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# Monetization - Sponsored jobs/newsletters
**Configure Job Board Sponsorships**
Listing Sponsored Products allows companies to purchase job board posts and newsletter posts that are featured in your newsletter and/or job board and draw attention to their job posts.
Navigate in the Jobfront Admin app to "Monetize" and scroll down to "Sponsored Items"
You must authenticate your stripe account before being able to accept sponsored jobs or newsletters
When you toggle the active switch to "Active" a 'post job' item will appear on your job board and you will be able to accept outside job postings and sponsorship payments
The first thing you will want to do is create a new sponsored product
You have 2 choices: 1) job board post, stickied to top of your job board, or 2) newsletter sponsored post where the author of the newsletter will place your ad within an upcoming newsletter
At the bottom of the page, you will see all recent purchases from sponsors. These will also appear in your Stripe account.
If you navigate to the "Jobs Feed" in the admin panel, you will see sponsored job posts at the top of the page (where you can edit the details of the job post):
You will also receive emails whenever there's a new sponsored job post or sponsored newsletter feature where payment is successfully completed.
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**Sponsorship Checkout Experience**
See below for more information about the sponsor checkout experience:
Customers will input basic information about themselves, and then select the sponsorship options from the menu list of items that you created in the admin panel.
Then customers add their job post
And when completed, customers will be directed to Stripe to make the purchase
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