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Implications of releasing news article on several websites
Hi folks. I’m dealing with a client matter that I could use some help with.
[domainA.com](https://domainA.com) and [domainB.com](https://domainB.com) (both 2+ year old domains) are putting on an event together, a new domain called [domainC.com](https://domainC.com) has been registered for the event (1 month old).
When a new piece of event information is announced, the same press article is released on [domainA.com](https://domainA.com) and [domainB.com](https://domainB.com) and [domainC.com](https://domainC.com) at the same time.
Furthermore, this same piece of content is picked up by other large news distributions and reposted again (they often rank in Google News, come up before the other domains, etc).
I assume this is indicating duplicate content, and could be penalizing the young [domainC.com](https://domainC.com) (plus other domains)
What is the best method to distribute these news articles? I am considering:
First posting the article on [domainC.com](https://domainC.com)
All 3 channels share / distribute this SAME link from [domainC.com](https://domainC.com)
A few hours later, post on [domainA.com](https://domainA.com) and [domainB.com](https://domainB.com), with a link to [domainC.com](https://domainC.com) as the original source.
Thoughts?
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1 Reply
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Original content on each source = best results.
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However, if you wish to do what you’re mentioned, yes, the correct method would be duplicating and pointing to one source. However, I wouldn’t post 100% of article.
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