Mochila provides editors and publishers with instant access to a massive inventory of high quality, relevant content from leading magazines and newspapers and websites. Mochila has partnered with trusted brands to create a secure media marketplace.

Buyers benefit from the ability to acquire specific content quickly and easily without the traditional issues of having to negotiate one-off syndication contracts. Since buyers acquire only the content they want, they can significantly reduce operational costs and time.

The addition of branded content can make a publication more compelling, while attracting more readers and subscribers. Publishers buying content on Mochila can also increase ad pages and the value of advertising real estate, creating new revenue opportunities.

Additional relevant content can also raise rankings in search results, elevate brand visibility and help contribute to new revenues online.

Key Buy Features

Acquire high quality, branded content quickly and easily. Reduce operational costs by purchasing "a la carte." Enhance credibility with addition of high value content. Increase ad pages and create new revenue opportunities.

How Editors Find Content

Editors who are members of Mochila have access to a private search engine that has been customized and optimized exclusively for their needs. The searchable database will feature content offered for sale by major wire services, general interest and niche magazines, news organizations, newspapers and web sites.

Editors can search, evaluate, select and acquire content for print or online through a process as easy as buying a book on a major Internet website. An editor goes to Mochila, enters criteria and searches the database for exactly the type of content needed. With a few clicks, editors can locate content by subject, publication, date range and author, and even search within the content for keywords that determine relevance. The comprehensive search shows fees and terms of usage for each content item. The fee structure is based on a price per word that is favorable compared to traditional market rates and other factors like frequency and circulation.