Blog Submission Form Template

Your blog submission form should include fields for the blogger's name, email address, website, proposed blog post topic, a brief summary of the post, and any relevant links or attachments–all of these fields are already automatically added to this form template.

You can also include additional fields, such as social media profiles or a brief bio.

There's a wide variety of details you can collect with this form. For example:

• Multiple-choice questions – to ask writers to choose from a list of topics that they'd like to write about.
• Short answer questions – to ask writers to describe their writing experience or their qualifications.
• Long answer questions – to ask writers to provide a summary of their proposed blog post or a writing sample.
• File upload questions – to ask writers to upload a draft blog post or photos to accompany their submission.
• Rating scale questions – to ask writers to rate their writing experience on a scale of 1 to 5.

Setting clear guidelines for guest bloggers and reviewing each submission carefully is the key to getting high-quality writers on board. You can ask for writing samples or previous blog posts to get an idea of the guest blogger's writing style and quality.

A good idea is to also attach your tone of voice guide and style guide to the form so the writers can get familiar with your preferred writing style from the start.

Nope, not a single line of code. To edit the readymade template content, simply click on any field and edit the text, or add or remove questions. Once you're happy with the questions on your blog submission form, you can easily modify the design, fonts, colors, and logos.

You can either share the form via a direct link or embed the form on your website.

To share via a direct link, click on the "Publish" button in the top menu, then select "Link" from the publishing options.

To embed the form to your website, click on the "Publish" button in the top menu, then select "Embed" from the publishing options. Next, go to your website's CMS or website builder and navigate to the page where you want to embed the form. Paste the embed code into the appropriate area or element.