Unemploymentville Guest Post Guidelines – updated January 2026
I’m sorry, due to a backlog of articles, I’ve had to put a hold on guest contributions. I’ll let you know when that changes.
I’m sorry, due to a backlog of articles, I’ve had to put a hold on guest contributions. I’ll let you know when that changes.
101 thoughts on “Unemploymentville Guest Post Guidelines – updated January 2026”
I am interested in submitting a personal story. In my case, I transitioned slowly from a career as a chemist to becoming a writer.
Hello there,
I just tried sending you an email too admin@unemploymentville.com, but the email came back to me.
I would love to write a Guest post about my past unemployment experience as an Actor in Nyc, and how I was able to get back on my feet! I feel my expertise, and tips would benefit many readers who are currently struggling to find work in the Entertainment field, and how to spend their time, and energy wisely during the unemployment period. I would also love to be considered for an interview for your book!
You may view samples of my blogs here:
http://www.newvictory.org/Blog/December-2016/The-Music-of-Mother-Africa
http://www.berklee-blogs.com/2017/01/from-berklee-valencia-to-broadway/
http://newmusicaltheatre.com/greenroom/2015/07/7-ways-to-turn-off-your-audition-panel/
This was updated January 17th, are you still seeking personal essays from the unemployment line? Also, can these stories be from a whole new and different culture/lifestyle, like the West Indies?
I’d love to submit. I was unemployed for three months, with rent to pay, three children to school and feed, and did get to breaking point when an opportunity arose. Turned that into a business, and educated my children. That lasted for thirty years. Now I’m living my dream. I write horror stories.
Thank you.
I would like to share my story of unemployment in fact unemployment is the reason to how I found this site.
I was diagnosed with stage 4 COPD in May of 2015 and was told that I could not go back to my factory job. I was also told that I would no longer be able to work at ANY factory job or construction job. Those were the only types of jobs I had ever done.
I did decide to apply for disability and was recently denied for the third time. I have since started a new claim.
In the interim, I have sought out sedentary work and have found that my physical limitations will not even allow me to perform the duties of a sedentary job.
I remembered that I had made some extra money writing some years ago and have started actively seeking out sites where I can write again and be paid for it.
I have a couple of concepts for novels, but feel that taking those concepts and posting them in segments would be better. Better for the reader in the sense that suspense is a great element to have in a story line. By having the reader wait for the upcoming segment, that suspense will only intensify.
I hope to find a site which would allow me to post a blog which would perpetuate the story until the conclusion.
I remember when I had my first job when I turned 18. I was working for a gas station down in Ga. Well it was not long that they told me they were letting me go. I went home crying to my ex husband an he said we will get your job back. I said no, it fine but I do believe that they need to know what is going on in that store. So it was about 3 months later, they had a whole new crew in there including the manager. But while I was out of work, I was really bored. I cleaned the house. I cooked and I listened to everyone fussing and fighting. I did not like living there but what could I do. It was not long I ended up pregnant with my daughter. And it got harder to find a job because no one would hire me. My ex did not want to help or anything. Anyway for about a year I had it pretty bad but I’m glad that I am on my two feet now.
Are you still accepting any more articles on unemployment
Hi there. Do you accept works coming from Asia? Especifically the Philippines? Thanks!
My story is rather complicated, but I could give it a try. I had a TBI at 18 and haven’t worked since then. The only PAYING job I ever had was as a janitor (ick!) when I was 16–that was for about a year. I’ve wanted to be a writer/author since I was 16 or so, but life has gotten in the way (health issues at 18, like I said).
Anyway…
my story is about the situation when i used to work as a quality manager in a private company, after its closure i knew unemployment for a short time, then started teaching english for about 12 years then stopped this activity and become for the second time
unemployed , then i applied to work for a francophone call center to face another type of chalenges
Hi
I am unemployed since 2014 , with a perfect Operation Manager post in a well knowned company , got laid off due to downsizing and after that tried many job postings finally 2 years ago i discovered that i could write well , learn new skills , started a blog and promote products , increase socializing and help others in motivating to get fears out from failure .i completed my first book, health blog and writing 5 others on personal development and improving our human mind to think positively.etc .Today , I have made new goals in life and with writing and helping people will definately make achieve my goals.
