"website posting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any content or information that is published or shared on a website. Example: The company's social media manager is responsible for creating engaging website postings to attract more visitors to their website.
Aware that investors were at risk, I took to Twitter and an investment website, posting short warnings.
Boston Pride expressed excitement on their website, posting: "We need all your support as we march down the streets of South Boston".
Because we do not believe the Attorney General's website posting qualified as a "discussion," we reverse the finding of contempt and vacate the imposition of sanctions.
The NERC thanked everyone for their suggestions on its website, posting: "We are no longer accepting suggestions to name our ship as we have now reached the closing date of 16 April.
He then proposed a protest march on Times Square in New York, with the Okay Africa website posting a pair of videos of his impassioned chanting of "Whose streets?
April 9 2008: Mosley fails to stop the News of the World's website posting the video of him engaging in roleplay with five women on the internet after a hearing before Mr Justice Eady in the high court.
The Daily Caller website posted the details from Federal Election Commission filings that the party is obliged to report.
However, the Independent website posted a 11.45% gain in unique browsers in October compared to the same month last year.
Last year the school's website posted a video of tributes to Ms Jordan, thanking her for being an "amazing principal".
An opposition website posted a computer-modified photograph of the president apparently tasting blood on his lips, and looking gratified.
Wings Over Scotland, a nationalist website, posted redacted images of a donor spreadsheet showing dates and amounts.
