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How Do I Structure Syndication Of Ezine Content?
Posted By: jt on 8/27/2004 8:20 AM (CST)	125 Points
A client has asked me to help them syndicate their newsletter [co branding it with interested parties]. The ezine and business has been generating a lot of press, and they will have a book coming out next year. Any suggestions as to pricing and structure of the synidcation arrangement would be appreciated.

Posted by: Sharon	Moderator Response
8/29/2004 7:38 PM (CST)
Try these two site: Cometcontent helps ezines syndicate and the ezine publishers association seems like a good place to look around. http://www.cometcontent.com/ http://www.ezinepublisher.org/ It looks like your client has more than just syndicatable content, especially if you're looking for pricing and structure, whereas other ezines are just looking for more readership, and offer their content for free or almost free. But I'd look at someone else who has successfully syndicated their content in the manner you are suggesting. Best of luck. Sharon

Posted by: Carl Crawford	Accepted Answer
8/30/2004 8:55 AM (CST)
hi jt, try this link: http://www.ezinemarketingcenter.com/ezinepublishing/ezine-jointventure1.htm also try this link click on the toosl and templates link: http://www.workz.com/cgi-bin/gt/tpl_page.html,template=1&content=1531&nav1=... Hope this helps you Have a nice day Sweetasman01

Posted by: Sharon	Moderator Response
9/12/2004 7:09 PM (CST)
Hello all. I am closing this question. This is standard procedure when the question author gets busy and falls out of the conversation for a while – or doesn’t understand the procedure for closing. Thanks for participating!

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