Hello Annie,
Do you accept related unemployment stories from Africa?
I have accepted a limited amount of guest posts from writers in Africa, including this guest post, by Alex Coyne: Hate Cold Calling? What You Might Be Missing However since so many things are very different from the U.S. and Canada where most of our readers live, I do limit how many posts I take from outside those countries.
I am willing to travel for a job. I have experience in cashier owning 5 small retail and service businesses and then selling them. Also bar tending. I took buisness math. I am 59 years youmg.
Good day; I’m interested in writing for Unemploymentville, my struggles like so many of being an older individual struggling to find work.
A retail manager one day to unemployment the next.
Without any of the employees even knowing , it opened my eyes to better possibilities.
As a writer who was published at the age of seven and won an award, I decided I wasn’t wasting my talent any longer.
I have been a member of our local Writers Group for quite some time. We had a gentlemen join who had never written and was wanting to write a book.
After time in the group and frustrated I decided I could always ask If I could help him.
His adventure accross Canada, the loss of his first wife, the several organizations in memory of his wife were soon captured in a Triology.
His written words with guidance, typing every book and editing, he was well on his way to being an author and doing well with his sales as I did for doing it.
After doing this for him I starting working from home, doing Freelance writing and even making crafts.
There is always a reason in my mind why things happen.
In my case, it was to go back to the passion I still love and getting to help others.
I have many ideas and yet more to do, unemployment isn’t easy.
This phrase I keep on my desk, “Don’t let your dreams become another persons joy”.
Remember do it for you and be happy.
Hello,
My name is LaToya Patrice, and I am interested in writing for your site on a regular basis. A year ago this time I started a blog on blogger at a time when I was down and unemployed. I have always wanted to be a published author and blogger, so I started composing articles about my own personal challenges and struggles with getting my life going in the direction that I wanted it to go.
Nobody believed in me.
And perhaps they were right not to believe because I grew confidence in myself. I realized as an adult woman….no one had to believe in me. All I had to do was believe in myself and work towards my dream.
I had been a teacher for years. It was fulfilling but I wanted more, and I still do…
I have been writing, and right now I have multiple articles to encourage people to keep going, keep pressing on towards their dreams.
I would like to publish them on your website. Please respond to this email at my email address listed below.
Currently unemployed and began only currently working on a career as a freelancer(artist, writer, affiliate and researcher).
Struggling with anxiety, I have been thoroughly acquainted with the ways of a world in via of decomposition.
So I decided to emancipate myself from the vane promises of a way of living in which an expectation of lead-fulfillment persists no one owes me nothing and i accepted the situation for what it in reality is.
I would be honored to provide articles, that may explain, assist and help others suffering under the thumb of expectations, that were incepted in our minds.
Only a proactive road is the one that leads us away from the oppression of dependency.
Unemployment makes a father to avoid the gaze of his young son who wants a new T shirt, shoes, or a pack of chocolate. It forces one to minimize his social outings to help extend his purchasing power for another day. It keeps him awake worrying about where the next month rent and kitchen budget would come from to feed his family. I know this because I am a 65-year old unemployed award winning English veteran journalist with tons of top notch published work to showcase.
I have reduced the pay range slightly, to include more contributors.
Hello, I would really like to write to you about my personal experience of being a jobless single mom. I have tried to get back on my feet and have had to go through situations I never imagined I ever would find myself in. But I have never given up on me.
I have reduced slightly what I pay guest post contributors, in order to be able to afford to include more contributions.
thank you for thinking about others and feeling their pinch ,,
Going out to get a job is a great challenge, especially when you don’t have a significant work experience. This is the case of most recent graduates, who generally only have a six-month internship or professional practice.
The experience of each of the young professionals varies according to the career and opportunities presented to them at the beginning of their professional stage.
