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# Publish in Drupal, Syndicate Everywhere
Drupal excels at the Create Once, Publish Everywhere (COPE) model—using structured content to enable the same individual piece of content to flow into a variety of contexts.
Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere (POSSE) is a relevant Indieweb principle, which is more specific to publishing content on your own site, and then to the places where it will actually reach your audience. Drupal has great potential in making it easy for content editors to govern content across multiple platforms.
3 years ago, it was difficult to make good recommendations on how to approach this potentially complex featureset. Today, however, such solutions are increasingly flexible and easy to configure. Between the technical and cultural implications following the fragmentation of our social media networks, and the continued innovation by the Drupal community, our ability to practice POSSE in Drupal is looking better than ever.
In addition to briefing on why now is such an opportune moment, I will demonstrate easy ways to syndicate content from your Drupal site, and provide guidance on which methods are suitable for various use cases. Expect to leave with a good understanding of how to write your content once and send it everywhere, with no external services required.
## Synopsis
Learn how to publish content just once on your Drupal site and send it everywhere else automatically—no external services required.
## Learning objectives
* Configure Drupal to post to social media, without external services, using modules that integrate with ECA and MPOSSE
* Take advantage of Drupal's relational architecture for displaying social media posts (from your own site) about your content
* Make informed decisions for your content sovereignty, SEO, and social network interactions
## Presentation assets
* No slides yet, but will iterate on slides from *Dreaming of Microblogs in Drupal*, which are located in `agaric > presentations > Drupal` in Agaric Nextcloud
## Submission History
* DrupalCon Chicago 2026 (pending)