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Are you a content creator, freelance author, or SEO content marketer?

Do yo need to syndicate content to your client’s WordPress sites?

Want to make content marketing to multiple clients a breeze?

Automatically add Canonical links back to original content!

Content Syndication Toolkit allows you to syndicate content to multiple client sites automatically.

Just create an account for each client, publish your post and all the content, categories, tags and images will be pushed to all registered clients. This is a content marketing wordpress plugin which makes mass content syndication quick and simple.

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Perfect for Content Marketing, Auto Canonical meta and link generation!

Plugin automatically adds a canonical link to the ‘head’ every imported post at the clients end. It also adds a link back to the original post at the end of the content:

e.g. This article was first published on http://benjaminmoody.com.

Need More? Go Pro and create your own Subscription Based Content Syndication Network!

Clients can signup, subscribe, and pay for subscriptions via a client portal on your site!
Segment posts into content subscription groups for clients to subscribe to.
Create exclusive content for a single client.
Clients can manage own subscriptions via client portal.
Charge what you want for each subscription group.
Client payments process via PayPal.

Learn More about Content Syndication Toolkit Pro

This is NOT an RSS aggregator plugin!

All requests for content are authenticated with a username and password exactly like a WordPress login. This means that only clients that you have registered can access the content.

Need to stop content going to a client?

Just remove their account or change the user group. You are in control of who can receive your content.

Full complete content import

When a push is made to a client’s site, WordPress will import not only the post content (title, content, excerpt, meta data) it will also import any categories and tags applied to each post. As the images, the client plugin will detect all images used in each post and import those images directly into the client’s media library!

How does it work?

Just install this ‘master’ plugin on in your WordPress install.
Now create some client accounts, works just like adding any other WordPress user. Remember to add their website URL into the website field!
Provide your client with their account username and password, as well as your website URL
Direct your clients to download the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin and enter in their account login.
Create your posts under the new ‘Syndication Posts’ post type.
Each time your publish a ‘Syndication Post’, the plugin will automatically push the post content to all registered users!

Speed is key

Content Syndication Toolkit is designed to ensure your master server does as little work as possible when pushing out content. All it does is ‘ping’ each client with a simple quick http request. The client server then jumps into action, authenticating with the master server which runs a quick query and provides a list of content to import.

The client site then does the heavy lifting, importing the post data and downloading any images from your server without WordPress getting involved, thus keeping server load to a minimum.

Problems? Got you covered

Sometimes web servers go down or take a while to respond. If there is any issue with pushing content to a client, the plugin will send an email to you with the details of the error and it will also send an email to the client admin with instructions on how to manually pull in the content using the client plugin admin options.

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Upload to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Set the post type you wish to syndicate in Settings > Content Syndication menu in WordPress. By using the default post type you can keep your syndication posts seperate from your default blog posts OR you can choose to syndicate all default WordPress Posts.
Create client user accounts under ‘Users’ menu in WordPress. Be sure to select the user role ‘Syndication Sub’ AND add the client’s website URL into the user website field. If you forget this content push to this client will fail.
Provide clients with their login info, and your website URL.
Have clients download and active the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin from the WordPress plugin directory.
Tell your clients to follow the directions for the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin. That is to say, enter in their username, password, YOUR website URL, add select a default author account.
That’s it, every time you publish a post in the new ‘Syndication Posts’ post type. All the post content will automatically be pushed to all registered users in the ‘Syndication Sub’ role.

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Installation Instructions

Upload to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Set the post type you wish to syndicate in Settings > Content Syndication menu in WordPress. By using the default post type you can keep your syndication posts seperate from your default blog posts OR you can choose to syndicate all default WordPress Posts.
Create client user accounts under ‘Users’ menu in WordPress. Be sure to select the user role ‘Syndication Sub’ AND add the client’s website URL into the user website field. If you forget this content push to this client will fail.
Provide clients with their login info, and your website URL.
Have clients download and active the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin from the WordPress plugin directory.
Tell your clients to follow the directions for the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin. That is to say, enter in their username, password, YOUR website URL, add select a default author account.
That’s it, every time you publish a post in the new ‘Syndication Posts’ post type. All the post content will automatically be pushed to all registered users in the ‘Syndication Sub’ role.

Need More Features? Go Pro and create your own Subscription Based Content Syndication Network!

Clients can signup, subscribe, and pay for subscriptions via a client portal on your site!
Segment posts into content subscription groups for clients to subscribe to.
Create exclusive content for a single client.
Clients can manage own subscriptions via client portal.
Charge what you want for each subscription group.
Client payments process via PayPal.

Learn More about Content Syndication Toolkit Pro

Do i have to add my posts as ‘Syndication Posts’ cant i use normal posts?

Yes you can! Go to Settings > Content Syndication and select the post type you wish to use from the ‘Syndication Post Type’ drop down menu.

