Say something useful.
Corrections, dead links, opportunities worth checking, or a question you cannot find an answer to. One inbox, read by one person.
The fastest way to reach the publication is email. Instagram DMs work too, but they get buried.
What to include
A correction. Send the article URL, the sentence that is wrong, and the source that shows the correct information. Corrections with a source get fixed fastest.
A dead or changed link. Send the article URL and what you saw instead. Opportunity information changes constantly; a broken application link is a real bug.
An opportunity worth checking. Send the organisation’s official page, not a screenshot or a forwarded message. If the only source is social media, say so — it helps us decide how to verify it.
A removal request. If you represent an organisation and a listing is inaccurate or should not be indexed, send the URL and the reason. We will review it and respond.
What not to send
- Payment for a listing. We do not sell placements in the opportunity board.
- A request to publish a guaranteed-income or pay-to-join programme.
- Personal documents. We do not need your ID, marksheets or bank details to answer a question.
Sponsorship and partnerships
If you want to discuss a clearly labelled sponsorship or a content partnership, use the same email with “Partnership” in the subject. Anything published under a commercial arrangement will be labelled as such on the page and in the listing.