When push is made to client's site, WordPress will import not only the post content it will also import any categories and tags applied to each post.
The server then jumps into action, authenticating with the server which runs quick query and provides list of content to import..
The client site then does the heavy lifting, importing the data and downloading any images from your server without WordPress getting involved, thus keeping server load to minimum..
If there is any issue with pushing content to client, the plugin will send email to you with the details of the error and it will also send email to the client admin with instructions on how to pull in the content using the client plugin admin options...
By using the default post type you can keep your syndication posts seperate from your default blog posts OR you can choose to syndicate all default WordPress Posts..
Be sure to select 'Syndication Sub AND add the client's website URL into the user website field.
Go to Settings > Content Syndication and select the post type you wish to use from 'Syndication Post Type drop down menu...
Check that all the accounts you have created for your clients are using the Role 'Syndication Sub Now make sure that all you clients have downloaded 'Content Syndication Toolkit Reader plugin from WordPress and that they have entered their account details into the reader plugin options..
When I ran into issue while using the plugin, he worked to help address the issue.
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