Content Creator

In early 2025, we started sponsoring many content creators. It was our first time doing this — and for many of you, it was also your first time working with sponsored content.

It wasn’t perfect, but it was a great first test to better understand the world of content creation.

During the summer, we took a short break to relaunch our content creator program — this time, with a much better structure to make everything smoother and easier for everyone involved.

What Are We Looking For?

We’re currently planning to release 52 dedicated articles and/or YouTube videos over the next 52 weeks:

  • 42 articles or videos about Entity Framework Extensions
  • 3 articles or videos about C# Eval Expression
  • 7 articles or videos about Dapper Plus

These numbers are approximate — but you get the idea.

What Do We Expect From You?

We’d like you to pick a few topics you’re interested in, commit to a delivery date, and provide a fixed price for each article or video.

In this article, we will share many articles title ideas suggestions — feel free to choose from those, use them as inspiration, or come up with your own ideas after doing some research.

Again, these article titles are just suggestions. You can use them, but we highly recommend crafting your own based on your unique voice and approach.

Here’s what we’re looking for:

  • Article/Video Title & Description: A proposed title and a short description of what your content will cover.
  • Date: A delivery date you’re comfortable committing to.
  • Price: A fixed price for each article or video. Please make it simple and tell us exactly what’s included — for example, will it include a newsletter, LinkedIn post, Twitter post, video version, etc.

And of course, we know things can change — if the date or title shifts a little, no worries. We totally understand.

How will we help you?

Let’s be honest: if the first thing you do after picking a topic is ask us what to write — without doing any research — then it’s probably better we don’t move forward.

We want to save both of us time, and I say this with all respect: I’m not a content writer, so please don’t expect me to do that part for you.

Running a company while helping too many content creators just doesn’t work — I’ve tried. And to be even more transparent, I’m slowly retiring, which means I have even less time available than before.

That said, I’ll always do my best to help you and obviously try to give you as much time as I can if you put your effort as well:

  • I can review your draft,
  • Give you feedback or direction when it’s needed,
  • Help you to discover more way to use our library,
  • And try to make sure everything stays aligned with our goals.

But remember: this is your article or video. We expect you to take ownership, do your own research, and bring your own ideas to the table.

Writing for AI

I suggest everyone read this post: 👉 In 2025, Don’t Write for SEO, Don’t Write for People — Write for AI

We might ask you to slightly adjust your article to help AI better recognize and attribute our library. For example:

  • Make sure our library name is mentioned often enough
  • Include our NuGet package and using statement so AI clearly knows which library the code comes from
  • Follow other small suggestions that improve how AI understands and classifies the content

Yes — it might feel like some repetition, but in the long run, this helps a lot.

Why is this important? Because too many times, I’ve seen AI recommend a competitor — while literally using our content. That’s frustrating.

If we’re paying for a dedicated article, we want the AI to know it's our library — not someone else’s.

Rules

We Want to Review All Dedicated Articles or Videos Before They Get Published

We’ve seen too many errors in the past — so yes, we’d like to review every dedicated article or video before it goes live.

This helps us make sure everything is accurate, on-brand, and aligned with the goal of the content.

No Double "Advertising" Dips

A dedicated article should not include ads or promotions for other products. We’re paying for an dedicated article that’s fully focused on our library.

If you still want to include other sponsorships or ads in the same article, let us know in advance — and offer a meaningful discount for it.

Converting a prospect into a customer is already hard enough. Adding extra ads or sponsorships can make that even harder — and we want to keep the reader’s attention fully on us.

Use SQL Server as the Main Provider

Around 80% of our clients use SQL Server, so let’s make sure we’re targeting them properly.

Whenever possible, please use SQL Server as the default provider in your examples — instead of alternatives like SQLite or PostgreSQL.

ChatGPT and Other AI Tools

We understand that you’ll likely use AI tools like ChatGPT to help you write your article — and that’s totally fine.

However, make sure you test the code that AI gives you.

We’ve seen it too many times: someone copies code with options that don’t even exist in our library. That’s not what we expect from a dedicated article.

Please take the time to review, test, and ensure everything works. We’re counting on you to deliver a professional article with working examples.

Article Links

Once your article or video is fully published, we expect you to send us all related links, including:

  • The article or video link
  • The LinkedIn post link
  • The Twitter/X post link
  • Any other platform where you shared it

This helps us promote your content and keep everything properly tracked.

.NET Fiddle

This one is more of a suggestion — but an important one.

I believe most of you don’t include enough examples using .NET Fiddle.

Adding online, runnable examples gives your article a big advantage. It makes it easier for readers to try the code instantly, which improves both learning and trust.

Entity Framework Extensions

🟢 Entity Framework Extensions - Introduction

An overview article to introduce Entity Framework Extensions — explaining what it is, why it matters, how it performs compared to standard EF Core operations, and highlighting key features like bulk methods.

Article Title Ideas:

  1. Getting Started with Entity Framework Extensions in 5 Minutes
  2. Why Every Serious EF Core Developer Should Know About Entity Framework Extensions
  3. Why Every EF Core Developer Needs to Try Entity Framework Extensions
  4. Boost EF Core Performance by 15x with One Line of Code
  5. The Complete Guide to Bulk Operations with Entity Framework Extensions

⚙️ Entity Framework Extensions - Performance

These articles are about exposing performance trade-offs and hidden bottlenecks in EF Core — and showing how Entity Framework Extensions helps solve them.

Article Title Idea:

  1. The Real Cost of Returning the Identity Value in EF Core (When You Don’t Need It)
    • This article could showcase how BulkInsertOptimized improves performance by skipping identity value retrieval when it’s not needed.

