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is the publisher's policy to include author by-lines, affiliations, and similar contact information such as regular mail and e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, URL's, and the like (short, e.g., one or two sentence, biographical notations will also be considered by the publisher). Submissions should provide all such information in an "author's resource box" provided by the author at the end of each submitted article; this policy extends to all of its publication mediums subject to the provisions outlined in the DISPLAY section below; such acknowledgements provided to authors by the publisher and any notoriety or other benefits that may accrue to authors shall be considered value received and compensation in full to authors by the publisher.

IV. DISPLAY
The publisher reserves the right to make formatting adaptations, editorial changes, and other decisions that affect the publication and display of all submitted articles and content at its sole discretion. Examples may include (but are not limited to):

1) Copy editing to implement any corrections that may be necessary to eliminate typos or grammatical errors (notwithstanding this editorial privilege granted to the publisher, submissions that fail to meet acceptable quality standards may be rejected entirely or sent back to the author for revisions).

2) Article submissions are not automatically granted publication or display space, and any publication is at the sole discretion of the publisher.

3) The publisher may determine where and how to display information about the authorship and acknowledgements associated with any article or content (or portions thereof such as author name versus contact information, et al), depending on the particular type of publication, display constraints, or aesthetic considerations that may apply, as determined by the publisher. Author by-lines are normally displayed at the beginning and/or the end of a given article, but in some publication forms or mediums acknowledgement may be given in a bibliographic or a similar (separate) author credits section; the publisher also reserves the right to place limits and exercise editorial discretion with respect to acknowledgements: authors should provide a reasonably succinct list of durable and reliable ways through which they may be contacted.

4) Submissions should include articles in their entirety along with the "author's resource box" (described above) with desired authorship, affiliation and contact information at the end of each article.

5) No article is guaranteed preferred positioning, exclusivity, or display space by itself without accompaniment by other content which may include promotional, advertising, editorial, affiliate, or other matter.

6) All aesthetic, design, and layout decisions are at the discretion of the publisher because factors such as page count, font choice, line spacing, arrangement and other design decisions do ultimately affect development and publication costs, usability, and desirability in every medium, whether it may be traditional print or electronic in nature.

7) While the publisher will naturally attempt to continually maintain current and relevant information as part of its service to its users (including authors' information), it is under no obligation to do so: authors acknowledge that some mediums are inherently subject to aging (especially printed materials), and that it is their obligation to provide up-to-date contact information as well as any suggested updates to previously submitted articles (including the suggested new content itself). With respect to alterable electronic media, it may be easier for all parties concerned to replace editorial and author information by submitting new material in its entirety (along with a note that the publisher may want to swap an older article and its accompanying author's resource box for a newer one). In connection with the issues surrounding information maintenance expressed in this section, it is further understood that the publisher shall also have the right to provide indexing and/or organize articles in any manner it deems appropriate, and may categorize articles by topic, date, or any other hierarchical pattern, including that which may ultimately be held in archives.

V. EDITORIAL GUIDELINES
If you have sound advice that pertains to work alternatives including traditional employment or entrepreneurial endeavors of any kind, it is extremely likely that our audience would appreciate your article, and we would be delighted to publish your submission. Further, when any person tries to make a decision about the type of work that he or she may wish to pursue, a plethora of other information needs normally arises in connection with that decision.

You may note that our categories such as "Work at Home Mom," "Freelancing," and "Resume Services" could easily be used to identify pertinent subject areas about which you as an author could write. In our "Resources" area, we have provided numerous additional categories where you might provide guidance about fashion (e.g., in a job interview or in trying to manage a professional image in one's own business), relocation, investments, self-improvement, and many other topics that could provide useful inspiration to you in your efforts to create publishable articles. Pick a title, suggest a category for placement if you wish, create your content, include your "author's resource box" information, and send it in. We will publish your acceptable material as fast as we can, and we look forward to hearing from you, and to your continued success as an author!

1) We would really prefer to AVOID becoming involved in policing submissions, so please try to avoid practices such as writing a sales letter and calling it an article, submitting work that is riddled with typos and other errors, or engaging in libelous, defamatory, or other inappropriate writing practices. We believe that we have created a significant window of opportunity for you to provide interesting, entertaining articles and reach an important audience of significant size. Therefore, please submit your best work and protect your image as well as our viability as a publishing outlet for you by submitting quality work and relevant information.

2) Notwithstanding any of the publisher's rights, privileges or other provisions herein, in submitting any article, you are agreeing to INDEMNIFY, protect, and hold harmless WebPreneurship.com as publisher, its affiliates, business associates, or assigns, from any and all claims that may arise from any false, misleading, inaccurate, libelous, defamatory, negligent, erroneous, or any and all other statements or claims that you may make.

VI. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

All articles should be submitted as plain text in the form below (one article at a time please, unless you make special arrangements with us in advance).

By submitting your article, you are agreeing to our terms; if you do not agree to these terms, do not submit your article.