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Social Curation for Writers - CommPRO.biz

Social Curation for Writers - CommPRO.biz | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Twice a month, ProfNet hosts #ConnectChat, a Twitter-based interview that covers topics of interest to media and communications professionals. The latest chat featured writer Linda Bernstein, who discussed social curation for writers....

 

With all of the information and data available online, it’s more important than ever for writers to filter through the noise. In this chat, Bernstein discussed why writers should use social curation, including some of the available tools that help work manage the social clutter....

 

Linda, thanks so much for joining us. Let’s get right to it. What is social curation?

 

Social curation is selecting and organizing material you pick up on social media. With curation, we make sure our audience has best possible information.... 

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The interview continues with an excellent overview curation tools. Recommended reading.

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Content Curation Tools & Concepts

Content Curation Tools & Concepts | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Social media and content distribution are often chief tactics included in a content marketing strategy; but, it’s not possible (or recommended) to share your own content 100 percent of the time. As a result, having a content curation and/or aggregation plan might be something to consider as a part of your long-term content marketing strategy.

 

There are many tools available to aid in finding industry-specific quality content that you can share with your audience to continually position your brand as an expert. Additionally, these content pieces can serve as inspiration for future content concepts. Below are nine tools and concepts to utilize for content curation...

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Great overview of tools and curation concepts that may help you in your social marketing programs.

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A Little List of Algorithm-based Content Aggregator Websites - ScottCowley.com

A Little List of Algorithm-based Content Aggregator Websites - ScottCowley.com | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Excellent list of algorithm-based content aggregators, including hybrids with voting or editorial components. These are the best of the best tools for content marketing, curation and PR....

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Absolutely recommended reading. What a tremendous list of content marketing resources!

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Curate This: 30 Sources To Keep You Updated On Business And Marketing | Forbes

Curate This: 30 Sources To Keep You Updated On Business And Marketing | Forbes | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Today, there are so many options available and we each have to find a way to find, filter, consume and share the information that is relevant for us.

 

I use email alerts from RSS feeds, Twitter lists and a few key websites I visit every day to make sure I can stay on top of the latest trends and news in business and marketing. So here, I have curated my own list of the top sites of business and marketing information – some of which are great examples of content curation themselves.

 

I invite you to visit these content curation resources, subscribe to their RSS feeds or follow them on twitter. I’ve also created a twitter list of these resources and other influential bloggers that you can also subscribe to…

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Useful list of some standard business and marketing sources for articles, ideas and inspiration.

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Content Curation for Social Media | Social Media Today

Content Curation for Social Media | Social Media Today | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Content Curation, in its most simplest terms, is the act of gathering related, targeted pieces of content and sharing it. Like an art curator, a Content Curator is a taste maker—an influencer—and has authority in a given topic.

 

More often than not, I'm seeing traffic coming from specific content related sites. It is partly an effort of our own blog promotion and partly a reaction to content curators out there who are sharing our content. This makes a blogger very happy!

 

In this article, we'll get down to business about how you can curate content for branding yourself and your business as an expert in your field.

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Stephanie Frasco provides an introduction to the fundamentals of curation.

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A Powerful Tool to Curate and Create Great Content that Google Loves | Jeffbullas

A Powerful Tool to Curate and Create Great Content that Google Loves | Jeffbullas | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...Shuttlerock is a white label photo and content sharing platform embedded on your website. It allows you to generate, curate and publish photos and stories. It means that your website is no longer one dimensional; it’s now multi-dimensional using customers, staff and partners and their social channels to bring your site to life.

 

What are the key benefits? The platform was born out of the frustration of creating content and engagement at scale. Here are the key benefits that highlight how it it will assist you with the marketing of your business on a social web that craves fresh unique content.

- More high quality engagement leading to more sales. This is created by the generation of ‘real’ content from ‘real’ people. This “is” content marketing.

- Better interaction with customers AND their friends: a social platform on “your” website. And more control of the customer relationship, content and conversations.

- Creates an on-going source of fresh content which you can share to your company’s social channels.

- Higher search engine rankings. Search engines require fresh content and they rate the social conversations that Shuttlerock encourages.

- Helps you build a valuable email list of your customers and their friends....

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A very promising though pricy curation tool. If you have budget, it's worth exploring for its powerful features and simplicity

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Social reader Flipboard’s new app lets you make your own magazines | memeburn

Social reader Flipboard’s new app lets you make your own magazines | memeburn | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Social reader app Flipboard has already gathered a substantial base of more than 50-million happy flipping users, who can subscribe to read beautiful magazines constructed from social media updates and RSS feeds. But it’s not finished with the community just yet: its app experience has now become even more personalised with the addition of new features which allow its users to make their own custom magazines.

 

Yep. If you’re bored with the seemingly endless Flipboard-curated categories covering everything from DIY to news, tech, travel and sport, you can now create your own magazine from whichever social media and online sources you wish. In a bid to make everyone an editor as well as a reader, the new version (which hit Apple’s App Store today) has introduced a new ‘+’ button which allows users to quickly add a video, article, photo or audio clip to their own magazines. Unfortunately, it just extends to individual posts at this stage, not entire feeds.

 

Capitalising on niche interests, these magazines can be set as public or private, and shared, subscribed to and commented on by other users. Flipboard is also helping to promote the shift to user-curated content by highlighting interesting new user-curated magazines through a new ‘By Our Readers’ section in its content discovery section....

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Encouraging development for curators, marketers, PR and content pros. 

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