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For those who doesn't know onlywire, it is automated social media submiter. I am wondering if it is a good idea to submit all my blog posts with this tool to social media. In this way, more than 50 pages will be submited by the same username. Probably this could have a bad impact to SEO. Or is it ok?

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Short answer: don’t blast every single page. Automation tools save time, but blanket submission of dozens of near-identical posts creates noise, not meaningful engagement; selective, well‑crafted sharing gives you the real benefits (traffic, faster indexation, and the occasional earned link).

Practical, repeatable approach: pick a small percentage of content to promote — pillar/evergreen posts, pieces that solve real problems, or new posts you want indexed quickly. For each selected post, write a short unique blurb tailored to the network, schedule shares across hours or days instead of one burst, and re‑share later with a different angle or visual. Run a short pilot (10–15 posts) and compare clicks, time on page, and backlinks versus posts you did not push.

Technical and quality checks to avoid SEO/visibility pitfalls: ensure canonical tags and full meta/social tags (Open Graph/Twitter) so platforms and search engines show the right URL and snippet; append UTM parameters for clean analytics; avoid identical anchor texts and identical share copy across many networks; treat social platforms’ spam rules seriously — repetitive identical posts can be downranked or suppressed. If the automation integration is unreliable for some endpoints, have a manual fallback for your highest‑value items.

Observations from the thread: and rightly emphasize quality over volume; and point out visibility benefits for certain media types; ’s report shows that tool reliability can vary. A hybrid model—automation for routine distribution plus manual, customized pushes for top posts—balances scale with quality and is the safest, most measurable path forward.

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Member Avatar for Jessica1234

Hi Ernest1a,
You have raised a very new and nice topic to discuss.
I think, using Onlywire is good but I always support the manual submissions over the automated submissions. For me, it is somewhere fall under duplicate content issue so I didn't feel any strong requirement of using it.

Member Avatar for Celier

I am not experienced with automatic social media submitters, but I know about onlywire. Anyway, I really don't think you can get penalized for bringing 50 links from social media sites. Those getting lots of RTs and shares on facebook all of a sudden don't get penalized, but actually rewarded by Google. :)

PS: it would be great if you used different account names, though. m2c.

Member Avatar for narayanna

autometed is good but best or better because manualy is that best for of..........

Member Avatar for mukeshsoftona

Hi dear i used it...it's not working. error shows not available so i suggest Your to used ping.fm it's good and working.

Member Avatar for zesiranjha

Onlywire.com and pixelpipe.com both websites are not usefull for Pages submission.

If you create a video then you can get very good benefits from these two websites.I have experienced about both of them.

When you submit your video with different keywords and title, You can see all the video on google result after some hours.

Member Avatar for EmilyJohnson

yes it is true that automated submission site reduce lots of timing. but I prefer only manual. There is not any comparison of quality between manual over automated submissions.

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