Master Syndication Gateway V2

Is Your Article in a Bad Neighborhood?

All the automation and ease of use of Master Syndicator plus so much more!

Most reprint authors don't know who is publishing their articles, whether or not changes are made to their articles, what ads are used with their articles...
or even when their articles end up in "bad neighborhoods."

For better control, use Master Syndication Gateway V2 instead of RSS or article directories.

Know who is publishing your content.

Remote web sites must request your syndicated content from Master Syndication Gateway V2. If the software allows the web site to publish your content, the event is logged as a statistic.

Statistics can be viewed at any time via the control panel.

Control the text, images, links and other aspects of your syndicated content.

Your content is delivered to remote web sites the way you save it with the Master Syndication Gateway V2 control panel. If you change your content, all web sites publishing that content are changed also, instantly, automatically, and effortlessly.

Block any web site that tries to take advantage of you.

It's easy. Simply type the domain name into the control panel and click the button. No more content, you naughty web site, you.

Now, you can syndicate with either JavaScript or PHP!

Why Syndicate?

Your expertise, on your subject, in the public eye, on multiple websites = increased exposure, credibility, marketing leverage.

Why Syndicate with Master Syndication Gateway V2?

Offer articles that not everybody else is publishing. (You can control who publishes each article.)
Offer content that changes periodically (your ezine?) without effort for your syndication sites. (Requires only a one-time effort for your syndication sites to copy 'n paste certain code into a web page.)
Offer content that is SE spider friendly. (The article on the syndication web pages is search engine spider friendly when PHP copy 'n paste code is used (instead of JavaScript).
Offer content for syndication by your affiliates. Affiliate codes are automatically inserted into the content.
The support web page has a generator for specially formatted links to be placed in syndicated content, and specially formatted syndication JavaScript or PHP code for affiliates' web sites.
Charge for your content, or not. The statistics functions built-into the control panel can report how many times each remote web site loaded your content.
Control how your content looks when it's published on other web sites. Using CSS or tags (CSS is recommended), you can format your content in any way you see fit. Unless the space where the content is published is an inappropriate size, your content should appear on remote web sites exactly as you intended.
More information on this subject is in the user's manual.
No built-in limits to the number of syndication channels that can be made available!
Pre-load content into the channel- as far ahead as year 2037. Simply specify the day, month, and year you want the content to go live.
Master Syndication Gateway V2 is guaranteed to work as described. If it doesn't, we either fix it, or refund your money. And email Tech Support is always freely available.

Questions, anyone?

Can't rogue web sites bypass Master Syndication Gateway V2?

Not at all. The original syndication content files are in an undisclosed directory on the server.

Can I really control what ads are published?

Yes, you can control what ads are (or are not) published within your content.

But you can not directly control what ads might be published outside of your content on the same page or on the same web site. If the ads are inappropriate or against your policy, and the web site owner does not provide you with a satisfying response, you can block the domain.

If I charge for my content, I know I can monitor the publishers using the gateway software, and I can ban all the thieves. But what if I want to charge by how many times the content is displayed to a visitor on the remote web site, instead of just a flat fee. Can I do that?

The statistics functions built-into the control panel can report how many times each remote web site loaded your content. But the payment calculations will need to be done manually or with other software.

So, can I put PHP code in my syndicated content that will run on the remote web site?

Yes, provided these four items are true:

The PHP code doesn't run on your server before it's sent to the remote web site.
The syndication is done with special PHP code.
The remote web site's server is PHP-enabled.
The web page the content is published on is one where PHP code can run.

The manual has more information about this subject.