What specific terms should be included in a partner agreement before offering Q&A Pages?

Treat Q&A Pages as a structured business knowledge product, not a generic chat. Exact pricing, commissions and responsibilities should be agreed before making promises. The client also needs to contribute context over time; the richest results come when the business adds its own knowledge. A practical next step is to define what customers ask before buying, booking, calling or trusting the business, so the scope stays grounded in real questions. In the agreement, spell out who creates and updates Q&A content, how changes are requested, data ownership and usage rights, any SLAs, and how success or updates are measured. Clarify ownership of the knowledge base, allowed use of the content, and how ongoing support will be handled. Finally, include a clear process for evolving the Q&A over time as customer questions change.