Submission Guidelines

What makes a strong submission

Every resource gets a real read before it makes the library. These are the four things we weigh, and the ones we see again and again in the resources marketers actually save and share.

• Made for higher ed. It speaks to marketing, enrollment, or branding at colleges and universities. General business advice that sort of fits is not enough. The closer it sits to the work our readers do every day, the better.
• It provides value. The best resources give more than they take. Back yours with data, research, or results you have seen first-hand. Proof is what makes a resource worth the community's time, and the more of it the resource carries, the stronger the case.
• It is fresh or unique. A new angle, or a topic few people bother to cover, not the same post we have all read a dozen times. Tell us something we have not seen yet.
• It's evergreen. Still worth reading a year from now. Ideas that age well keep earning their place. A resource tied to a single moment that has already passed does not.

What we skip

Some resources never make the cut, no matter how polished they look. We pass on:

• Events, sign-ups, surveys, and job posts
• Promos dressed up as advice
• Anything purely promotional
• Spammy or low-effort submissions

Ready to share one

If your resource clears the bar above, we want to see it. Head to the submission form and tell us what makes it worth a spot. We review every one.