Useful contributions begin with evidence.

We welcome proposals from writers, researchers, subject specialists and organisations with relevant information. Pitch the reader’s question, your proposed answer and the evidence available. A contribution can be an interview, an original explanation, a source briefing or a proposed update to existing coverage.

Ideas worth discussing

  • A source-backed explanation of a confusing property or living question.
  • An interview with a clearly identified subject specialist.
  • Original research with an explainable method and permission to use the material.
  • A correction or update supported by the issuing authority’s current information.

What to include in your proposal

Send a short outline, the intended reader, a public author profile where available, key sources and whether the material has appeared elsewhere. State who funded the work and any relationship with businesses discussed. Please pitch first rather than sending a large unsolicited attachment or confidential client file.

From proposal to an agreed brief

Start with a short outline. Proposals are considered for their relevance, evidence and practical fit. If the idea is taken forward, the next discussion can define scope, responsibilities, timing, attribution, permissions and any commercial terms.

Editorial consideration is separate from advertising. A pitch does not guarantee acceptance, a backlink, a particular wording or publication date. Authorship, attribution, rights, editing and any payment need to be agreed. Paid material must follow the advertising and disclosure policies.

Our editorial standards, relationship disclosures and advertising policy guide that discussion. Please wait for an explicit agreement before announcing a relationship or using the publication’s name or logo.

Partnership questions

Can I pitch an article before writing it?

Yes. A concise outline, the reader’s question and the main sources are a useful starting point. Tell us what is original and what you are qualified to discuss. Please identify commercial connections at the outset.

Will an accepted contribution keep my name as author?

Authorship and attribution must be discussed before publication. We do not promise a byline or substitute a contributor’s identity without an agreed approach. The site’s current shared publication credit is MM2H.org Editorial.

Can a company submit an expert explanation?

Yes. Identify the contributor, their role and the company’s interest in the subject. Useful evidence can come from an industry participant, but commercial involvement needs to remain visible. A product pitch should not be presented as independent research.

Does an editorial pitch guarantee a link to my website?

No. Links are assessed for their usefulness and context. We do not promise ranking benefits or sell editorial acceptance through this form. A paid placement requires a separate commercial brief and appropriate labels.

What rights and editing arrangements apply to a contribution?

They need to be agreed for the actual material, including originality, permissions, attribution, revision, images and later reuse. Do not send confidential work or material you are not entitled to share. A pitch does not itself grant a publishing agreement.

Start with your proposal.

This enquiry is for Editorial partners. Write to MM2H.org Editorial and continue on WhatsApp when you are ready.

Editorial partners enquiry

Use public business information only. Please leave out client files, identity documents, health information and other sensitive records. Maximum 1,500 characters.

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