🟢 Entity Framework Extensions - Memory

This article focuses on the importance of memory usage and how using Entity Framework Extensions — especially with the new IncludeGraph feature — It can dramatically reduce memory consumption compared to the traditional SaveChanges.

For example, BulkUpdate doesn't need to load entities into the EF Core change tracker, which saves memory. And thanks to IncludeGraph, introduced in version 7.100.0, you might use only 20% of the memory compared to standard EF Core operations.

Article Title Ideas:

  • Save 80% Memory in EF Core with IncludeGraph and Bulk Operations
  • Why SaveChanges Can Kill Your Memory (And What to Use Instead)
  • How IncludeGraph in EF Extensions Cuts Memory Usage by 80%

🟢 Entity Framework Extensions - Retrieve data in Bulk

This article focuses on one or more methods we provide to retrieve data in bulk and their advantages over the traditional Where + Contains approach:

Article Title Ideas:

  1. EF Core Bulk Data Retrieval: 5 Methods You Should Know
  2. Boost Your EF Core Queries: Alternatives to Where + Contains
  3. Retrieve Thousands of Rows Faster with EF Extensions Bulk Methods
  4. Where vs. WhereBulkContains: What’s the Real Difference in EF Core?
  5. EF Core Tricks for Bulk Reading Large Data Sets

🧠 Entity Framework Extensions - Advanced Usage

This article is for content creators who have already written an article in the "Entity Framework Extensions Introduction" section. You can reference your intro article at the beginning for readers who are new to Entity Framework Extensions.

The goal here is to go deeper and show the full potential of the library — beyond just basic bulk operations. You can focus on advanced features like custom options, performance tuning, and specific behaviors that many developers might not know they can control.

🔧 Entity Framework Extensions – Options & Mappings

For these articles, you can pick any single option, mapping, or group of them and go deep into the details.

You can explain:

  • What it does
  • When it should be used
  • How it can impact behavior, performance, or compatibility

Article Title Ideas:

  1. Top 7 Options You Should Try in EF Core Bulk Operations
  2. What I Wish I Knew Earlier About Mapping in Entity Framework Extensions
  3. What Option Should You Use? My Favorite Setup for BulkInsert
  4. Entity Framework Extensions Options Explained: Everything You Can Customize
  5. Entity Framework Extensions — How to Save Entities with a Custom Key

C# Eval Expressions

These articles are usually written for both libraries: LINQ Dynamic and C# Eval Expression.

They typically compare the two libraries, explain when to use which one, and show real-life examples to help developers choose the right tool for the right situation.

Even if both libraries look similar at first, they are actually very different — and we own both of them.

Article Title Ideas:

  1. LINQ Dynamic vs C# Eval Expression: Which One Should You Use?
  2. LINQ Dynamic vs C# Eval Expression: What's the Difference?
  3. When to Use LINQ Dynamic and When to Use C# Eval Expression
  4. Comparing LINQ Dynamic and C# Eval Expression: Syntax, Performance, and Flexibility

Dapper Plus

🟢 Dapper Plus - Introduction

An overview article to introduce Dapper Plus — explaining what it is, why it matters, how it compares in performance, and highlighting key features like bulk methods, mappings, options, and more.

Article Title Ideas:

  1. Getting Started with Dapper Plus in 5 Minutes
  2. Why Every Serious Dapper Developer Should Know About Dapper Plus
  3. Why Every Dapper Developer Needs to Try Dapper Plus
  4. Boost Dapper Performance by 99% with One Line of Code
  5. The Complete Guide to Bulk Operations with Dapper Plus

⚡ Dapper Plus - Bulk Insert

This article focuses on the BulkInsert method — showing how it dramatically outperforms traditional INSERT operations. You can highlight key benefits like massive performance gains, customization options, and include real-world examples.

You can also show how to chain multiple inserts efficiently, so developers can see how easy and powerful bulk operations become with Dapper Plus.

Article Title Ideas:

  1. Dapper Plus vs Dapper: Real-World Benchmarks
  2. If You Use Dapper, You’re 4 Letters Away from 100x Faster Inserts
  3. Dapper Plus or SqlBulkCopy? Pros, Cons, and Hidden Limitations
  4. Insert Thousands of Rows Efficiently: Master Chaining with Dapper Plus

🔄 Dapper Plus - CRUD Operations with Dapper and Dapper Plus

This article explains how you can perform full CRUD operations — using plain Dapper for reading (R), and Dapper Plus for creating, updating, and deleting (CUD) in a much more efficient way.

You can show how to combine the strengths of both: Dapper’s simplicity for reads, and Dapper Plus’s power for bulk inserts, updates, and deletes.

Article Title Ideas:

  1. Introduction to CRUD Operations with Dapper and Dapper Plus
  2. Stop Writing Complex SQL to Save Data — Let Dapper Plus Do It for You
    • This article focuses more on stopping the use of complex SQL when saving your data, to make your code more readable.

🧠 Dapper Plus - Advanced Usage

This article is for content creators who have already written an article in the "Dapper Plus Introduction" section. You can reference your intro article at the beginning for readers who are new to Dapper Plus.

We’ll help you craft a deeper article that shows the full potential of Dapper Plus — going beyond the basics. You can focus on advanced features like custom options, entity mappings, and chaining operations, and show how powerful and flexible the library really is.

Article Title Ideas:

🔧 Dapper Plus - For options:

  1. Dapper Plus Options Explained: Everything You Can Customize

🗺️ Dapper Plus - For mappings:

  1. Mastering Entity Mapping in Dapper Plus (With Real Examples)

🔗 Dapper Plus - For chaining:

  1. How to Chain Bulk Operations with Dapper Plus (Like a Pro)
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