We are looking for experienced writers who can write good original quality posts on SAPLAB.org. Please contact us if you would like us to consider you. Make sure you give us details of your own blog or a link to some articles you have written.

Writer Exposure

In return you will get full credit for the post, an author bio within the About page, including your website, social media links, e-mail, etc. Additionally, your username will appear as a link below the post title and it will allow users to access a list of all your posts.

Please note that we will follow strict guidelines regarding quality, grammar and spelling. In case you submit a post that has good content and ideas but spelling, grammar, etc. is poor, we reserve the right to correct it but still credit the original author.

Rules and Guidelines

Unfortunately, there are always rules.

The rules are in place to ensure that the quality of posts and integrity of the site remains high.

• The post/article should not be reproduced anywhere else on the web including your own blog (neither party benefits from duplicate content)
• Any images used in the post cannot mess up the design of the site. As a guideline, the maximum width of any image you include in the post should not exceed 500 pixels.
• It is ok to link to your own blog if it’s relevant to do so (e.g. referring a coding example). However, you should not write articles around topics to justify a link to your blog and you should not actively encourage visitors to visit your blog. Remember, you get a link to your blog at the top and bottom of your posts plus a link on your author page which is also linked to at the top and bottom of every post and the links are clearly marked so that your site gets exposure.
• No affiliate codes or referral links are allowed in posts.
• Please enclose any ABAP or JAVA code examples within <pre> and </pre> tags.
• Example: if I’d want to include some ABAP code, I would use <pre lang=”abap”> … code …. </pre>. The result would appear something like this:

PROGRAM TEST.
WRITE 'Hello World'.

Get Started

Please contact us at SAPLAB.org and send us some background information on yourself, your blog, your writing experience, detail on your SAP skills, your contacts, etc.

We will assess your request and if everything ok, we will send you the necessary information to start blogging.