To be a contributor of Emotional Intelligence Magazine™, you must meet the criteria and agree and adhere to the rules set forth below:

You must be an expert or specialist in one or more of the following fields/areas:

Human behavior

Emotional Intelligence

Awareness

Effective communication strategies (not in the PR and marketing sense)

Leadership development

Mindfulness

Stress and anxiety management

SEL (social-emotional learning)

Neuropsychology

CBT (cognitive behavior therapy)

• Articles must be between 500 to 1500 words in length.

• Use bullets and lists to help make your article a more digestible read.

• All articles must be tied back to emotional intelligence in some way. For example, "how is having a growth mindset related to emotional intelligence?"

• Quality of writing must be persuasive, to the point, and enjoyable to read.

• Headlines must be engaging and aim to do one or more of the following:

• Provide strategies, steps, tips

• Provide insight into a topic to educate the reader

• Provide discoveries or research being conducted on a topic related to EI

• You agree to submit 100% original content. Meaning,

  • The article has not been submitted or published anywhere else

  • You are not plagiarizing someone else's work

• The article must be free of spelling and grammatical errors in order to be published.

• Articles must be free of biases and should be fact-based information only.

  • Depending on the topic, you may state your opinion. However, it must be stated as such, not as a fact.

  • Emotional Intelligence Magazine™ prohibits the discussion of political or religious views in published content unless pre-approved. 

• Any photo submitted with your article must be royalty-free (Canva is a good resource for this). Do not download or submit photos you do not have copyright or permission to use. If permission is granted, you must send a copy of written permission correspondence to Emotional Intelligence Magazine™ via info@ei-magazine.com.

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Emotional Intelligence Magazine’s tone:

Our tone can vary depending on the topic of the article. However, we aim to provide rich and in-depth content that is well articulated with a ‘less is more’ attitude—reducing the fluff and filler words that offer little to no value to the reader. We want to provide deeper insight than is normally discussed—beyond what EI is, why it’s important, and how to develop it.

 

For contributing articles, we prefer one or more of the following tones:

• Sincere

• Optimistic

• Informal/Informative blend

• Hopeful

 

Our Audience:

We have a diverse audience since we cover a variety of topics about emotional intelligence like parenting, personal and professional development, education, relationships, and more.

Average range: 35-55 years old

Educations: On average, holds a four-year degree 

Income: Varies

Geographic demographic: Global (primarily U.S.A., EU, Southeast Asia)

 

Need an Editor?

We understand that everyone is not a writer. However, you may be an expert in your field and need help articulating your message to meet our requirements. Emotional Intelligence Magazine™ can help. We offer editorial services for a competitive service charge of only $25 an hour.

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