Returning Content Partner Desk
Plan the next sponsored article without reopening the delivery you already approved. This page gives a returning buyer one current rate, one month-sized scope, a private request path, and an editorial boundary that stays readable before anyone pays.
Scope first. A returning-customer request starts with the work we already delivered, then defines one new month without rewriting the old deal. Reading the page, building a brief, or submitting the form creates no obligation for either side.
$234 per month
Exactly one new standalone sponsored post per month. Cancel at any time.
Who this is for
You run content, partnerships, SEO, or product marketing for a B2B company and can name a real audience problem your product helps address. You have a public product page and public factual source material that an editor can check. You want a complete article with a clear sponsored disclosure, not an unexplained link dropped into an unrelated paragraph.
The returning path is especially useful when you already know our review process and want the next month to begin from a finished delivery. Your earlier page gives us context about the audience, disclosure, review contact, and product language. It does not automatically decide the next topic, copy, placement, or rate. The next article still needs its own honest scope.
Who should skip it
Skip the monthly plan if you need guaranteed traffic, leads, ranking, search position, AI citations, competitor exclusion, an endorsement, or a favorable conclusion. Skip it if the subject cannot be supported with public sources, if the proposed article is unrelated to the readers who use this site, or if publication depends on hiding sponsorship.
Skip the form if the request contains credentials, unpublished customer data, private analytics exports, account identifiers, payment details, or material you are not allowed to share. We need a public product URL, intended audience, useful topic, and source types. We do not need access to your systems.
The paid deliverable
Monthly standalone sponsored post, $234 per month. Each active month covers exactly one new dedicated article about the buyer's brand for an agreed audience and topic. The customer supplies a public product URL, the intended audience or topic, public factual source material, and one review contact. US Tech Automations drafts the article, performs editorial and source review, presents the product accurately within the agreed scope, and publishes only after the month has been accepted for production.
The sponsor may correct public-source facts about its own product. It may identify a wrong feature description, stale public URL, misspelled product name, or unsupported claim. That correction right is narrow and useful. It is not an editorial veto and cannot be used to buy the conclusion, choose a flattering comparison, remove a relevant competitor, suppress a material limitation, or convert a sponsored article into an undisclosed endorsement.
Sponsorship is disclosed. Links follow the search and disclosure policy in force when the article is published. The plan promises one scoped article per active month. It does not promise traffic, ranking, leads, revenue, search position, AI citations, permanence under every future site policy, or any other downstream result.
Review the canonical blog sponsorship rate card. That page is the source for the broader one-time and monthly menu. This returning-customer desk does not create a competing price book.
What happens in month one
- Start with the delivered work. Name the earlier article or placement and the part of its scope that remains useful. That observed delivery is context for the next conversation, not a testimonial and not evidence of an outcome we did not measure.
- Define one new audience question. The brief names who should read the article, the useful question it should answer, the public product page, and the source types available. A broad request such as “write about us” is narrowed before production.
- Confirm editorial fit and the month-sized boundary. We may accept, narrow, or decline the proposed topic. Scope review separates a credible article from a paid mention that would weaken the page for readers.
- Use the canonical payment path only after acceptance. The request form cannot charge. Once the scope is accepted, payment stays on the existing blog sponsorship checkout. No payment link is invented in this page or in the private queue.
- Draft, review facts, and publish. We draft against the accepted scope and public sources. The sponsor reviews factual statements about its own product. Editorial judgment, disclosure, and link treatment remain with the publisher.
- Decide whether another month is useful. The plan can be cancelled at any time. A completed month does not obligate either side to repeat it.
What a usable scope confirmation names
A useful confirmation is specific enough for another editor to understand the work without reading the whole email thread. It names:
- The prior delivered page or placement used only as context.
- The audience for the new article and the question it should answer.
- The buyer's public product URL and approved public source types.
- The monthly standalone-post SKU and current $234 monthly rate.
- The one sponsor review contact and the boundary of factual corrections.
- The sponsored disclosure and the publisher's editorial-control boundary.
- The event that closes the month: withdrawal, decline, accepted scope, publication, or cancellation.
The confirmation is a private production record, not a public customer list, endorsement, outcome claim, contract created by a web form, or promise that publication will produce a specific result. Raw email addresses and customer names never appear on this public page.