I’ve created accounts for my clients and published a post but the content has not been syndicated

Check that all the accounts you have created for your clients are using the Role ‘Syndication Sub’. Now make sure that all you clients have downloaded the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit Reader’ plugin from WordPress and that they have entered their account details into the reader plugin options.

From here the client can also tell the reader plugin to pull all content from your website without you having to do anything!

Can i create draft posts without pushing them to clients?

Yes. only ‘Syndication Posts’ that are marked as published will be pushed to clients. So be careful when you push the blue publish button, be sure you want the post to go out. If not sure just ‘save as draft’ and publish later when you are ready.

Can i correct mistakes in posts

No, this is a one way process. Think of it as an email campaign, once is goes out mistakes can’t be corrected. Be sure before you publish!

Can people read these posts on the front end like any other post?

Yes, all ‘Syndication Posts’ published on your site. All client copies of posts are automatically marked with a Canonical tag pointing back to the original post on your site.

What happens when i delete a post?

Once deleted a post will no longer be pushed to clients. If a client already has a copy of this post it will remain live on their site along with any images.

Is the content served from my WordPress install?

No, the import process is exactly that. A complete import of posts, categories, tags, and images for each post pushed to a client. So each client has their very own copy of each post inside their WordPress database.

What happens if a push goes wrong?

Sometimes web servers crash or are slow to respond.

If your site cannot reach a client during a push it will send you and email with the account name and error details. It will also send your client and email with instructions on how to manually start a content pull from their wordpress admin area.

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1.0

Initial plugin launch.

1.0.1

Added canonical link generation for client posts.

1.0.2

Small bugfix for canonical links

1.0.3

Bugfix for canonical pretty permalinks. Improved push speed on post publish.

1.0.4

New option added (Settings > Content Syndication menu in WordPress). You can now choose to syndicate WordPress Posts instead of custom Sydication Post type.

1.0.5

Some speed improvements.

1.0.6

Bugfix for Redux Options Framework

1.1

Updates for WordPress 4.4.2

1.2

Updates for WordPress 4.7.4

1.3

Updates for WordPress 4.8.2

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Simply add your content syndication account details from your content provider in the plugin options page and start receiving content automatically.

Note

This plugin simply ‘pulls’ content from a content creator using the ‘Content Syndication Toolkit’ plugin.

You will require an account with a content creator using ‘Content Syndication Toolkit’ to pull content using this plugin.

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Upload to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Go to the ‘Content Syndication’ option under the ‘Settings’ menu in WordPress
Under ‘Account Settings’ tab add the URL provided by your content provider
Also under ‘Account Settings’ tab add your account username and password
Click ‘Save Changes’
Perform a manual sync to get your content up to date
Click the ‘Tools’ tab, then click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes
Great, you should be up to date and new content will be pushed to your site automatically
If you have any issues with new content not importing
Click the ‘Tools’ tab, then click ‘Reset Index’, then click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes

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Installation Instructions

Upload to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Go to the ‘Content Syndication’ option under the ‘Settings’ menu in WordPress
Under ‘Account Settings’ tab add the URL provided by your content provider
Also under ‘Account Settings’ tab add your account username and password
Click ‘Save Changes’
Perform a manual sync to get your content up to date
Click the ‘Tools’ tab, then click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes
Great, you should be up to date and new content will be pushed to your site automatically
If you have any issues with new content not importing
Click the ‘Tools’ tab, then click ‘Reset Index’, then click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes

I received this error message in my email ‘Problem contacting the server. Please confirm your API Username and Password are correct.’

This is probably due to an error in your account username and/or password. It could also be that the API URL the content provider gave you is wrong.

Check the username, password, and API URL in the plugin settings and try again. If the problem persists contact your content provider.

I received and error message in my email ‘Failed to Import xxxx’

The plugin is saying there was an issue while importing content from your provider. This can be caused by the provider server going down or it could be under heavy load.

Wait a while then try this:

Click the ‘Tools’ tab under the ‘Content Syndication’ option under the ‘Settings’ menu in WordPress
Click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes, 3. If you get the same error email again, contact your content provider

I think that I’m missing content?

Not a problem, try and resync with your content provider:

Click the ‘Tools’ tab under the ‘Content Syndication’ option under the ‘Settings’ menu in WordPress
Click ‘Reset Index’, then click the ‘Sync Content’ button and wait until it completes

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1.0

Initial plugin launch.

1.0.1

Added canonical link generation for client posts.

1.0.2

Improved update speed, some backend minor fixes.

1.0.3

Adds support for advanced SEO options in Content Syndication Toolkit PRO

1.0.4

BugFix: Added support for iframe content such as Youtube, Soundcloud, ect

1.1

Added support from multiple master sites to syndicate content to a single reader site (many to one syndication)
\nAdd option to allow users to override imported post status

1.2

Bugfixes

1.21

Fixed issue where non syndication posts displayed canonical link

1.22

Fixed issue where reader was no longer authenicating with master site

1.4

Improved connection and other bugfixes

1.5

Improved connection with sites using SSL (HTTPS)

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