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How can I duplicate/replicate a Wordpress post automatically?

by KenWeiLL
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If I have a Wordpress site, example: wp1.com and wp2.com, both using the same theme, both using the same plugins, is it possible to duplicate a post from wp1.com to wp2.com automatically?

Like, if I post something on wp1.com, will automatically posted on wp2.com, as well.
Is there such a WP plugin to do that? I don't care about duplicate content, it's both mine anyway. Or should I worry about duplicate content?

At first, I'm confused as to what domain I should use for my new website. I come up with 2 domain names. After a few hours trying to select which domain to choose, I decided to just buy the 2 of them and use them at the same time, with the same content.

Manually posting from wp1 and wp2 is not a problem though, but I wish there's a way to automatically replicate a post from wp1 to wp2 automatically, no need to repost what was posted on wp1 to wp2.
#automatically #duplicate or replicate #post #wordpress
  • Profile picture of the author Weblin
    You can use this plugin to post from your main site feed to other wordpress site.
    https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/autoblog/

    Edit: That's a paid solution. If you are looking for free solution use WP RSS Aggregator (with it's Feed to Post Addon) https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-rss-aggregator/
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  • Profile picture of the author yasar
    In Back end section you can add the post then set a time period
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  • Profile picture of the author cdebbie
    You can certainly use the options you have been given, however, duplicate content is not that good for SEO matters, since that is accounted by Google as plagiarism, no matter if both websites are run by you.
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