Content curation is a quick way to produce useful content for your target audience. It’s a shortcut to adding valuable content to your blog or website because you’re not producing it from scratch. But you are offering value by writing comments about why it is useful, beneficial, or relevant to your audience.
It is the process of locating, organizing, commenting, and spreading the best and most relevant content about the niche you are working in online.
Determine a strategy
How much curated content do you want on your blog? A good mix might be 70% original content and 30% curated.
Where will you get the content?
Make a checklist of the most important websites and blogs that you visit regularly. Read the headlines to find the content that you find useful and think that your target audience will appreciate it.
your tone of voice
Some people really like to report the facts. Others enjoy stirring up controversy and being as controversial as possible.
Give feedback on curated content
Many entrepreneurs who curate content simply present the topic material without saying why it’s important or what the context is. Talk about the issues, why the content shows a development on the specific topic, etc. Make connections for the reader so that he can see the value of the content and the value of the thought and work that he is putting into his healing.
What are the pain points of your target audience?
What are the most pervasive problems your audience is having, and what can help them fix those problems? Yes, you want to sell your own products, but don’t avoid referring to your competitors entirely or it will look unnatural and spammy.
Answer your common questions
The most frequently asked questions need an answer. If you don’t have time to answer them all, use curated content to help you. Comment on the content, such as why the strategy is good, bad, or could be better in some way. This will continue to demonstrate your knowledge and that you are worth paying attention to.
Choose the best content from the best sources
Think of yourself as the professional editor of a popular magazine. Just let the main content get to your pages.
whatnow How to legally curate content
Be sure to credit all your resources so you don’t get accused of stealing content. Please provide the website URL of the original work and the name of the author or publication, the date, and any other relevant information. If you are unsure about the use of the content, please contact the website owner and ask. They’ll generally be happy to give their thumbs up, as long as you’re not calling their work a load of rubbish.