An invitation
to be featured.
You know your subject. We’d like more people to know your work.
If we’ve invited you, something in your work has caught our attention. We’d like to hear how you approach it and introduce it to readers who share your interests.
Your feature is an article about you: how you came to your subject, what you’ve learned and what you’re making now. It sits alongside other profiles in your field, with links that lead readers to your own channels.
What a feature includes- No fee to be featured
- No rankings or paid places
- Your review before publication
Your feature
What readers will find.
Enough context to understand what you do, and a good place to start exploring it.
- An article of your own
- A profile with its own headline and web address, bringing your background and work together in a story readers can return to.
- Work to start with
- Links to the videos, projects or posts that help explain your approach, alongside your featured account and any website or portfolio you choose to include.
- Your experience, in your words
- Your interview gives the article detail only you can provide: where an idea came from, what proved difficult or why a particular piece of work matters to you.
- A place in your field
- Your article joins a collection readers can explore by subject. Someone arriving for another creator can discover your work there too.
The interview
Tell us what we wouldn’t know.
The story behind a piece of work is often as interesting as the finished thing. We want to hear about the decisions, influences and experiences that a new follower might miss.
The interview is written, so you can answer in your own time. A specific example is more useful than a polished pitch. Tell us about the project you’re proud of, the lesson that stayed with you or the question you’re still working out.
We use those answers to write your profile, then send you the full article to review. You can ask for changes before deciding whether you’d like it published.
The collection
Be part of the first collection.
We’re a new publication, preparing our first profiles. The opening collection will introduce creators from across our subjects, each with a story of their own. If you’ve received an invitation, we’d like yours to be among them.
Who we’re looking forBefore you decide
Questions about taking part.
Does it cost anything?
There is no fee to be featured. Places cannot be bought, and the collections are not ranked.
Do I need to make new content?
No video or promotional post is required. We’ll ask you about work you already share through a written interview. You can save your answers and return to them later.
Can I read the article before it goes live?
Yes. We send you the complete article through a private link. You can suggest changes, approve it or decline. Submitting an interview does not approve publication.
Will a feature help people find me?
Your article gives readers a public page about your work, with links to your channels. You can also share it on your own site or in your bio. We want these profiles to be useful to people discovering creators through search engines and AI assistants, too. Inclusion in those results, traffic and follower growth aren’t guaranteed.
Do I have to supply a photograph?
No. A photograph is optional. If you supply one, it must be yours or shared with the rights holder’s permission. You decide whether it can be included, and you can provide a credit.
Will you need access to my social accounts?
No. We do not need your social-platform password, login codes or account access. Your interview uses a separate password provided with your personal invitation.
Am I expected to promote the feature?
Sharing your published article is your choice. There is no required post or backlink. Permission for the journal to share the feature on its own social channels is also optional.
What if I change my mind?
You can decline before publication through your private review page or by replying to the person who contacted you. If a profile is already published, you can request its correction or removal.