reasonably fair deal?

rooshine · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hi,

A business owner wants to make a print edition of my web site. He wants to make an informal booklet that would be laced with advertisements. He would take care of all the publishing, marketing, and printing. All I have to do is put content on my web site. The booklet would be sold to distributors for $3.00 and to consumers for $9.95.

I would get 50 cents per book and 10% of all advertising revenue. Does this sound like a reasonably fair deal? Am I being ripped off?

finesearch · (#2 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by rooshine

Hi,

A business owner wants to make a print edition of my web site. He wants to make an informal booklet that would be laced with advertisements. He would take care of all the publishing, marketing, and printing. All I have to do is put content on my web site. The booklet would be sold to distributors for $3.00 and to consumers for $9.95.

I would get 50 cents per book and 10% of all advertising revenue. Does this sound like a reasonably fair deal? Am I being ripped off?

If you think that the content on your website is worth about $10 each, then do it! If you think it's worth a lot more than renegotiate a better deal.

Bottom line, will YOU be able to live with your decision based upon what has been given to you. If 50 cents makes you happy, go for it mate!

Good luck!