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Is Blog Content Licensing Dead?

Started by Jonathan Bailey · 11 months ago

Licensing one’s blog content, especially for money, has been a long-held dream of bloggers everywhere. However, it has been a largely elusive one, both for the bloggers and for the companies that have tried to make it come true. ... Continue reading »

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bizjunky
11 months ago

Jonathan, Another blog licensing company to add to your list is Newstex - http://newstex.com/ They pay for redistributing blog content. While I am not going to get rich off of the royalties, it is nice to get a little payment each month from your content.

Anita

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Jonathan Bailey
11 months ago

No, I wasn't aware of them, thank you for the link! I'll have to give them a closer look!

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aswanlund
11 months ago

Google's recent duplicate copy crack down has been beneficial to a degree in curbing this, but the plagiarism is still rampant. For professional bloggers who actually earn a living (or large part of it) off blogging, protecting their content is worth almost any cost. But for those of us who struggle to afford simple hosting, the cost involved in protecting our content is overwhelming. Therefore, we're wide open for the copy/paste bandits to take advantage of.

At any rate - thank you so much for the time and research you put into this post! You did me a few new ideas to try. Kudos and cookies!

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Jonathan Bailey
11 months ago

Glad it was able to help! Please let me know if there are any cases you need help with or if there is anything that I can do!

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