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Write a Guest Post for University Frames Inc.

University Frames Inc. is the industry leader when it comes to delivering the finest handcrafted diploma frames to college graduates and anyone who wishes to celebrate and showcase their loved ones' achievements. We believe that earning a degree is an accomplishment worth showing off; therefore, we use the finest hardwood and best-in-class framing materials for all of our licensed college degree frames.

Through our blogs, we intend to educate our readers on the different aspects of college life and how framing their achievements is more than just celebrating a milestone- it is a legacy they can pass on.

Now if you can write content that is high-quality, 100% original, and relevant to our target audience, we would love to work with you! Here's how you can be a part of our blogging community.

Submission Guidelines

Post Requirements

We adhere to high standards when it comes to content quality and encourage all writers to submit 100% original, engaging, unique, and helpful posts.

Make sure to provide relevant data (statistics) to support your content wherever applicable. Also, ensure that the content IS SUITABLE for our target audience (see below).

Target Audience

Our target audience includes college graduates, parents, grandparents, gift seekers, and those who want to celebrate their graduation or that of their loved ones in style.

Content Guidelines

Here are some basic guidelines to follow when creating posts for University Frames:

Use a casual tone- avoid tricky jargon or overtly-sophisticated terms
Display your unique point-of-view- make sure that what you write resonates with our readers
Minimum length of the post: 500-600 words
Limit paragraph length to 3-4 sentences
Be as concise as possible and avoid vague repetitions
Utilize best SEO practices and avoid keyword stuffing!

What We Don't Accept

Posts that can be seen as a link-building scheme
Overly promotional content
Inaccurate and offensive writing
Posts that are critical (judging in a negative light) of individuals or companies
Content plagiarized or syndicated from someone else's or your own work (this includes mere tweaking of the original version
Content that has already been covered in our blogs- check out our previous blogs here.