Content Syndication Service
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Am curious to get the forum's opinion on content syndication services like SYNND . Has anyone tried them or any other content syndication networks. Does the forum have any recommendations for good quality syndication networks that can be used to distribute content to quality sources.
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Thanks Ron, appreciate your input.
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Thanks Moosa, what do you normally do for syndicating content after you write it for the client besides the regular promotion in social media and RSS feeds?
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I have not. I did take a look at the site and I would be suspicious as they are not really clear about how they get things done. It seems like you might run the risk of getting a bunch of spammy content out there.
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I am extra conscious when it comes to content distribution services... honestly speaking the 1<sup>st</sup> think that put me in the doubt is their 1<sup>st</sup> Ranking in TOP SEOs website as this is the most non-trustable website when it comes to ranking anyone in search!
Just for checking purpose, i place an order and all I got a page loading and thats it!
I personally will not recommend you using this!
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