Write for Us
Here at Streaming Wars, we’re fortunate to receive many applications, pitches and proposals from people keen to work with us. We love to hear from people who are as passionate about streaming services as we are, and we’re keen to work with as many of you as possible.
If you have an original idea or an interesting take on a current development in the streaming wars sphere, we want to know about it. Please send your pitch to [email protected], and we’ll be in touch if your enquiry is of interest to us. As we receive lots of pitches every day, we thank you in advance for your patience in receiving a response.
Please note we will be in touch only if your idea and experience matches our needs. We will then assign an editor to correspond with you. You may be required to complete an assessment to demonstrate your writing ability before being able to submit an article for us.
What we’re looking for
Streaming Wars is a hub for quick-fire news that delivers information people who lead busy lives want to read in a quick and easily digestible format. This means we want short, punchy pieces which deliver concise information. Long-form articles will rarely be accepted, and any opinion pieces need to be backed up by relevant statistics from the industry. We like high-quality reporting that focuses on various perspectives within the streaming sphere, and we especially want to hear from those who have intel on new streaming services or developments yet to hit the mainstream news.
Pitch guidelines
- Writers must title their email ‘Pitch Request’ in order to reach the correct mailbox.
- We will not accept pre-written articles – please only send ideas.
- Please be as brief as possible in your email. Bullet points are welcome!
- Writers must send links to their portfolios to demonstrate previous experience of content creation.
- Any links you wish the article to contain must be relevant and benefit readers.
- Content must be unique. We use plagiarism tools to identify content which has been taken from existing sources, and you will be blacklisted if you submit plagiarised work.
- Copy must be accurate, using statistics and quotes from reputable sources where appropriate.
