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This article will teach you how to get started with content curation to maximize your SEO benefits.But first, let’s find out what content curation entails.What Is Content Curation?Content curation is the process of finding and compiling existing content on topics that are relevant to your audience and industry or niche.Put simply: you turn content that has already created (by you or others) into your own new piece of content.To add to that, content curation is only really meaningful when you include your views on the curated content. Give your audience a reason to consume your curated content (and come back), instead of someone else’s.And how does this help your SEO efforts?A well-executed content curation strategy adds value for readers, resulting in social shares, links, and ultimately better rankings.As an illustration of the results that just one curated article can bring in, check out this example: Top 16 Websites for Finding Perfect GIFs and Memes.Naturally, that … [Read more...] about How to Do Content Curation for SEO: Your Starter Guide

In the American workplace, few things are valued as highly, or pursued as aggressively, as productivity. On average, Americans work more hours than just about any other industrialized nation in the world. They spend more hours at the office, take fewer vacations, and even go to work when they’re sick. For many, this isn’t a choice – it’s just what they have to do to survive. For some, however, the cult of productivity has become an all-powerful idol, and one that businesses all over the country fervently worship. Work-related stress has become a badge of honor. Employees regularly boast of how early they come in, how late they stay, and how little vacation time they’ve used. Even in casual conversation, many Americans simply can’t help mentioning how hard they’re working. Admit it – if you’re reading this at work, you’d probably rather be somewhere else, and that’s exactly how it should be. There’s more to life … [Read more...] about 5 Productivity Tips and Tools for Lazy Content Marketers

A lesson I learned many years ago (the hard way), is that the “free traffic” from organic rankings (SEO) is anything but free. Even something as basic as rewriting your vendor’s product descriptions to create unique content takes time – or you have to pay someone to do it. And if you’re getting traffic, you still need to do something with it…convert, convert, convert! You’d better believe that your competitors aren’t sitting still and neither should you. Ultimately, all other things being equal, those websites that make the most profit from appearing on search results, will be best funded to compete and win – whether that’s in organic search, paid search, social media, or any other channel. Writing content, marketing your business, handling public relations and press releases, and reaching out to webmasters for links – these are all areas that must be tended to, if you plan to maintain top search engine rankings. See, I … [Read more...] about Search Marketing Is A Game Of Resources

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Marketing Biz: Future Shock (Is Already Here) It’s one of those weeks where those digital marketing ideas that used to feel so cutting edge are now a reality. Google+ is over a year old. Twitter has a suite of advertising offerings. Foursquare is connecting loyal customers to businesses. E-signatures are poised to become ubiquitous. The future of marketing is already here if […] A New “Rethought” Digg Will Launch August 1st Last week, betaworks bought the remaining assets of Digg after the once-prominent social site sold. The Washington Post acquired the Digg team, LinkedIn purchased 15 patents and betaworks was left with the Digg.com website. Well, betaworks isn’t planning on sitting around moping, today they released a blog post on rethinkdigg.com that states they are […] Woman Killed … [Read more...] about Marketing Day: July 20, 2012

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the Web. From Marketing Land: Most Popular App In The US? It’s Facebook (Thanks To Apple) Facebook can thank Apple for helping making it the top overall mobile app in the U.S. in 2012, according to new numbers out today from the comScore Mobile Metrix service. ComScore says Facebook ended the year with more than 85 million unique adult visitors — that’s on both Android and iOS. It’s about 11 million […] Treating Your Conversion Symptoms, But Not The Disease Many organizations get fixated on metrics data, without thinking of where it comes from. But, what if your metrics indicate a problem which originates somewhere else? Huh? What I’m asking is, “why should we believe that the place at which we measure our metrics is also the place where the problem occurs?” Perhaps the metric […] Now Hiring! We Have … [Read more...] about Marketing Day: January 23, 2013