Create you own blog on the Adobe Analytics Community!

[#1]

Create you own blog on the Adobe Analytics Community! 

We strive to create a platform to enable our users to learn, share and connect with fellow professionals across the world. With this vision, we are bringing you Analytics Community Blogs! 

Blogs are open for all users of Adobe Analytics who are interested in sharing their knowledge with the rest of the community.

Want to share your expert knowledge? Submit your blog now!

Topics to blog on:

1. The topics can be opinions, best practices, tips & tricks, industry trends, analysis etc. The overall theme of the blog should focus on 'Analytics'. The blog should be ideally less than 1000 words.

What’s in it for you:

1. Build your online brand – blogs are search discoverable and can be shared on LinkedIn or any other platform
2. Showcase your knowledge – leverage this platform to share your opinions and best practices
3. Get featured on Adobe community – select blogs will be added to the community ‘Featured’ section
4. Get recognized – We will pick some blogs and promote them on our Twitter channel @adobeexpcare

How to submit blogs*:

1. Send your blog writeup to srobinson@adobe.com
2. Once approved, you will be given permissions to post the blog

The blog submissions will be checked for plagiarism (not more than 20%) and also be reviewed by select internal folks.

For further questions, please reach out at srobinson@adobe.com

*Community Advisors and Analytics Champions may post without prior approval. Blogs will be reviewed after posting, and any required edits will be communicated directly. 

[#2]

Interesting! How would a Champion create such a post? I can't find a button like in the other sections.

[#3]

Once you've logged in, go to the blogs section and there will be a button that says Create Blog Post. I've added an image below of what it should look like. Click that button and you should be good to go! 

[#4]

@seanrobinson That was my expectation too, yet:

[#5]

That's weird, I'll jump in to look at your permissions and see what's going on. I'll let you know directly what I find out.

[#6]

Hi @seanrobinson I have the same case as Frederik:

[#7]

Hi @Benjienen, this is the default for all newer people in the community. With level 1, the process is to send me the blog at srobinson@adobe.com for review (Word doc or PDF is preferred) to make sure content is accurate and original, then you'll get permissions for adding your blog to the community. The review process should take about 15 minutes from the time it's received if sent during normal US business hours and will also be a big boost to your community level. I'm really excited to see what you've got for the blog!