Here's a question and I'm hoping some of the resident SEO experts can chime in with their viewpoints. (I've tried researching this and I'm getting mixed results).
Is there any way of posting a piece to one blog (Blog A) and posting the same content in another (Blog B) without any adverse SEO consequences.
One idea is to truncate a portion of the original blog and include a "read more" link (to the original post) and include this in Blog B. However, I don't know if that is still recognized as the same content. Secondly, I don't know if that would generally be considered poor blogging etiquette, especially if Blog B is a public blogging network platform, such as RElib.
Finding the time to post articles is always a challenge for all, and oftentimes the idea of posting original content in a third party public blog, where there is much opportunity for a visitor to become distracted with other links to other blogs or websites, becomes a difficult proposition.
If there was a way of achieving this objective and advertising that mechanism, I think there would clearly be much more participation and content on this platform, for example.
Any help or feedback would be appreciated.
Thank you kindly.