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Submitting an article to AWIA - Guidelines

BlogAWIA, 6 March 2024

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AWIA Article Guidelines

We look for engaging, concise writing related to topics that will be relevant to AWIA community, e.g.

  • industry news & events

  • changes in web standards

  • broader news that significantly impacts the web industry, e.g. changes to employment or migration law

  • original research, surveys, and insights, e.g. salary surveys

You can include 1 link to your website or social media within the post and 1 in your writer’s bio. We encourage you to share the content with your networks. Note the content does need to be original and not published elsewhere online. 

We won’t publish:

  • Content that is too similar to what we have already published, or content from your own site

  • Content of little value to the AWIA audience 

  • Content that is predominantly about promoting your organisation or business

  • Content that is harsh or overly critical of a person or organisation

  • Anything offensive or inaccurate

To submit an article, please contact membership@web.org.au

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