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Original content removed from streaming platforms may not be permanently erased and can often be reissued on other formats.
Different types of streaming originals exist, such as acquired originals, house originals, and co-originals, each with unique relationships with the streaming platform.
The removal and reissuing of streaming originals can be driven by a combination of factors including cost savings, streaming performance, and better revenue opportunities on other platforms.

Automating content distribution can significantly boost visibility and reach for your articles.
Utilizing tools like Google Indexing API, Omega Indexer, and platforms like Medium and social media can streamline the distribution process.
Consistent visibility for content is key in the digital content realm, and automation can help achieve that efficiently.

Twitter needs to reduce headcount and rationalize costs.
Twitter's low EBIT margins show mismanagement as a profit-seeking enterprise.
Twitter is hurting its network effect by restricting content distribution and link sharing.

Referral sales is a powerful strategy to get intros and referrals with the right 'sales blurbs' from warm leads, helping build trust and increase win rates.
Successful content marketing involves thorough research, planning, creation, distribution, and optimization, with distribution being as crucial as creation.
Utilizing GTM Miro Templates can streamline processes like building ideal customer profiles, crafting messaging, designing homepages, and creating sales decks.

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Content distribution is essential for maximizing efforts, money, and audience reach.
Strategic content distribution can help creators and brands succeed with less work.
The post offers insights and experiences on content distribution strategies for SMMs and creators.