“Private companies are looking for staff with a certain level of education and a minimum amount of experience, which limits the recent graduates or the population that has decided to continue with more advanced studies.” In addition, he considers that contacts are needed to access the public sector, where “there are very few people who pass the filters and are hired”.
Although ‘being young’ and not having a consolidated experience seems like a limitation, there are those who consider it an advantage in the world of work. The ‘obstacle’ in being a recent graduate “is the lack of experience, but the opportunity is the willingness we have to learn, the ability to innovate and print creativity to the processes. Nowadays companies value more aptitude and attitude in a selection process and not just knowledge ”
Do you still have opportunities for article writers
I have a story to tell..
I have a story I would like to share about dealing with Schizophrenia and begin without a job and how ive been trying to manage . where can i send it to to be reviewed for post in your magazine?
I really like Elna Cain. I have taken almost all of her courses and they were worth every penny. Her teaching style is realistic, friendly and comfortable. Like you, she provides information readers can actually use to start and continue making money. And it is not difficult to do. I have just set up a site and will still be working on finishing it over the next week. My portfolio and such need a few short-forms, yet. Anyway, you have a very nice site and it is dedinitely worth bookmarking. Thanks.
TIM PRATT
1717 Allison St. | 2677701919 | timpratt808@gmail.com
12/17/2022
Feminist Newsletter / Magazine Publishing
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Feature
Dear Feminist Newsletter / Magazine Publishing:
My name I Tim Pratt, and I am an aspiring Poet and artist, author based in Philadelphia, PA. I am writing to you to submit one of my articles, “11 Points In Feminism”, for publication in your Magazine. As a subscriber, it would be a true honor for my work to be published for your discerning audience. This would be a great article for your magazine, a lot of information you might be looking for in one place, very informative. This article is meant to be a Feature/Issue for consideration.
I have 10 years of experience and have yet to be published. I am also a person of color with currently an underrepresented voice. I have three unpublished books in poetry as well as many other fiction and non-fiction manuscripts looking to soon make my break. This work is a good fit for your audience of new feminist who might be apprehensive and need a role model and experienced feminist as a guide also great news update for women. When I’m not pursuing my writing, I work as a music artist in the Philadelphia area were I am emerging as a lead in the field.
I hope you find my work to be up to your standards. If you would like to include them please contact me if you need any additional information. I have enclosed the complete an article of approx. 3000 words. Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Tim Pratt
As the winds of change swept through my life, I found myself unexpectedly out of work, thrust into a sea of uncertainty that tested not only my financial stability but also my emotional resilience. The journey through unemployment proved to be a formidable challenge, with waves of anxiety and self-doubt threatening to capsize my spirit.
In the initial weeks, the stark reality of bills piling up and the absence of a steady income weighed heavily on my shoulders. The once-familiar routine of commuting to work and engaging in daily tasks was replaced by the daunting task of job hunting. Each rejection letter felt like a relentless storm, dampening my hopes and casting shadows on my confidence.
Financial strain became a constant companion, forcing me to reevaluate my spending habits and make tough decisions about priorities. The once simple act of grocery shopping became a strategic game of budgeting, and the looming uncertainty about the future intensified the emotional toll.
Amidst the challenges, I discovered unexpected sources of strength. Connecting with others who were also navigating the job market provided a sense of solidarity. Networking events and support groups became lifelines, offering both practical advice and emotional support. Sharing experiences and learning from others became a crucial part of the healing process.
As days turned into weeks and weeks into months, the emotional toll of unemployment became more profound. The routine rejections and the prolonged job search strained my self-esteem. Yet, in the face of adversity, I found resilience I never knew I possessed. Each setback became an opportunity for personal growth, and every rejection letter fueled my determination to persevere.
The turning point came when I secured a job after a prolonged and challenging search. The elation was palpable, and the lessons learned during the difficult period of unemployment stayed with me. I emerged not only with a renewed sense of financial stability but also a deeper appreciation for the strength within.
