Become a Contributor to DrumSpy – Share Your Gear Expertise!
Do you love drum gear and have valuable insights to share? Join DrumSpy as a contributor and help drummers worldwide make informed gear decisions. We’re looking for passionate drummers, reviewers, and journalists to share their experiences with drum kits, cymbals, electronics, and accessories.
How to Become a Contributor
- Join the Community—Sign up for an account using the form to become part of the DrumSpy community.
- Post Your Review in the Forums—Once you’re signed in, head over to our Community Reviews forum and share your in-depth gear review. Engage with fellow drummers, exchange opinions, and help build a trusted resource for drumming enthusiasts.
Review Submission Guidelines
To be featured on DrumSpy.com, your review should meet the following criteria:
- Detailed & Insightful Content: Provide an in-depth review covering build quality, sound, usability, pros, and cons. Aim for at least 1,000 words to give readers valuable insight.
- High-Quality Photos: Upload clear, high-resolution images of the gear. Close-up shots, different angles, and ideally, a picture of you using the equipment are highly encouraged.
- Rating & Summary: Include a 1 to 5-star rating and a brief summary of your overall experience.
- Pros & Cons: List at least three pros and three cons to give readers a balanced perspective.
Opportunities for Expert Contributors
Drummers who consistently share high-quality, in-depth reviews may be invited to become part of our editorial team. As a key contributor, you’ll have the opportunity to test and review new gear, gain exposure, and help shape the conversation in the drumming community.
Important Notes
- Authenticity Matters: Reviews must be original, unbiased, and written by you. AI-generated content is strictly prohibited.
- Exclusivity: Your review must not be published elsewhere and should not duplicate existing reviews on DrumSpy.com.
- Editorial Approval: We reserve the right to edit, feature, or decline reviews that do not meet our quality standards.
Tips for a Great Review
- Be Honest: Don’t just focus on what’s great—talk about the drawbacks too. Readers trust balanced reviews over overly positive or promotional ones.
- Be Specific: Instead of saying “The cymbals sound great,” describe how they sound—are they bright, dark, washy, dry? How do they compare to other models?
- Use Personal Experience: How did the gear perform in a gigging, recording, or practice setting? Share real-world insights.
- Show Yourself in Photos: If possible, include a photo of you playing the gear. This adds credibility and helps build trust with readers.
Have a Review Idea?
If you’re unsure whether a product has already been covered, feel free to reach out before writing: nick@drumspy.com.
