Share Your Inspiring Creativity Success Story

Story Submission Guidelines

Do you have a creativity-related success story to share? The Creativity Portal is looking for real-life success stories from artists, writers, coaches, and others who've followed their passions into the marketplace and enjoy financial rewards for their creative products and/or services (non-profit success stories are also welcome).

If we choose to share your success story with our readers, we'll feature it in our Web site's Inspiring Creativity Success Stories section, along with a short blurb about your business and a link to your Web site. Your inspiring story will be shared in our e-newsletter and highlighted on our home page for several weeks.

Inspiring Creativity Success Story Publication Guidelines:

Stories that are unpublished elsewhere and written with inspiring Creativity Portal readers in mind are encouraged for this feature.

Stories must be about bringing creativity-related product(s) or service(s) into the marketplace and having significant financial rewards from them. Example Story: Tigercandy Arts, Inc.

Stories should reflect real-life obstacles and/or challenges overcome (personal or secular) along the way.

Stories should be at least 500 words and include a graphic/picture representation of a product (if applicable).

Stories may include one link to the author's Web site and a small blurb (up to 50 words) at the end promoting the product or service.

Disclaimer: Stories chosen for publication on the Creativity Portal Web site will be at the publisher's discretion. Stories will be indefinitely archived on the site, but may be removed at any time for any reason without notice.

Submit your story through our contact form with the subject: "Inspiring Creativity Success Story Submission". If we choose to publish your story, we'll contact you with a request for your artwork or other information.

Thank you for your interest!

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