When you buy a placement, the deal usually lives in a chat, the invoice in an inbox and the link in a sheet. Paid Collaborations keeps the vendor, the cost, the payment status, the reference and the link in one record.
Because the link is checked like every other link, you can confirm it is live and see its type before you pay. Paid collaborations also feed the Invoice Generator and the ROI Calculator, so the same record does three jobs.
Paid Collaborations does not work alone. It shares data with Invoice Generator, which handles invoices from paid collaborations, exported as PDF; ROI Calculator, which handles spend versus link value and exchange savings; and Partners, which handles contacts, terms and every deal with each partner. Because every module writes to the same account, a link you log once can be checked, reported on and analysed without retyping it.
Why teams use Paid Collaborations
Every benefit listed here is part of the live app today.
Getting the most from Paid Collaborations
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How to record paid collaborations properly
When you log paid collaborations, record how each link is marked. Google asks that paid links be qualified with rel=”sponsored” or nofollow, so the Dofollow or Nofollow type on each record matters.
Related: Invoice Generator, ROI Calculator, Partners; solutions: paid link tracking and roi, client reports and invoices; or see all features.
