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What is a column

Loudspeakers Are materials written by invited experts or readers who are ready to share their experience and knowledge. Such publications can be one-time or come out with a certain frequency. If you are good at something, experienced something unusual, dealt with some problem, defeated the dragon and want to tell about it - welcome to Lifehacker!

At various times, the columns on Lifehacker were produced by an anthropologist Stanislav Drobyshevsky, editor Lyudmila Sarycheva, co-founder of the Either / Either podcast studio Lika Kremer and other recognized experts. Become one of them!

We love practical materials based on personal or professional experience, detailed discussions with expert opinions, and an unconventional approach to topics. If your article can answer the reader's questions, solve his problems, motivate, broaden his horizons, teach something or entertain - it suits us.

We warn you right away that an article on astrology, alternative medicine, extrasensory perception and other non-scientific areas of knowledge will not be published. The editors adhere to the rule that facts must have evidence. We are against deception, fraud, manipulation and irresponsibility.

Why write a column

Every month, Lifehacker reads more than 25 million users, and the columns collect tens of thousands of views.

The editorial board gives the columnists the right to leave a link to their project in the article. This is a cool way to reach new audiences!

But there is a nuance. A column is, first of all, a way to share knowledge and experience, to gain recognition from our readers. If you want to advertise your company, it is more useful to immediately contact our commercial editorial office by writing to the mail [email protected].

How to write a column

First of all, decide on the topic and make sure you can open it up. The article should be useful and understandable for the majority of readers.

Our audience has a wide range of interests. To assess whether your theme is suitable for Lifehacker, be guided by rubricator and read our editorial policy.

You can send a finished column or suggest your ideas to the editor. To do this, write to us at [email protected] with the subject line: "Column: title". The editor will respond within business hours.

If the material suits us, we will help prepare it for publication: choose a title, build a logical structure, correct errors, if any. Don't worry about edits: we do it politely and tactfully, and before publishing the material, be sure to show it to the author.

A few simple steps, and now you are a columnist for Lifehacker, which is read by thousands of people!

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