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I am looking for a way to share my content in multiple locations to build back links without having to upload one at a time per location. For example- if i write an article and i upload it to ezine articles and then post it over on my blog- it will then post over on my twitter and facebook and linked in. However- how i can also get this article with back links into shared sites, bookmark sites, and other locations online to help build my inbound marketing for back links. I'm trying to find a way to save time while building out the links.
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Hi Laura,
First, I would recommend that if you're syndicating/distributing your content, you should find ways to avoid posting duplicate content in multiple places (or at least use the canonical link attribute).
There are several ways to auto-post depending upon your implementation. The easiest way, IMHO, is with RSS. However, if you choose to distribute with RSS, you should implement something that alters your content to keep it unique.
The truth is that the most effective way to distribute / syndicate your content is by hand. However, there are several Wordpress plugins (if you use wordpress) and software applications (like SubmitEaze) that can help you automate the article submission process.
Again, my advice is to modify your content and syndicate/distribute/market by hand.
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It's not necessarily a best practice in SEO to do this, but there are tools out there like http://www.submityourarticle.com which I've seen positive results from. The service basically pushes out either the same article, or a close spun alternative to many article networks, so there is a huge risk that in the future the links from the duplicate pages will be discounted/have negative impacts on your efforts.
Hope this helps!
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