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Display Information via Content Syndication
In a few simple steps, you can have CDC’s most up-to-date content on your site, apps, and social media. This service is called ‘content syndication’. It is as easy as identifying the content you want, and then pasting a small section of code from our site within your online digital and social media tools to display any CDC content.
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Using CDC’s Content Syndication tool you can select any vaccination content from a catalog of choices. It’s easy to select one or more at a time. See exact steps to make this happen.
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The Content Syndication tool has many benefits including:
Shows up-to-date, trusted, science-based information on your web sites and apps
Provides access to CDC information without ever requiring your visitors to leave your web site or app
Allows you to maintain the look-and-feel of your site while supplementing local information with relevant information from CDC
Updates to CDC’s content appear immediately on your site
Gives you choice and control of the topics and quantity of CDC content on your site
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**Sign up** in a few easy steps. Create an account.
**Find content you want to display on your site**by searching by keyword, topic, or media type. For example, search for a specific disease, or search for terms like “vaccine schedule,” or “vaccines during pregnancy,” etc.
**Syndicate by clicking the Get Embed Code** tab and then copy and paste that code directly into your web site or application. You can also share content and media directly to your Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks.More Information
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