3 Content Curation Superpowers
Content curation enables you to provide quality content to your audience without constantly shouting me, me, me!
Use these 3 content curation superpowers to provide value to your audience. Select quality content, put it in context, and make it easy to find. This helps build your authority and your network by engaging with key thought leaders in your category.
5 Simple Content Curation Methods (Plus a 9-Point Checklist)
Content curation is simply leveraging a piece of content someone else created and sharing it with your network after adding a unique comment. It can be as simple “Check this out …”
Here are some simple steps content curation methodologies you can use.
9 Ways the Pros Curate Content for Success
Content is an essential part of your social media marketing plan. As a social media marketer, you need to both create original content and curate content from other sources.
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To help your content curation become less of a chore, Sprout Social looks at nine tactics you can use to maintain control and keep fresh.
Become a Content Curation King
To truly succeed as a curator, you need to think like a curator (not just an aggregator) and keep the following in mind.
Blog Content Curation: Your New Blog BFF
Blog content curation involves more than just collecting links, that’s aggregation not curation. It involves selection, enhancement (titles and images) and commentary. In this post, Heidi Cohen shares the 5 Most popular blog content curation format.
Content curation is not about collecting links or being an information pack rat, it is more about putting them into a context with organization, annotation, and presentation. Content curators provide a customized, vetted selection of the best and most relevant resources on a very specific topic or theme.
This post is a bit scattered, but has lots of relevant links.
Content Curation Versus Content Aggregation
Content curation versus content aggregation is a challenge many marketers face due to limited budgets and their prospects’ insatiable need for content.
As a marketer, it’s useful to have both content curation and content aggregation capabilities in your content marketing toolbox.
Content Curation: 19 Definitions
To better understand what content curation is and how to use it to achieve your business objectives, here’s how nineteen content marketing experts define content curation.
How To Curate Content Like A Pro: 8 Lessons (Examples Included)
Curated content isn’t just sharing or aggregating other people’s content. Content curation can be totally new, original content that you publish for the first time. To help you curate content that breaks through the clutter and supports your business objectives, here are eight examples of content curation.
How to Do Curated Content RIGHT: A Step-by-Step Guide
Be more selective about which types of content you create. Some types of content take a few hours to put together, while others can take hundreds of hours.
One of the most effective types of content (when you look at results vs time to create) is curated content.
Let’s Be Clear on Content Creation vs. Content Curation
There is still a certain stigma attached to content curation — especially from CEOs and even CMOs who quiver, “But we don’t want to lose our customers” or “Isn’t that just stealing?” If your brand is still getting into content marketing, there’s a good chance that you are grappling too.
Agorapulse takes a look at the pros and cons of content creation and content curation.
The 3 Most Effective (And Overlooked) Content Curation Strategies
Want to learn the absolutely most effective curation tactics and best practices – the ones to make sure your efforts produce real results? Here’s a breakdown of the three tactics to ensure that your curation efforts are noticed, appreciated, and rewarded.
The 5 Models Of Content Curation
Over time, the idea of content curation has felt like more and more of a catchphrase that is really encompassing many smaller activities that are adding structure and insight to the cacophony of information being published online. What if we could define not just content curation as a macro activity, but look at how curation might be applied in very specific situations?
This post shares 5 potential models for content curation. It’s a starting point for discussion.
The Notecard System: The Key For Remembering, Organizing And Using Everything You Read
Ryan Holiday has a fascinating system he uses to take notes, research books and keep track of anecdotes, stories and info he comes across in his work. He takes notes on notecards from books and organizes them into various boxes. It sounds so simple, but would be a lot easier to visualize information compared to Evernote.
Imagine how different the world would be if we only chose to seek or create information that was true, good, or useful. Highly recommend this post by Charlie Gilkey