Write for C.B.R. or Dawg Scooper
As Webmaster of C.B.R (Cleveland Browns Report), and Editor of Dawg Scooper, I am always open to giving people a chance to submit their articles, passing on their opinion and gaining exposure. Many people who do not own blogs are seeking to publish their thoughts and opinions without the need of maintaining their own blog, along with blog owners who are seeking more exposure for their Blog.
C.B.R. is always open to Guest Posting, and yes, the Author is given credit, along with the ability to link back to his or her Website or Blog. The content subject should be related to the Cleveland Browns, the AFC North, or any information (NFL) that could be considered interesting to a Fan of the Browns. The process is simple, you send me your article via the form below, along with any author information you want relayed, and after review (usually within an hour or so), it will be posted.
Dawg Scooper is in the FanvsFan . It is a Blog that is also primarily a source for Cleveland Browns news and opinions. Unlike the Guest Posting at C.B.R.--at Dawg Scopper, I am more interested in a Contributing Writer, who wishes to post his articles on a weekly basis. This would be good start for someone wishing to Post to a Browns Blog, share their opinions and gain exposure in a continuous manner. Submission is different from that of C.B.R. as one would register with FanvsFan, then be appointed by (Me) as a Contributor for Dawg Scooper (actually pretty simple). Once that is accomplished you are ready to post.
Anyone interested in Guest Posting at C.B.R. or becoming a Contributor at Dawg Scooper can use the Contact Form or contact me at ClevelandBrownsReport.hotmail.com for further info.
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1 Responses to “Write for C.B.R. or Dawg Scooper”
April 13, 2011 at 7:40 PM
I'm no draft expert, but I hate seeing struggling teams like the Browns and Lions continue to draft finesse players like receivers, backs and quarterbacks. Come on now. That offensive line needs to vastly improve as does their secondary.
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