I am using article to document share same

for example: I write 400 words article and it is word formate and i submite this article to article site..

what can i submit this article to documents sharing website. those content are same

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Short answer: yes — you can put the same 400‑word piece on article sites and document‑sharing sites, but plan how the copies are attributed so the original keeps the visibility and traffic.

Choose a primary host and protect it. Publish the canonical copy on a site you control. When you syndicate, ask the host to either (a) add a rel="canonical" link pointing to your original, or (b) add a short, unique introduction (50–150 words) and an author byline that links back to the original. If the host supports meta tags, noindex,follow on the copy is another option. Example canonical tag:

<link rel="canonical" href="https://yourdomain.com/original-article" />

If you do not control the destination platform, make each repost useful: change the title, add a short summary or extra examples, include author info and a clear link back to the original. Avoid mass-spraying low‑quality directories — they rarely add SEO value and can make it harder for search engines to pick your preferred URL.

Practical checklist tied to earlier replies: as noted, press releases get widely republished — for those, use distribution services that support attribution/canonical tags. As suggested, linking between the article and the document is helpful; combine that with at least one strong inbound link to your original so search engines favor it. Monitor results with analytics and adjust: if copies are outranking your site, ask hosts to add canonical tags or make reposts unique.

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When any Press Release is published, it gets replicated to 1000s of news website. When you have to publish such content make sure to use Press-Release Format ;)

yeh all is the same

immediately: as article and document they are complementary, link to the document in the article
the SEvalue of your submission is damn near zero, until somebody else links to it.
The article/document must be accurate / pithy / funny / original enough to be linked by somebody else. If it is linked, then the article gains much SEmojo

Not much risk of negative, good risk of positive, Go For It

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