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Best ways to do Content curation

by Maddy5
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Hi Warriors,

I want to know what is the best ways to do content curation and also want to know does it affect any duplicate content issues?
#content #curation #ways
  • Profile picture of the author TomWest
    And it doesn’t work for everyone. Here are 5 factors to doing content curation successfully:
    In my opinion, you cannot become a reliable and trusted resource for content sharing for one day and even for a few weeks. I want to share with you these 5 factors to do your content curation successfully:
    - identification of your audience
    - focus your contact sharing
    - curate content that is of impeccable quality
    - curate consistently
    - you must brand yourself but not your company
    I hope that it will help you to understand and choose the best for you! Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author guptanisha80
    Best way to write a content are
    1. Provide Information related to your business
    2. Do proper analysis before writing
    3. Don't copy content
    4. No keyword Stuffing
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  • Profile picture of the author HayleyS
    I would like to determine such ways which can help you to do Content curation:
    - first of all you need to find your own audience to thrive in your career;
    - then you need to search for the best topic to your audience;
    - after choosing the precise content, it is necessary for you to add your own points of view to this theme.
    - try to engage your audience with your curated content;
    In order to answer your second question, I prefer to let you read this quote:
    The most common question I get about content curation is, “Isn’t that duplicate content?” (in the eyes of the search engines)
    There are two answers to this question:
    First, if you’re just aggregating content into your website, yes, it is most likely duplicate content. But if you are curating the content, pulling great (not all) information from elsewhere — manually, not automatically — adding your own perspective to it and grouping things into collections of useful information, that is valuable stuff.
    This is unique presentation of information that exists nowhere else and is not duplicate content. And we’re not just skirting by duplicate content filters. The goal is to create truly useful and unique content.
    Second, if you are providing a valuable service by finding the best information on a subject, responding to a need of a community of people interested in your topic, you will become an authority and build an audience. By engaging this audience, it will grow into a community who is waiting for each of your updates and will respond to you. At that point, you’re “Google proof”, and the question is moot…
    And the irony is with your valuable curated resource and social proof you achieve by adding value, that’s when Google will see you as an authority and rely on you and your website to provide good results for people searching in your niche, and all that free traffic is gravy.
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