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Thanks for the response. No money involved (free for both), the biggest of the publications is Startup Grind, if that helps at all. It would mean removing it

Thanks for the response. No money involved (free for both), the biggest of the publications is Startup Grind, if that helps at all. It would mean removing it from my own publication (maybe Medium doesn't allow it to be in two publications simultaneously?). Not really sure what to do, not something that's mattered until now and I don't want to shoot myself in the foot, so to speak. I should mention that the publication is currently on my own domain, and Google is already showing the article pretty high up on search results (Coding on a Chromebook), so I'm reluctant to give up any link love that's getting built up there.

mamurphy 10y ago
If there is no money involved, what is the benefit to you of moving your already-successful article to their publication (and removing it from Medium and your domain)? I don't see any. You aren't necessarily going to get better exposure than you currently are... and what else is the possible upside for you?
- headmelted 10y ago
  Their publication is also on Medium. The upside (as it was described to me) was that it would then be exposed to their 500k followers, the downside being that it would no longer be in my own publication and thus on my own domain. The only reason I was even considering it was that I don't know how Medium promotes articles internally, so I figured the boost of the extra followers could help. But I figured maybe Medium doesn't even work that way? Thanks for the input - I was kind of leaning towards staying put anyway, and this reinforces that it's the right call.