2026-01-02 07:24:26

The key to cross-chain publishing lies in choosing the right main platform. I usually publish $MRLIGHTSPEED related content on Zora and then discuss it on Base. Doing it the other way around is also fine. However, one thing to note: do not publish the same article on two platforms, as it can lead to duplicate content, which may negatively impact monetization. Select one as the main publishing platform, and use other platforms to expand the discussion scope for maximum efficiency.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 7h ago

Really, I used to post on both platforms, but as a result, the traffic was diluted significantly.

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BearMarketGardener

· 10h ago

Buddy is right. I used to post on both platforms, but the traffic actually dropped. --- The idea of making Zora the main battleground is really brilliant. Using Base just as a discussion area is enough. --- But to be honest, is the monetization really that different, or is it just psychological? --- Choose one platform and stick to it, treating others as traffic pools. I really buy into this logic. --- Repeated posting is really toxic; I’ve suffered from this before. --- What if the followers on the two platforms don’t overlap at all? Should I still use this approach?

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PanicSeller

· 10h ago

Oh wow, this approach is indeed on point. Focusing firepower on the main battleground is definitely more effective than spreading it out.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 10h ago

Ah, this idea is indeed brilliant. I previously tried to implement it across the entire platform and it backfired.

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SerumSqueezer

· 11h ago

The main point is not to send duplicates. I've learned this the hard way before—sending to two platforms at the same time ended up causing them to undermine each other.

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