Linking to your Duosuma Submission Pages

If you link it, they will come! Photo by Claudio Schwarz.

Why should I link to the page?

You should link to your public project page(s) so that people can submit to you. Once you've sent your potential submitters to your Duosuma page, we'll take it from there. You can sit back, relax, and wait for those submissions to start coming in.

Also, Duosuma and Duotrope may only link to and promote your public page(s) if you also provide links to the page(s). (See below for details about when we may promote your public page.)

Where do I find the link?

The Manage Projects page is where you can find the links to your projects' public pages. Select a project and look for the Public Project Page link at the top of the page. (To access this page, you must be the Account Owner or have "Manage Projects & Calls" privileges.)

Important Note

We only recommend linking to the public project page. We do not recommend linking to the pages for the individual calls for submissions, since those links are dynamically-generated and, in some cases, time-sensitive. Also, please be sure to link to your Duosuma public page, not your Duotrope listing, for your Submit action link/button.
Correct: Link like https://duotrope.com/duosuma/submit/uber-journal-h45ET
Incorrect: Link like https://duotrope.com/duosuma/submit/form.aspx?id=h63fT3-k6eg89-sdf6Uo
Incorrect: Link like https://duotrope.com/magazine/uber-journal-9999999
Incorrect: Link like https://duotrope.com/duosuma/
Incorrect: Link like https://duotrope.com/duosuma/opportunities
(Those last two link to generic pages and do not help your submitters find your calls.)

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Our links to your Duosuma Submission Pages

Duosuma's Current Submission Opportunities page may link to your project(s) with "open" calls for submissions. To be listed on the Opportunities page:

your account must be in good standing,
you and/or your team must be actively using Duosuma (reading and responding to submissions within the past month),
and your website must provide links to your Duosuma public page(s).

Duotrope's associated listings will also link to your public submissions pages, if:

the Duosuma account is in good standing (no overdue bills),
you and/or your team have been active on Duosuma recently (reading and responding to submission within the past month),
that your website links to your Duosuma public page,
the project qualifies for a full Duotrope listing,
the Duotrope listing has been properly associated with your Duosuma account*, AND
at least one call is "live" and currently accepting public submissions.

Finally, if you provide an X (Twitter) or Bluesky handle in either your Account settings or Project settings, we will feature projects with open calls up to once a month on our @duosuma X-Twitter account and/or @duosuma.com Bluesky account (volume permitting and a maximum of three projects per account featured per month). To be featured, your account must be in good standing, the project must have a full, active listing on Duotrope, you and/or your team must be actively using Duosuma, and your site must link to your Duosuma public page(s).

Unlinked Projects: If you manually added a project (rather than selecting from the list of already-listed projects), you may need to contact us to request that we associate the Duotrope listing with your account. If we don't list the project on Duotrope, you may need to request a listing (be sure to mention you are using Duosuma for that project, so we can add the listing and associate it at the same time).

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