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Content Distribution Software
Software for getting content in front of audiences beyond your owned channels, through native advertising networks, recommendation widgets, and social sharing tools.
Gollibot let's you write once and post everwhere. Use our audience intelligence platform to learn what your tribe engages with…
5.0
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5.0
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Keywee offers publishers and marketers a new approach to content distribution and performance measurement. Its revolutionary…
5.0
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Emlen is the easiest way for sales managers and account executives to follow up smarter - through personalized, trackable digital…
4.9
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Brax enables content distribution at scale by providing a single platform for bulk management, unified reporting and rule-based…
4.5
10 reviews
Freemium
For the past 10 years, limber has been helping companies to structure and manage their advocacy marketing approach. Our approach…
4.5
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Create content that converts with the blog creator by matcha, the first blogging platform purpose-built for e-commerce. Matcha is…
4.5
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Triberr is the go-to platform for content, social media, and influencer marketing. Imagine an end-to-end solution that…
4.5
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Local measure is now zendesk for contact center! Follow us at @zendesk for the latest on AI-powered voice, boosted agent…
4.3
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Shareaholic is the world's leading all-in-one content amplification platform that helps grow your website traffic, engagement…
4.3
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Intellasphere is the first-ever marketing system than can amplify your marketing promotions and communications, reach broadly…
4.2
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Sharethis, a predactiv company has unlocked the power of global digital behavior by synthesizing social share, interest, and…
4.2
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At dilogr, we believe that it’s time to put the conversation back in communication. For too long now we’ve had to sit through…
4.0
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We help multi-location enterprises grow market share and drive revenue at a local level with our tailor-fitted distributed…
3.9
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Sprinklr is the definitive, AI-native platform for unified customer experience management (unified-cxm), empowering brands to…
3.9
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Addthis is the leading provider of behavioral audience data and website marketing tools. We help brands build more authentic…
3.8
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Outbrain is a leading technology platform that drives business results by engaging people across the open internet. Outbrain…
3.4
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Revcontent is a leading content marketing and native advertising platform that leverages lightweight, customizable technology to…
3.3
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Taboola empowers businesses to grow through performance advertising technology that goes beyond search and social and delivers…
2.9
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Great content needs a lot of time and effort. Not with aioma! Aioma is the AI-powered software for planning and creating relevant…
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Content hub helps you to store and distribute your content from a central place.
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Kawo is the leading social media management platform in China. Kawo connects teams across the globe providing data insights…
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These vendors are hired to get content out of your CMS and in front of people who aren't already looking for it. Concretely that means buying placements on native advertising networks so your article or sponsored post shows up as a recommended link on a news site, running "you might also like" widgets on your own pages to keep readers moving through your content, syndicating articles to partner networks, or adding share and follow buttons that make it easy for readers to spread what you've published. Once this is in place, content that used to sit on your blog or newsroom starts appearing on other people's sites, in other people's feeds, and on your own pages at moments when a reader is about to leave.
People start looking for this when they've built up a library of content — blog posts, guides, product pages, videos — and it's getting almost no traffic outside the small list of people already subscribed or following. Organic reach on social platforms has dried up, SEO takes months to pay off, and marketing needs traffic and leads now. Often there's also a related problem on-site: visitors land on one page, read it, and leave, because there's nothing pulling them to the next piece of relevant content.
The providers here split roughly into three approaches. Native advertising and content discovery networks get your content placed on third-party publisher sites, usually paid on a cost-per-click basis, and the real differences are in the quality and scale of their publisher network, minimum spend, and how much control you get over targeting and brand safety. On-site recommendation and personalization tools instead focus on your own traffic, showing readers other content based on behaviour, and compete on how good the recommendation engine actually is versus how much it inflates "related articles" clickbait. Social sharing and syndication tools are the lightest-touch option — mostly free, aimed at making existing traffic share and re-share what you publish rather than buying new traffic outright.
When comparing, look past feature lists and check the publisher inventory quality (some networks lean heavily on low-grade content-farm sites), the pricing model and whether there's a realistic minimum budget, how granular the reporting and attribution is, whether the tool is paid distribution or free amplification, and how well it plugs into the CMS and analytics stack you already run.