2
0 Comments

Content Writing and Republishing on Medium

I want to share my experience with content writing and republishing on medium.

I write in my product's blog to get some SEO benefits. I wanted to try out repurposing and republishing my content.

I wrote an article on June 15 on my blog. I wanted to repurpose and republish to Medium. I followed this video by Alexandra Monica Cote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkxKk583MIo. I published on Medium on June 23. The next day I got a private message from an editor of a publication stating that he liked my story. He added me as a writer and shared a link about their publishing guidelines. He directed me to go to the last step of submitting the article to his publication.

I had the option to submit immediately. But I glanced at the guidelines to make a few tweaks to the title and photo attribution format. I took the choice of not adding a sub-title. I submitted the story.

In a few minutes, the editor published my story in his publication. I checked my story and noticed the editor had added a sub-title. I thanked him for it.

So what helped. 1. Using Hemingway Editor. Even Grammarly is fine so that your story is free from glaring copy errors. An editor should like your story or your followers should like it to clap for it. 2. Republish the story from your blog following the video link given above.

I am not an expert at this but I am sure motivated to write more stories that I can republish on Medium.

I hope this helps fellow founders here.

posted to Icon for group Growth
Growth
on June 25, 2020
Trending on Indie Hackers
Stop losing deals in the gap between "sounds good" and getting paid User Avatar 64 comments Building a startup costs $0. Your tooling budget costs $500K. Here's why. User Avatar 50 comments We scanned 50,000 domains. Your cold email list is really four systems. User Avatar 40 comments 787 tools for developers. 5 for nurses. Two weeks of tracking 14,000 indie launches. User Avatar 38 comments 67K impressions in 2 days from a single Daily-Dev post — here's what happened User Avatar 24 comments 🚀 I built Brickbeam — an AI-powered assistant that helps LEGO fans turn their messy piles of bricks into real builds. User Avatar 21 comments