SEOVentra
New — 8 distribution platforms

Your CMS is one place.
AI search reads many.

DEV.to, Mastodon, LinkedIn, GitHub Pages, and more — public platforms that Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity already crawl and cite. Publish the same article there in one click, with a link straight back to your site.

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The 8 platforms

Chosen for reach,
not for volume.

DEV.to

Real canonical link back to your site. Read by a large dev audience.

Write.as

Minimalist, privacy-first publishing. Optional collection targeting.

Tumblr

Reach Tumblr’s built-in audience with a summary post and link back.

Telegra.ph

No account needed — generate a token instantly and publish in seconds.

Mastodon

Post to your instance of the open, decentralised social network.

GitHub Pages

Commits Jekyll-formatted Markdown straight into your Pages repo.

LinkedIn

Share as a post from your profile or company page.

Blogger

Google OAuth2 publishing — schema embedded directly in post body.

What actually gets applied

Not every platform
can carry the same signal.

A canonical URL and JSON-LD schema protect your own site's SEO when the same article exists in two places. Most of these platforms simply don't have those fields — so instead of quietly assuming it works, SEOVentra shows you exactly what each publish applies, before and after you click.

Platform
Canonical
Schema
What happens instead
DEV.to
Sets a real canonical link back to your site
GitHub Pages
Commits as Jekyll Markdown with front-matter canonical
Blogger
Schema embedded directly in the post body
Write.as
Summary + link back — no canonical or schema field exists
Tumblr
Summary + link back — no canonical or schema field exists
Telegra.ph
Summary + link back — no canonical or schema field exists
Mastodon
Summary + link back — no canonical or schema field exists
LinkedIn
Summary + link back — no canonical or schema field exists

None of this is a downgrade from your CMS — it's a different job. A distribution post is a summary with a link home, built to be discovered on its own platform, not a duplicate of your article competing with it in search. Full setup steps for each platform →

Why distribute

AI search doesn't wait
for your domain authority.

Faster indexing on day one

DEV.to, Medium, and LinkedIn are crawled far more frequently than a small or new site — your article can be discoverable within hours, not weeks.

A link home from every post

Every distribution post carries a link back to the original on your site, so the traffic and the credit both flow to where the article actually lives.

No silent duplication risk

SEOVentra tells you exactly which platforms set a canonical URL and which don’t — so you decide what to publish where with full information, not a guess.

One article.
18 places to be found.

Connect your CMS and as many distribution platforms as you want. Every publish is one click, from the same article, from inside SEOVentra.

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