After the manuscript, you should have a complete contact information: the author's name, signature, address, telephone number, email address, qq, etc., so that the editor can contact you! If you don't have these, it's hard to find your Mimi after you post the article! Also, detailed contact information is an important basis for editors to identify whether the author plagiarized the manuscript. In order to prove their innocence, some authors wrote down their press cards, ID cards and all their telephone numbers. When sending an email, you should indicate which column to put it in, and write down your name and the name of the manuscript.
Don't write on a whim, but learn more about and study the magazines you contribute before writing. Including magazine positioning, plate situation, target population, column style, column setting, word count, etc. Be targeted.