Paid for Sponsors

Sponsors in NewsTeam are more than just a label on an article — they are first-class entities inside your organization.

At the simplest level, you can mark an article as sponsored or paid for. But for richer partnerships, you can create dedicated Sponsor profiles within the system.

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Sponsor Entities

Each sponsor entity can include:

• Profile details: bio, logo, website, and contact information.
• Site-level scoping: sponsors can be linked to specific sites, enabling brand-specific listings.
• Feed restrictions: sponsors can be limited to certain feeds, giving you granular control over where sponsored content appears.

This structure lets you manage sponsors as reusable, structured entities rather than ad-hoc labels.

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Linking Sponsors to Content

Sponsors can be linked directly to articles — just like creators. This enables:

• Clear attribution (“Sponsored by X Company”).
• Automatic aggregation of all sponsored content under a dedicated Sponsor page.
• Creation of partner hubs or landing pages that showcase every piece of sponsored content across your products.

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Example Uses

• Branded content partnerships: e.g. a financial institution sponsoring a series on business innovation.
• PR-driven campaigns: a company funding specific stories that highlight their initiatives.
• Long-term collaborations: ongoing relationships where the sponsor has a presence across multiple sections or products.

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In short: Sponsors in NewsTeam can be as simple as a tag on an article, or as rich as a reusable entity with its own profile, branding, and landing pages. This gives your editorial and business teams full flexibility in managing paid-for content.

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Related Topics

Articles The core content type in NewsTeam, created with our Article Builder.

Creator Network Track and attribute work from authors, photographers, and other contributors.

Sites Your audience-facing products, like websites, apps, or newsletters.

Feeds Curated collections that organize and distribute content.