Once an order is paid for, the copy, designs and images we produce for you are yours. This is set out in the Terms of Service, section 9.
What you own
You own the work outright. You may use, edit, adapt, move or republish it without limit, and without further payment to us. That includes passing it on: an agency can hand articles to its own clients.
Ownership applies once the order is paid for.
How it works for each destination
| Where the work was published | What that means for you |
|---|---|
| A blog in our network | You own the writing. The published copy stays hosted with us, and we keep the right to go on hosting it so the links you were given continue to work. You can ask us for the text at any time |
| Your dedicated blog | The articles on it are yours. On request we provide an export of your published content, so you can take it elsewhere |
| Your own domain | A sales page published on your own domain sits on your address and stays there |
| A subdomain we provide | The work is yours; the page is hosted on our infrastructure and stays under our operational control |
What stays ours
We keep ownership of our own underlying tools, templates and systems. They are not part of what you buy. You own what we produce for you, not the tools and systems used to produce and publish it.
What you supply
You are responsible for anything you supply to us: logos, images, text and claims. By sending it, you confirm you have the right to use it. If you are not sure whether you may use an image or a logo, check before you send it.
Taking your content elsewhere
- Network articles: ask for the text, and you can republish it wherever you like.
- A dedicated blog: ask for an export of your published content.
- A sales page on your own domain: it is already on your address.
Write to mail@seovider.com and say what you need.
Hosting and your links
Content on a subdomain we provide, or on our network, is hosted on our infrastructure. We may move, re-address or maintain network sites as needed, and we keep your published links working or supply replacements where that is not possible. See Where articles are published.