Join the community by contributing thoughtful essays, playbooks, case studies, or data-driven takes, that shine a light on the startups and technologies shaping the future.
futureTEKnow is building a living map of emerging technology companies, and the most useful insights come from people actually doing the work: founders, operators, investors, engineers, and subject-matter experts. If you’re in the trenches starting, scaling, or funding tech companies, your experience can help others navigate what’s next.
futureTEKnow is also a home for the next generation of tech storytellers.
If you’re a brand-new tech blogger or a student in a journalism, media, or communications program who wants to build a portfolio around emerging technology, we’d love to see your work.
The people who will build and cover the future of tech are starting now, and this is a place to experiment, learn the craft, and get your byline in front of founders and operators.
Reach a focused audience of founders, operators, investors, and ecosystem builders studying emerging tech
Establish or deepen your reputation as a thoughtful expert or up-and-coming tech journalist
Contribute to a shared knowledge base that makes building future-facing companies more transparent and less lonely
Actionable content: clear lessons, frameworks, postmortems, case studies, or “here’s exactly how we did it” breakdowns
Original work: submissions must be your own and not previously published elsewhere
Substance over hype: it’s fine to reference your company or projects, but the piece should be educational, not a sales pitch
Reader-friendly structure: aim for 800+ words with a clear thesis, section headings, and links to external data or sources where relevant
Founders and co-founders of emerging technology companies
Operators (product, growth, engineering, data, compliance, etc.) with hands-on stories
Investors, researchers, and ecosystem leaders with deep exposure to early-stage tech
New tech bloggers and current students in journalism or related programs who want to build a real-world portfolio in tech and startups
Email your idea or a complete draft to [contributors@futureteknow.com]. Include:
A working title and 3–5 bullet points summarizing what readers will learn
A short bio (1–2 sentences) and your current role, company, or school – we will create an author’s bio for your posts (like this: Contributors – futureTEKnow)
Links to any previous writing or projects, if available, not a must
We review submissions on a rolling basis. If your piece is a fit, we’ll follow up with suggested edits (if needed) and a target publication date. Please note that the contributor program is currently unpaid.
By contributing, you grant futureTEKnow the right to edit and publish your work on our site and channels. You remain the author, and after a short exclusivity window (one week after publication), you’re free to republish the article elsewhere as long as you credit and link back to the original on futureTEKnow.
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