What is the BEST system for distributing your blogs to multiple locations?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Benjamin Dona: Guys, my turn for a q. ; What is the BEST system for distributing your blogs to multiple locations, e.g., Google, Delicious, LinkedIn, FB, Tumblr, Twitter, etc.?
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  Joshua Boles: We use multiple services for content distribution. Some are proprietary and others like Buffer for certain uses. 
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  Tim Capper: Personally for me it is Manual.
  
  Why are you distributing the new article?, for people to read, traffic, and share it.
  
  Each of my different locations all have their own followers and specific nuances. So a Mass Blast with the same description and Introduction will not appeal to all networks.
  
  So i have a handful that i manually send to, each with a different Introduction to the article.
  
  Think about this also:  ;
  
  So every one of your articles is sent to Delicious, over time you have 100 tags sitting in Delicious, but 0 traffic ever comes from them ...... what signal are you giving Google?
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  Bret Carmichael: Buffer support some, but not all of the services that you listed. You might give it a look, and use IFTTT for the rest.
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  Dave Elliott: hootsuite isn't terrible.
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  Benjamin Dona: Thanks everyone, much appreciate your comments and suggestions!
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  Edwin Jonk: From the expert panel in this weeks SEO Questions hangout on air on 00:32:30 into the YouTube video: https://dumbseoquestions.com/q/what_is_the_best_system_for_distributing_your_blogs_to_multiple_locations +Benjamin Dona
  
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