FanIQ Article Guidelines

• Write an article that offers a unique perspective on a sports topic. Do a search to see that no one else has written an article on what you plan to write about. If someone has, create a new article to provide a different perspective.
• Use proper grammar and spelling.
• No four-letter words.
• Do not use ALL CAPS in articles.
• When referencing an article from another website, link directly to the specific article and not the website’s homepage. Also, be sure to source the article at the bottom of your article.

Become a Featured FanIQ Writer

FanIQ is continually looking for new and talented fan-journalists who are eager to write about sports. If you become a featured FanIQ writer, your work will be read by a large and intelligent sports audience. Above all, there are two things we want from you.

1. Voice - We are looking for writers that can go beyond the simple game recaps and offer engaging analysis. See examples of articles that capture the kind of writing we are looking for:
   Example 1 - There May Just Be A Job Available For Barry Bonds
   Example 2 - Zen vs. the Bobby Cox of Basketball: You Decide.
2. Consistency - What truly makes a great writer is the ability to produce quality work time and again.

Current Openings: NFL, MLB, College Football, NASCAR

To be considered for a position as a regular contributor, please send three submissions (links are fine as well) of your best work to editors@faniq.com. Both our editors will review your work and contact you shortly about how you can contribute to the FanIQ community.

We look forward to hearing from you.