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Backup tweets and re-post on own URL

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JohnW-UK last edited by

Is there any benefit of backing up tweets (with something like tweet backup) and publishings the back ups on your own site from your own database?
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JohnW-UK last edited by

Thanks guys Something to consider
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KaneJamison last edited by

It's extra content for your site, but it's also duplicate content (and I guarantee that Google found the Twitter version before they find the version on your site.

Does it add any value for visitors to your site?
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cfguti last edited by

It can be useful publish the tweets in a FAQ section or something like that and make a short and descriptive (and optimiced) text of that section... You can use the tweets like content.

It's only an idea.
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