Sep132012

Where are good websites to submit Mac tutorials from my site?

Christopher Webb-Orenstein asks:

Where can I post/submit the tutorials that I write for my website so that more people can see what I am writing, besides Reddit?


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Ahmed Khalil

September 13, 2012

I thinks Makeuseof editors shall replay to this question as they can add you in the site group if your production is good enought

Justin Pot

If the tutorials are promising I could ask for a manual. I’d need to see them first.

September 13, 2012
Christopher Webb-Orenstein

http://freshmacapps.com/geektool-tutorial-hard-drive-use/
http://freshmacapps.com/geektool-tutorial-time/
http://freshmacapps.com/customize_mac_dock/

The site is still very new so content is still being created.

September 13, 2012
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Ahmed Khalil

September 13, 2012

check with this site

http://www.macforbeginners.com/

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Gian Singh

September 13, 2012

YouTube, Vimeo, or blogs

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Lieschen Müller

September 15, 2012

why not here on MUO?

Christopher Webb-Orenstein

I didn’t know that there was an option to do so.

September 15, 2012
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Saurav Azad

September 16, 2012

you can make a request at osxdaily.com

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App Crush

September 18, 2012

If you submit them to AppCrush.net we will pay about $50 – $150 for an approved tutorial. AppCrush.net > On top menu become an author. OR email tutorial to AppCrush[at]gmail.com

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macwitty

September 19, 2012

Mactuts+ http://mac.tutsplus.com/
Here is what they want http://mac.tutsplus.com/about/write-for-us/

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salim benhouhou

September 20, 2012

if you have good tutorials you can submit them to MACTUTS+ and get paid for that
http://mac.tutsplus.com/

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vivek yadav

October 2, 2012

ask makeuseof editors to take your posts and tutorials…

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Theo Reisinger

October 8, 2012

You could possibly think of contributing to ifixit.com

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April Eum

October 8, 2012

any youtube tutorials instead of writing, could be easier to follow

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Pwince Khan

October 14, 2012

Make a video and then publish your videos to youtube. Best and you can earn money too

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dhanunjayarao chunduri

October 17, 2012

http://freshmacapps.com/geektool-tutorial-hard-drive-use/

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Siddhant Chaurasia

October 23, 2012

Youtube maybe

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Akash Thakurall

December 27, 2012

I share this free video tutorial website with you http://programmersTube.com