Write for Us

Help readers understand technology, choose suitable products and get more from the devices they already own. iTechVora welcomes focused, well-researched pitches from writers, reviewers, photographers and subject specialists who can explain what matters clearly.

We value useful evidence, original thinking and honest limits. A convincing article tells the reader who a product or approach is for, where it falls short and what to check before making a decision.

Topics we cover

• Mobiles and tablets: buying advice, software features, cameras, performance, accessories and everyday usability.
• Laptops and monitors: practical recommendations for work, study, gaming and creative tasks, including display quality, connectivity and portability.
• TVs and audio: home-entertainment setups, picture and sound features, headphones, earbuds, speakers and compatibility.
• Cameras: photography and video workflows, equipment explainers and evidence-based product guidance.
• Wearables: smartwatch and fitness features, battery life, phone compatibility and the limits of health-related claims.
• Accessories: useful evaluations of keyboards, mice, power banks, chargers, docks and other supporting equipment.

We are particularly interested in questions real users struggle to answer: which ports a setup needs, whether a software feature works on a specific model, what a specification means in practice, or how to troubleshoot a problem safely.

Formats that fit iTechVora

• Hands-on reviews: clear methodology, the exact model tested, meaningful observations, strengths, limitations and supporting evidence.
• Buying guides and editorial comparisons: a defined audience and budget, transparent selection criteria, compatible products and balanced trade-offs.
• How-to and troubleshooting articles: reproducible steps, prerequisites, the software or hardware version used, and relevant safety or data-backup guidance.
• News and launch explainers: verified announcements, primary sources and a useful explanation of what changed and why it matters.
• Specification and feature explainers: accessible answers that distinguish manufacturer claims from independently established facts.

Our submission standards

Be original and specific

Pitch a clear question and a distinct angle. Explain what your article adds beyond existing coverage. Submit work you created and have the right to offer. Tell us if it has appeared elsewhere, is under consideration with another publication, or includes previously licensed material.

We do not want copied articles, lightly rewritten press releases, keyword-stuffed content, fabricated quotes or generic product lists assembled without meaningful research.

Support the claims

Use reliable sources, preferably manufacturer documentation, official announcements, release notes or clearly described first-hand testing. Link directly to the evidence for significant claims. Identify the exact product configuration, market and software version where relevant.

Do not describe specification research as hands-on testing. For a review, explain how long you used the product, what you tested, the conditions and any limitations. Separate measured results from impressions and marketing claims. Do not invent benchmarks, ratings, battery-life results or personal experience.

Write for readers

Use clear English, descriptive headings, short paragraphs and concrete examples. Explain specialised terms when they are needed. Discuss disadvantages as honestly as advantages. Avoid unsupported superlatives such as “the best” or “guaranteed,” and do not treat a higher specification number as proof of a better experience.

Length should suit the question. Start with a concise pitch rather than writing a long article before its scope is agreed.

Disclose relationships and assistance

Tell us about employment, ownership, sponsorship, affiliate arrangements, gifts, review loans or other relationships connected to the products or businesses discussed. A supplied review unit is not a reason to promise favourable coverage.

If you use generative AI materially in research or drafting, disclose how you used it. You remain responsible for checking every claim, source, quotation and permission. Do not submit unverified generated content or synthetic product images presented as original test photography.

Use images and data responsibly

Provide original images or assets you are authorised to use, with their source, credit and any licence requirements. Captions should explain what an image demonstrates. Remove personal information, account details and location data that are not necessary for the story. Do not share private documents, embargoed material or another person’s data without authority.

What to include in your pitch

1. A working headline and a short summary of the question the article will answer.
2. The intended reader and why the topic matters now.
3. A proposed outline with the main points, products or steps you plan to cover.
4. Your evidence: key sources, access to products and the testing you have completed or propose to carry out.
5. Your background: a short introduction and two or three relevant writing samples, if available. New writers may share a strong unpublished sample.
6. Practical details: your proposed timeline, expected fee if applicable, and any conflicts of interest, prior publication or material AI assistance.

How to contact the editorial team

Send your pitch to itechvora@gmail.com with the subject line Write for iTechVora — [your proposed topic]. Put the pitch in the email body and link to relevant samples or supporting material. Avoid sending large attachments or a complete unsolicited manuscript unless requested.

You do not need an extensive portfolio to suggest a useful, well-supported story. Relevant expertise, thoughtful reporting and the ability to explain a topic accurately matter more than a lengthy introduction.

Editorial review, payment and publication

A pitch is an invitation to discuss an idea, not an automatic acceptance. Topics, scope, deadlines, editing, attribution, fees and publication rights must be agreed in writing before a commissioned assignment begins. Do not assume that an unsolicited article will be paid for or published.

Keep ownership and licensing clear. Sending material for consideration permits editorial evaluation; publication rights or exclusivity are subject to a separate agreement. Accepted work may require factual checks, revisions, image permissions or changes for clarity before publication.

We cannot promise a response to every pitch or a particular publication date. If the scope changes, discuss it before carrying out additional work.

What this opportunity is not

This is an editorial contribution channel, not a paid-link placement service. Do not send pitches whose main purpose is inserting promotional backlinks, guaranteeing a positive review or disguising advertising as independent reporting. Relevant sources may be linked at editorial discretion; we do not promise a particular link, anchor text or search-ranking benefit.

For the rules governing submissions and website use, read our Terms and Conditions. Our Disclaimer explains how readers should interpret product information, prices and recommendations.