Duplicate content for google

As a recommendation, I would suggest avoiding duplicate content altogether. Instead of publishing the same content on multiple platforms, it's better to create unique and original content for each platform. This can help you to maintain a consistent and high-quality online presence, and also avoid any potential penalties from search engines like Google.

In terms of your strategy, it's great to hear that you prioritize publishing on beBee first. Sharing your content on other networks can be beneficial for reaching a wider audience, but it's important to ensure that the content is original and not duplicated from beBee or any other source. By creating unique content for each platform, you can optimize your chances of engaging with your audience and maintaining a positive reputation with search engines.

Thank you very much @Neil Smith @Lada 🏡 Prkic @Fay Vietmeier  for your comments. We are trying to improve the service and fortunately it is getting better every day (even though many things are not visible to the user). I love @Ken Boddie 's humour, especially when it's sarcasm :-)

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There’s absolutely no doubt in my mind that, having written a post on beBee, it’s a waste of time and effort duplicating word for word in a different format on other platforms. The smart thing to do is to use beBee’s share mechanism to essentially provide an embellished link back to the original beBee post. I usually wait until I have a reasonable number of comments on my beBee post before sharing it on other platforms, so that readers can see how interactive beBee still is compared to the general passiveness of other platforms. This is still true despite the fall-off in authors who excite, and who comment on the works of others, in recent years. 🤔

Google does not usually index duplicate content, but I understand what you are saying.

@Javier 🐝 CR, since you put my latest article as an example of duplicate content, I would like to say that my only strategy is reaching a bigger audience that will read my posts. 

Bizcatalyst360° is not a platform you can share your posts from other sites. You need to submit your article for publishing. After publishing, they share our articles across dozens of LinkedIn Groups & Pages, multiple Facebook Groups & Pages, plus Twitter, Pinterest, Reddit, Tumbler, Blogger & beyond. Perhaps beBee should implement their strategy of sharing. 

I shared my beBee articles on LinkedIn many times. 

Thank you, @Fay Vietmeier, for putting in your two cents on my posts, although your thoughts often take an idea of my posts in a totally different direction. :) I also miss being able to “like” or react to the comments of others (modelled on LinkedIn). This feature is promised by Javier. 

@Javier 🐝 CR 

@Lada 🏡 Prkic 

Absolutely publish duplicate content - you will reach new people - perhaps a bigger audience 

In line with your fine example of Lada's post - 

I the same post by Lada on LI - with (my unique response) 

had the following results 

.. to date: 1,317 views & 40+ comments 

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6850166126442352641/

A perfect time to suggest again .. the ability to share the posts of others on beBee with one's own thoughts 

.. taking an IDEA in a totally different direction 

.. putting agreement/disagreement into words 

Also - I miss being able to “like” the comments people make .. or some “reaction” 

Javier, I currently publish my blog on beBee then on my wordpress site which is shared to 3 other web sites, Linked In, Twitter and Facebook. I can say without equivocating that beBee generates more comments and general interest than any other activity. Linked In is second in terms of views and the others are not worth mentioning.  

Sounds like a plan Javier.  Back to training today with Bill Stankiewicz.  

That's a very good point! Thank you for sharing, Javier. Duplicate content is frowned upon in all search engines. I remember from my days in Bing, it wasn't scoring any points there either. Cheers