Author Guidelines

Standards contributors must meet to publish on TZAP Blog.

Who can write here

Contributors must have direct working experience in the subject. We do not commission general-purpose writers to produce content on GST, advertising or company law from research alone.

What every guide must contain

  • A direct answer within the first two hundred words
  • The formula or rule stated explicitly, not just described
  • At least one worked example using realistic Indian figures
  • An honest statement of limits — what the guide does not cover
  • A link to the relevant calculator, where one exists

What we reject

  • Content padded to reach a word count
  • Unedited AI output
  • Claims without a source, and statistics without a date
  • Guest posts written to place a link

Attribution

Every guide carries a named author with a real profile. Anonymous and pseudonymous bylines are not used.

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