Marketplace fee data and widgets for reseller articles
Use this kit when a reseller blog, marketplace guide, resource page, or newsletter needs citable seller-fee data plus a practical calculator readers can use on the same page.
Pick the source that supports the claim
Machine-readable manifest of citable assets, feeds, reports, embed guidance, and outreach files.
Machine-readable index of publisher-facing JSON, CSV, and RSS feeds for reuse and monitoring.
Spreadsheet-friendly index of publisher-facing assets, feed URLs, formats, and use cases.
Copy-paste iframe and lazy script snippets for embedding calculators in reseller articles.
Machine-readable performance and implementation notes for publisher calculator embeds.
Machine-readable attribution and citation guidance for publisher embeds and data reuse.
Machine-readable copy-paste source notes for Fee Index, fee changes, reports, and widget attribution.
Machine-readable placement playbook mapping publisher page types to sources, widgets, and tracking steps.
Machine-readable initial and follow-up messages for pitching FlipCalc data assets and widgets.
Machine-readable workflow connecting source assets, placements, pitch copy, and follow-up tracking.
Same-input fee and payout rows across supported marketplaces, with CSV and JSON downloads.
Sourced marketplace fee-change history with dated events, source links, and feed formats.
Citable quarterly report summaries that turn the data assets into narrative findings.
A lightweight iframe or lazy script widget publishers can add to reseller resource pages.
Downloadable spreadsheet template for tracking publisher targets, angles, status, and follow-ups.
Indexable HTML target list with priorities, outreach angles, and recommended source assets.
Downloadable tier-one target list with publisher URLs, priorities, outreach angles, and recommended asset URLs.
Machine-readable target feed for outreach planning, enrichment, and lightweight automation.
Assumptions, source policy, verification cadence, and guidance for citing FlipCalc data.
Give publishers source wording they can paste
These snippets keep citations consistent across fee explainers, marketplace news follow-ups, report references, and embedded calculator placements.
Turn one article update into a tracked publisher placement
Start with one claim, one FlipCalc source URL, and one reader action. The goal is to make the pitch easy for an editor to verify and easy for readers to use.
Choose one source asset
Pick the Fee Index, Fee Changes timeline, Q1 report, methodology page, or platform calculator that best supports the article claim.
Add the calculator widget
Use the embed page to place a no-signup calculator near the fee explanation so readers can test sale price, shipping, fees, and item cost.
Track outreach and follow-ups
Move the publisher into the tracker CSV with the chosen angle, source asset, status, follow-up date, result, and notes.
Match each publisher page to one asset and one widget position
Use the placement type to choose the right source URL, decide where the calculator should appear, and keep outreach tracking consistent after the first contact.
Existing marketplace fee guide
Source: Fee Index or Fee Changes
Widget: Place the calculator after the fee formula or example sale.
Track: Log the article URL, source asset, and follow-up date in the tracker.
Seller tools page or beginner resource hub
Source: Publisher kit JSON and embed page
Widget: Use the no-signup calculator as the utility link or embedded tool.
Track: Record the resource-page owner and status before sending follow-up copy.
Fee-change news or seller-policy article
Source: Fee Changes timeline and Q1 report
Widget: Put the calculator near the impact paragraph so readers can test their own price.
Track: Attach the dated source row and publisher angle to the outreach tracker.
Curated seller newsletter or weekly tools list
Source: Embeddable calculator and methodology
Widget: Lead with the calculator link, then include methodology for trust context.
Track: Track send date, owner, result, and whether a second issue mention is needed.
Track targets, status, and follow-ups
Use the CSV template to keep every publisher target tied to one angle, one source URL, and one follow-up date. That makes the Fee Index plus embed-widget outreach loop measurable instead of relying on memory.
The template includes columns for priority, angle, asset URL, contact details, status, first contact date, follow-up due date, result, and notes.
Start with reseller media and newsletters
These examples come from the authority-building target list. Use them as starting points for outreach angles, then copy the best-fit target into the tracker CSV with the asset URL you plan to pitch.
Marketplace news follow-up using fee-change data and the Q1 report.
Seller-fee data angle with sourced timelines and spreadsheet rows.
Cross-listing guide update with Fee Index and embedded calculator.
Resource-page placement for same-input marketplace fee comparisons.
Marketplace comparison article with widget plus Fee Changes context.
Reseller resource update using the publisher kit and tracker CSV.
Pricing workflow article with a calculator embed for reader utility.
Fee and sourcing guide supplement using the Q1 report.
Beginner reseller fee article with Fee Index citation.
Etsy fee explainer update with source data and calculator links.
Match the hook to the page
Use when a publisher already explains marketplace fees but does not give readers a calculator or source dataset.
Use when a reseller blog has a tools page, pricing guide, sourcing checklist, or beginner resource hub.
Use when a publication covers a fee change and needs a dated source plus a calculator readers can test.
Short publisher message
Follow-up message
Publisher kit questions
When should I use the publisher kit?
Use the publisher kit when an article, newsletter, or resource page needs source URLs, an embeddable fee calculator, and short outreach copy in one place.
When should I use publisher-kit.json?
Use publisher-kit.json when a crawler, dashboard, or internal workflow needs the citable assets, feeds, reports, embed page, target list, and tracker file in a machine-readable manifest.
When should I use the embed page?
Use the embed page when a publisher wants readers to test sale price, shipping, fees, and item cost directly inside a reseller guide or resource page.
How should outreach be tracked?
Use the outreach tracker CSV after selecting targets so each publisher has an owner, angle, source asset, status, follow-up date, result, and notes.
Use data for the citation and the widget for the reader
The strongest publisher placement pairs a claim with a source URL and then gives the reader a calculator. Link the Fee Index for comparable fee rows, Fee Changes for dated policy movement, and Reports for narrative summaries.
Place the embedded calculator near the fee explanation or pricing section so readers can test the exact marketplace, sale price, shipping setup, and item cost discussed in the article.