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Topic: Selling Topics
Syndicated Seller Program
This page explains Bonanzle's Syndicated Seller program at a glance. If you'd like to get into all of the specific details, you can read our Syndication FAQ.
Syndication in a Nutshell
The Nitty Gritty
Bonanzle's Syndicated Seller program drives buyer traffic to your items by letting you specify a commission that you're willing to pay to referrers when your items sell.
For example, let's say you have a set of golf clubs you want to sell for $100. Normally, Bonanzle would charge you $5 when you sell your golf clubs. But let's say you're willing to pay $10 to see them sold. The Syndicated Seller program can take that extra $5 use it to tempt blogs and web sites to send new buyers to your items.
If a buyer finds the item while browsing through Bonanzle, you still pay just $5. But if a third-party web site or blog sends the buyer who buys your golf clubs, you pay the full $10 that you bid.
Thus, the Syndicated Seller program is an optional, no-risk way to make more sales by exposing your items to a network of affiliate web sites who will send you new buyers in exchange for your commissions.
Want to learn even more? See our Syndication FAQ.
P.S. Because Bonanzle's fees are so low, most sellers can afford our fees, plus a commission, and still end up paying less than they would on other marketplaces! Don't believe us? Check it out!