Old quotes stay attached to old scope
A prior quote applies only to the exact already-agreed product and scope it priced. It is honored for that in-flight work. It does not silently become the rate for a larger delivery, a different product, or a new recurring plan. The monthly standalone-post plan uses the published $234 rate. If your actual need is another one-time placement, use the canonical rate card and ask for that exact product instead.
Build a private month-one brief in your browser
Select the type of work already delivered, name the intended audience, and write one useful question the next post should answer. The builder flags email addresses, phone numbers, credentials, and common account or payment identifiers. It then prepares a small JSON brief you download directly.
Editorial and sponsorship boundary
- Disclosure is not optional. The article is identified as sponsored in the rendered page.
- Factual correction is welcome. The sponsor can flag an inaccurate public-source statement about its own product.
- Editorial control is not sold. The sponsor cannot buy a favorable conclusion, ranking, competitor exclusion, endorsement, or removal of a relevant limitation.
- Link treatment follows policy. A payment does not buy a hidden or policy-evading link attribute.
- Public sources only at intake. No credentials, private customer records, internal analytics, production access, or unpublished files are needed.
- No outcome guarantee. Publication does not promise traffic, leads, revenue, rankings, search position, or AI citations.
A serious sponsor should be able to describe why the article is useful even after every outcome promise is removed. If the only value is a hidden link or a guaranteed search result, this is the wrong product.
Privacy and retention
The scope form stores the reply address and coarse request text needed for a human response in the private lead store. It does not publish an identity and it does not send a confirmation. Do not put another person's contact details, private customer information, credentials, source files, logs, or payment data into the form.
Public measurement is limited to ordinary page, CTA, and request attribution. A page fetch, bot visit, or crawler request is never called a person, returning customer, lead, or sale. Accepted orders and payments follow the existing private commercial and accounting records rather than creating a second customer ledger here.
Free alternatives
- Use the browser-local builder and write the article in-house.
- Publish a clearly disclosed sponsored-content policy and accept direct proposals yourself.
- Choose a one-time placement from the canonical rate card when a monthly standalone post is more than you need.
- Send a short scope in your own words after removing private data, credentials, and outcome promises.
Questions to settle before requesting a month
Do I have to be a previous customer?
No. The page is designed around returning-customer context, but a new buyer can request the same published monthly plan. A prior delivery is useful context, not a gate and not a public proof claim.
Does the request form charge anything?
No. It starts a human scope review. No checkout opens, no message is sent, and no work begins from the form alone.
What does $234 per month include?
Exactly one new standalone sponsored post in each active month, scoped and reviewed as described on this page. It does not include an unlimited revision queue, multiple posts, hidden sponsorship, a promised position, or guaranteed results.
Can I cancel?
Yes. The canonical monthly plan can be cancelled at any time. Completing one month creates no obligation to buy the next.
Can we reuse the price from our last order?
The prior price stays with the exact prior or already-agreed scope. A new monthly standalone post uses the current published monthly rate. If the new request is actually the same still-open product and scope, say so in the private request and we will read the existing thread before quoting anything.
Can we approve the article?
You can correct public-source facts about your own product and identify material inaccuracies. You cannot buy the conclusion, competitor set, ordering, headline, tone, disclosure, link policy, or editorial veto.
Will this improve search rankings or AI citations?
No such result is promised. The delivered product is the scoped sponsored article. Search engines, answer engines, readers, and downstream buyers make decisions we do not control.
What should the request contain?
Send the public product URL, intended audience, one useful question or topic, source types, and preferred timing. If you are returning, identify the earlier public page by title or URL. Do not paste private records or credentials.
Request a returning-customer scope review
The private form is useful whether you bought from us before or are comparing the monthly plan for the first time. It records only the reply details and coarse public scope needed for a human review. It sends no email, opens no checkout, and starts no work.
Review the rate card before payment
The monthly standalone-post plan is one option inside the existing Blog Sponsorship menu. The request above is the place to settle editorial fit and scope. After acceptance, use the canonical checkout rather than a link copied from an old thread.
Returning Content Partner Desk by US Tech Automations. No customer identity, payment record, or private thread is disclosed on this page.