Where Can Content Syndication Be Practiced?

There are many platforms that allow you to republish content. I want to highlight the top five I have had the most success on and how to use them.

1. Quora

Quora, a question-and-answer forum that allows users to ask any question they want, is my favorite content syndication platform. It is amazing to note that Quora has more referral traffic than Instagram.

Here's a detailed explanation of Quora and its use.

Quora is a content syndication platform that covers almost every niche. That's why I recommend it.

It is a way for me to help people and my blog to get traffic and views from relevant links. Although it can be annoying when people ask for answers on the same topic repeatedly, you are allowed to “pass” such requests and answer questions that you find challenging or satisfying.

If you don't add value to the answer, you could be blacklisted for re-publishing and linking your content. Be sure to answer the questions you have answered and not just link to them.

You could be banned permanently for annoying others on the forum.

It's still a powerful platform that I use to not only find answers, but also to answer questions, and maybe even win some people over.

2. Medium

Medium was something I didn't know existed a while ago. It helped me find well-written, off-beat articles that were easy to understand and aimed at a young audience.

It wasn't until last year that I realized how powerful this platform was.

You can join the Medium partner program, where you’re allowed to monetize your content. Premium members get paid if they receive appreciation via likes and shares. Crowdfunding is a great way to increase the content's value.

Medium allows you to view your stats depending upon which story you have published.

Connect your Medium account to your social media channels. Take your most valuable content, most interesting or most controversial posts, and use content syndication for re-posting.

Register for the Medium Partner Program to start earning from paid members