For the end of this year and the beginning of next, I have several blogging projects that might be of interest to you my dear readers. At the moment here is what I am looking for. If you want to participate in any of these, drop me a line.

(1) Blogger who likes putting together short (under 100 words), concise, “news of the day” type summaries. I am looking to put together a collaborative blogging experiment. The best candidates would be people who already read a lot of feeds on a daily basis and can separate the meat of articles from the hype.

(2) Guest writers for How To Split An Atom. The type of people I am really interested in hearing from are

• Entrepreneurs who are making their way through the process of getting launched/funded.
• Professionals who work in niche areas of marketing (branding, naming etc . . .) with viewpoints outside of the typical Valley-set.
• Young entrepreneurs balancing school, work etc with their projects.
• Consultants who have also worked in more traditional industries with opinions on how our world differs from the brick and mortar.

If you don’t fit into this niche, no fear, draft a proposal and send it to me. I would be happy to consider it.

(3) This is more of a Dark Horse, but I am looking for any mid-scale bloggers that are looking for cross-promotional opportunities. The details are not quite concrete, but I want authors with

• a strong editorial voice
• a moderate amount of traffic
• who publish regularly

Currently, I am looking for people who work in Branding, Marketing, Social Media, Tech Opinions / Tech News, and Design.

As always, I am also looking for companies to interview so if you have an interesting project and would like to talk about it feel free to drop me a line. If you are interested in anything I mentioned, also send me an email and we’ll talk.

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