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Subject: Invite for cross-blogging or guest blogging. 


A warm welcome from Unofficial: Studying in Germany team. We are a group of Indian students studying in Germany, working together to make this platform a useful and informative one for all those studying, living and aspiring to come to Germany. We aren't consultancy or advisories and we don't make money out of it, but we are here to portray the reality of studying/living in Germany and help those in need, to get a picture of how it will be. We have almost 20,000 visitors per month in our website and further more in our Facebook page.

We are very much interested to give more UNIQUE and diverse content to our readers and hence we would like to invite you to write a GUEST BLOG or CROSS BLOG. We would like to hear your good/bad/sad/happy incidents you've faced in Germany. It doesn't matter, whether you are a professional writer or not. All it takes is the first spark to start writing, which will take you along.

There are lot of threads in the Facebook groups, which gets lost over time and it becomes difficult for the new-comers to find out the solution to their problems. If you have the desire to help others or if you would like to SHARE your experiences in Germany with others then, we are glad to welcome you to our platform.

If you already have a blog, then we are happy to do cross-posting which will be a great opportunity for both of our team and for our readers.

Looking forward to hear from you all :)

Send us an email at unofficialgermany@gmail.com 

Thanks and regards,
Unofficial: Studying in Germany team
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