This journey through unemployment taught me that the storm eventually passes, and even in the darkest moments, there is an opportunity for personal and professional rebirth.
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From Vision to Meander: An Outing into Undertaking
A seriously long time ago, in the space of longing business visionaries, I set out on a trip to change my dreams into this present reality. The process of starting a business or a part-time job is frequently overwhelming and fraught with dangers and challenges. However, armed with ideas, resources, and the lessons learned from experiences and persuasive writing, I set out to narrow my focus on the business sector.
The Flash of Inspiration:
Each productive undertaking begins with a glimmer of inspiration. As I conceptualized potential business considerations, I hoped to recognize a specialty that agreed with my inclinations and watched out for a market need. Finding a novel point that put my vision aside was not really necessary to focus on wasting time. I dove into adventures I was energetic about, exploring unseen entryways and envisioning how my responsibility could make a massive difference.
Resources:
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Experience and Outcomes:
The trip was not without its share of troubles. I encountered hardships, went up against depictions of self-question, and investigated the capricious domain of the market. Regardless, every obstacle transformed into a wandering stone, empowering strength and making significant delineations. From the hidden periods of making a brand character to the empowering depictions of getting my most noteworthy client, the journey was a rollercoaster of highs and lows.
One critical piece of my creative trip was embracing frustration as a wandering stone to advance. Each mishap presented an opportunity to rethink, turn, and refine my strategy. I sorted out some ways to see hardships not as street checks but rather as stimuli for advancement. My business flourished as I adjusted and advanced, and I discovered the force of stability in the face of difficulty.
Novels and Inspirational Statements:
I turned to persuasive statements and books as sources of inspiration when the entrepreneurial street appeared to be overwhelming. Winston Churchill made one such profoundly memorable statement: “Failure is not fatal, and success is not conclusive: the bravery to move forward with matters.” During times of vulnerability, this became my mantra, reminding me that problems were temporary and that the journey was an ongoing process of growth.
Books, for instance, “The Lean Startup” by Eric Ries and “Start with Why” by Simon Sinek gave invaluable pieces of information into spearheading systems and the meaning of heading driven business. These academic friends turned into coaches on paper, guiding students in the development of a solid foundation, comprehending aspects of the business sector, and cultivating a mindset geared toward financial success.
As my business was created, I found solace in the statements of J.K. Rowling: “Unless you live so carefully that you should not have inhabited everything, in which case you flop as a matter of course, it is difficult to live without failing at something. This critical perspective asked me to embrace bets, seek after advancement, and cause trouble.
Conclusion:
In the area of undertaking, the trip from thought to affirmation is an encounter stacked up with improvement, adaptability, and self-exposure. Outfitted with a fantasy, fortified by resources, and jazzed up by the understanding of powerful proclamations and books, I changed my cravings into a thriving undertaking. The road may be trying, but it is the delineations instructed and the accomplishments achieved that make the journey truly satisfying. Be encouraged, business visionaries who yearn: your story is holding on to spread out, and each positive development is a triumph truly coming to fruition.
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Unemploymentville
Welcome to Unemploymentville, where the streets are lined with uncertainty and job opportunities seem scarce. In today’s economy, the fear of unemployment is a reality that many individuals face. Whether you’ve recently been laid off, are struggling to find work, or are simply curious about this pressing issue, you’ve come to the right place.
In this article, we dive deep into the challenges and realities of being unemployed. We’ll explore the impact it can have on mental health, the strategies for navigating the job market, and the hidden opportunities that may arise during this uncertain time.
Unemploymentville aims to provide a comprehensive resource for those grappling with unemployment and those seeking to understand the complexities surrounding this topic. We believe that knowledge is power, and by sharing insights, advice, and success stories, we aim to inspire, educate, and support you on your journey toward finding meaningful employment.
So, let’s embark on this journey together. Buckle up and explore Unemploymentville, where hope and resilience fuel the search for new beginnings.
Need money to fullfil my dreams. I’m on my way to search a good job at home. I’m a single mom of my two children .want to start a job which lead me to my dream ❤️