We believe in honest, thoughtful communication. At MakerHive.com.hk, every message matters. Whether you’re sharing feedback, sending a question, or offering a new idea, we’re listening. Our work depends on conversations — not just data. Reaching out helps shape our stories, refine our coverage, and bring greater clarity to how people work today, across industries and continents.
We aim to provide content that speaks to professionals navigating real decisions about space, focus, tools, and time. To do that well, we need to hear what works — and what doesn’t. If you have an opinion, an improvement, or a concern, send it through. This page is your starting point.
General Enquiries
If you’ve read something that sparked a thought or raised a question, get in touch. Clear messages get faster responses. Begin with your reason for writing, then include the article title or section that prompted your note. This helps us direct your message to the writer or editor best able to respond.
Sometimes visitors ask about topics we’ve yet to cover. Suggestions are welcome. If there’s a specific need in your day-to-day work experience that you believe deserves attention, we want to hear about it. That includes workplace layout questions, coworking policy concerns, and scheduling issues that affect productivity. Even quick tips from your local context might inspire a global conversation.
Editorial Feedback
Clarity matters. So does accuracy. If you find an error — typographic, factual, or contextual — email us. Include a link or quote so we know exactly what you’re referencing. We take corrections seriously, and when needed, updates are added with full transparency.
Suggestions that improve structure or bring overlooked points into focus are deeply appreciated. This project is global. Real improvement comes from readers who point out gaps, challenge assumptions, or offer overlooked examples from their own geography or industry.
Contributor Submissions
We publish ideas grounded in practice, not theory. If you’ve tested something at work, built a method that supports real collaboration, or adapted a tool in a way that others can replicate — that’s a potential article.
To contribute, send a short pitch: one paragraph summarizing your idea and a few lines about your background. We don’t require a writing portfolio. We care more about firsthand knowledge and a clear, respectful tone.
Writers retain credit. We offer editorial feedback to strengthen structure and remove ambiguity, but the voice stays yours. We’re especially interested in voices from less-covered regions, underrepresented industries, or overlooked job types — not because they’re trendy, but because they reflect how people actually work.
Collaboration and Partnership Requests
Have a project aligned with how teams work, how spaces shape focus, or how digital tools affect workflow? We want to hear about it. Proposals that include clear objectives, mutual benefit, and a rough idea of deliverables are most likely to move forward.
Past collaborations have included studies on hybrid scheduling, expert roundtables, and tool comparison guides. We don’t promote services in exchange for backlinks or paid posts. If your project adds value to the conversation, we’re interested.
Describe your concept in plain terms. Include links if relevant, and let us know your timeline. This helps us determine fit and availability quickly.
Newsletter Help and Updates
If you’re signed up for our newsletter but not receiving updates, check your spam folder first. Still no luck? Reach out with the email you used to subscribe. Our support staff can confirm status, correct issues, and help you stay connected to our latest posts and insights.
Should you wish to unsubscribe, simply use the link provided at the bottom of every edition. No hidden steps, no long forms.
Technical Issues
Glitches sometimes happen. If a page fails to load, a button doesn’t work, or the contact form freezes, we want to know. Include details such as device, browser, and what you were doing when the problem occurred. This helps our technical team replicate the error and fix it faster.
Visual bugs, slow load times, or missing images are also worth reporting. Your feedback keeps the experience smooth for every visitor.
Why Your Voice Matters
The strength of MakerHive depends on contributors, readers, and peers who care about how work gets done. What you say shapes our direction. Whether you’re suggesting a correction, pitching a story, or inviting us to collaborate — your words help make this project smarter.
We’re not here to sell productivity. We’re here to ask better questions about how work feels, where it happens, and how to improve it for real people. Every message you send plays a part in that process.
Let’s keep the conversation clear, useful, and moving forward.
Thanks for being part of MakerHive. We look forward to hearing from you.