Sponsor Call for Proposals (CFP)
Readers of this book are likely interested in software careers and/or security products. This is a discovery problem with two stakeholders:
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Engineers looking for exciting teams to join.
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Companies looking to get quality tools in the hands of security-savvy engineers.
The primary goal of this book is free education. But we'd also love to connect those stakeholders - should both parties stand to benefit.
What we are asking
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That your company meet two criteria:
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Employer with technical roles (software development, security engineering, technical writing, product management, etc)
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Offers a security-relevant product (SaaS, hardware, reports, etc) or professional service (consulting, training, R&D, etc)
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A one-time donation to sponsor the development of this book.
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Likely a tiny sum relative to your current marketing budget.
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You'd be supporting a freely available resource for continuing education.
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A brief proposal for a written section.
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What we can offer
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Your logo listed as a sponsor on the landing page of this book, with two links of your choosing (your careers page, your product page, etc).
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Logos will appear in order of sponsorship start date (first to latest).
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Logo placement for the lifetime of this domain (guaranteed 10+ years).
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You can request removal of your logo/links at any time, for any reason (e.g. future chapter of the book doesn't meet your values or quality standards).
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A written section in a dedicated sponsor chapter at the end of the book.
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Tutorial of product use, article on team culture, etc.
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Up to 3,500 words, written by you (the experts on the topic).
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No tracking/analytics allowed (respect reader privacy, like an old-school magazine ad). No reader information can be collected or shared.
- The star count on this book's repos already serves as a transparent and voluntary metric of visibility.
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If you'd like to become a sponsor, please send your brief proposal (plaintext or PDF preferred) to:
We'd love to hear from you!
We reserve the right to politely decline sponsorship requests for any reason (e.g. brand reputation, proposal topic, etc). We must do right by our readers.