Guest Authors Are Always Needed!
Science, Engineering and Art only flourishs when multiple views are shared and researched.
As we see the industry, there are two kinds of contributors: FIRST THE MAKERS
For Makers (craftsmen, shop owners, educators): Makers often share LightBurn tips, workflows, and real stories of how they got started. Promoting your social media is fine—people need role models, and there are some great ones out there. Show your workspace with photos or video, list your machines and how they work together, include any helpful settings tables, and be honest about results. No pay-to-praise—people can tell if you really use the tool.
Now for the Manufactures
Manufactures are the Invovators, they are likey the most passionate in this industry.
For Manufacturers & Suppliers: We accept educational content that helps buyers understand when your product is the right tool and why. That means technical notes,materials data,maintenance and safety guidance, side-by-side test cuts, and clear setup advice. We’re looking for more than glossy sales copy—teach buyers something they can verify.
What we’re happy to post: The easiest way to see how we can help you contribute to the
community is to review a sample post. We’re happy to embed YouTube videos and include relevant links to your website or channels. Our aim is to produce an article you’re proud to shareon your own social media—although sharing is not required to be a Guest Author. If your article is time-sensitive, we’ll do our best to accommodate (e.g., announcing a class or a limited promotion).
Editorial standards for everyone: No pay-to-praise—performance decides outcomes. Content must be your original work (not AI-only output); cite sources when relevant. We may edit for clarity, formatting, SEO, and safety while preserving you meaning. If you don’t agree withsuggested edits, we won’t publish.
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