For over a year and a half now I have been posting regularly here on Best Web Image, and I intend to keep it up. I enjoy doing it, and I enjoy the feedback I often get. That said, I also want to keep this blog interesting, and just hearing what I have to say can be a little one sided. I would love to offer other viewpoints on improving a sites usability, and I would love to offer more advice about design in general.

I believe every blog should be unique to its owner, but I also believe creative thought does not just come from one.

What I Am Looking For

I am looking for a few guest bloggers, preferably ones that would like to do more than one post. I’m looking for those that are into designing websites, web usability, or those with backgrounds in web design. I would also be open to bloggers that are good in marketing online, those that are knowledgeable about the back end of sites (like a server or database guru), and basically anyone that excels in web development in some way. This blog is about improving your website, however you can.

If this sound like you please leave a comment below or send me an email. Don’t forget to include a link to your blog or previous writing examples!

Some Benefits for Guest Bloggers

Guest bloggers are considered Contributors on this blog. This means you will have a login, will be able to create and edit your post on this site, and have a user profile page. Within the user profile page, you may include a picture of yourself, a brief bio, and a link to your favorite website.

Additionally, to make sure readers of this blog understand that you are a new guest blogger, the first three posts that are published get to include an introduction to the author paragraph similar to the one at the end of this post by Farrhad: Guest Blogger Example. Profiles pages are linked by means of your published post, and the Authors listing in the left sidebar of every page of this site.

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