Write for TechWhisp
If that sounds like you, read on.
Who we’re looking for
You don’t need a computer science degree or a massive following. You do need to know your stuff and care about getting it right.
The writers who fit in here tend to share a few things:
Real technical knowledge. You’ve used the products, followed the space, and you can tell when a spec sheet is misleading.
Plain English. You can take something complicated and make it click for someone encountering it for the first time.
Reliability. Deadlines aren’t suggestions, and typos aren’t charming.
Curiosity. The tech world moves fast. You actually enjoy keeping up with it.
What you get out of it
A byline that means something. Your articles go out under your name (or a unique writer ID if you prefer), building a public record of your expertise over time.
A portfolio worth showing. Whether you’re freelancing, job hunting, or just want something to point to — published work on a growing platform is real currency.
A team that edits, not rewrites. We’ll give you editorial support and style guidelines that make your writing better, not generic.
A financial reward — if you earn it. If your article ranks on Google’s first page for several consecutive months, we want to hear about it. Send us proof and we’ll make it worth your while.
How to apply
It’s a straightforward three-step process:
- Fill out the application — Tell us a bit about yourself, your background, and the topics you’d want to cover. Apply here →
- Send a writing sample — Doesn’t have to be published. Just show us how you think and how you write.
- We’ll be in touch — If it feels like a fit on both ends, we’ll reach out to talk next steps.
TechWhisp is a growing publication. We’re selective about who joins because quality matters to us, and to the readers who trust what we put out.
