So you’ve browsed through our other articles and resources, but you still feel like there’s something missing. Maybe that “something” is you! The Chamber welcomes written contributions to its young professionals section, and we’re always looking for new voices - it’s easy, it’s fun, and it’s a great way to get your name out there. We just have a few rules of thumb that we ask you to follow.

1. Keep it Simple:
   If you can say something in 500 words, why use 1,000? Readers who feel overwhelmed won’t read very far, no matter how good the article is.
   
   
2. Stick to Business:
   This is a business resource, not a personal journal. That doesn’t mean you can’t be creative, but know your audience!
   
   
3. Give Unto Caesar That Which is Caesar’s:
   Plagiarism is just as serious now as it was in college. If you cite material from other sources, make sure you give those sources credit for their work. They'll appreciate the gesture, and are likely to respond in kind. A little respect goes a long way, even on the Internet.
   
   
4. This is the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce:
   You never know who might be reading, so postings shouldn’t be defamatory or libelous toward any group, individual, business, or otherwise. But of course, you knew that already.

Don’t take it personally when we say this, but please remember that all article submissions are subject to evaluation by Chamber staff and may be edited for brevity or clarity.

If you are interested in submitting articles, please e-mail Marci Seamples for more information at marci@napleschamber.org.