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Have you built something tough, clever, or scalable? Figured out a cleaner way to architect APIs, automate workflows, or handle millions of records?

Let’s share it with the world.

At VOCSO, we’re a team of engineers building software that powers startups and enterprises — and we invite select contributors to share real-world experience, deep technical insights, and hard-earned lessons from the field.

If you’re a developer, architect, or engineer who’s written code that matters, developed tools that solve a problem — not just theory — we want your voice on our blog.

Varsha

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Great software isn’t just written — it’s shared, refined, and built upon by those who solve real problems.

Sharing your engineering journey and technical expertise helps others solve real problems faster. Whether it’s a smarter architecture, a tough bug fix, or a scalable solution — your experience matters. Practical, code-driven insights from real-world projects are what push the developer community forward.

Varsha Gupta

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1What We Publish

We only publish technical, original, and practically useful content. No fluff. No theory-only listicles. No promotional pieces.

We’re especially interested in topics like:

  • Generative AI (LLMs, prompt engineering, fine-tuning, agents)

  • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) implementations and vector databases

  • Workflow Automation (n8n, Make, Zapier, Python workflows)

  • Web Scraping: Techniques, real-life use cases, and anti-bot strategies

  • API Development: Architecture, security, and performance optimization

  • CMS & Headless Platforms: Strapi, Directus, WordPress engineering

  • Frontend Development: ReactJS, NextJS, TailwindCSS, performance tuning

  • Mobile App Development: React Native, Hybrid, iOS/Android-specific nuances

  • DevOps & Cloud: CI/CD, Docker, AWS, deployment strategies

  • Backend Development: NodeJS, Laravel, Express, REST/GraphQL design

  • Full Stack Product Engineering: From idea to scale

If your article is about a framework, tool, or architecture, it must go beyond surface-level explanations. Think code, context, and clarity.

2Article Requirements

We maintain a high editorial standard to ensure our blog reflects the quality VOCSO delivers to its clients.

  • Minimum 1200 words (ideal: 2000–2500)

  • Clear H2/H3 subheadings and logical flow

  • Code samples, original diagrams, or architecture visuals where relevant

  • Practical advice or walkthroughs — not just theory

  • Strictly no AI-generated, paraphrased, or plagiarized content

  • No promotional tone or affiliate links

  • Limit external links to reputable sources (docs, GitHub, Stack Overflow)

Before submitting you must review the above-mentioned write for us guidelines. Keep your article focused and relevant, as well as provide some sort of actionable advice for our readers. If you can keep these guidelines in mind, you're well on your way to writing. Send your guest post topic ideas to webmaster@vocso.com

3Why Write for VOCSO?

Writing for VOCSO means aligning your work with a credible team that actually builds real software every day.

  • Get your content in front of a developer and decision-maker audience

  • Share insights with people who appreciate depth and practicality

  • Build authority — we highlight authorship and promote selected pieces

  • Showcase your knowledge on a platform respected by tech leads and CTOs

4How to Submit

Send your article idea or a completed draft to webmaster@vocso.com.

Include:

  • Article title or proposed topic

  • A brief outline or summary

  • Author bio and profile link (LinkedIn/GitHub)

  • Any previously published technical writing (if available)

Our editors will respond within 1–5 business days with feedback or next steps.

5Review & Publishing Timeline

  • You’ll receive feedback (if edits are needed)

  • We publish within 7 days of final approval

  • We may suggest minor edits to improve clarity or technical depth

6Important Notes

  • This is a space for professional engineers and builders, not marketers

  • Articles must provide original, useful insights or tutorials

  • We’re selective — only high-value content gets published

  • Technical credibility and real-world examples matter

Want to showcase your engineering knowledge to a developer-focused audience? We’d love to review your proposal.

Submit to: webmaster@vocso.com

frequently asked questions

Email your topic ideas or full draft to webmaster@vocso.com. We prefer if you start with 2–3 topic suggestions aligned with the technologies we cover. If the topics are a fit, we’ll confirm and you can begin writing.

If you already have a draft written, you can send it directly for review.

We only accept submissions from:

  • Experienced software developers/companies with reputation
  • Technical architects
  • Product engineers
  • DevOps professionals
  • Open-source contributors
  • CMS/platform specialists

If you’re a marketer or freelance content writer without technical experience, this platform may not be suitable.

  • Depth: Real-world experience, code samples, or diagrams
  • Clarity: No unnecessary jargon, clearly explained concepts
  • Format: Google Docs or Word file

Only topics relevant to modern software development, tools, process, etc, such as:

  • AI, Generative AI, RAG
  • ReactJS, NextJS, NodeJS
  • API development
  • CMS (Strapi, Directus, WordPress)
  • Web and mobile application engineering
  • Automation workflows, integrations, DevOps tools

Articles must be at least 1200 words. For deeper topics, 2000–2500 words is preferred to allow proper explanation.

Yes. If we reject your article due to quality or relevance, we will provide feedback and give you the opportunity to revise and resubmit.

Once approved, articles are generally published within 7 days. We may suggest edits before publication.

Yes, but only non-promotional, contextually relevant links are allowed. No affiliate, keyword-rich, or service links. You may include one personal or GitHub profile link in the author bio.

We focus on organic visibility through internal linking across our tech articles. Your article may also be shared if the content is technically strong.

Yes. You can submit multiple standalone articles or a connected series of tutorials, provided all meet our article standards.

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