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6 Great tools for content curation

6 Great tools for content curation
407 Shares Share Tweet Email I read recently that content curation is dead. That said, there are a lot of different ways to go about content curation, so we’ve test driven a few different tools so you can figure out which might work best for you whether you’re curating content for work projects, assigning it as a school project, for your own professional development, or personal interests. 6 Great tools for content curation Pinterest Without a doubt Pinterest is the most commonly known (and probably used) content curation tool out there. Flipboard Flipboard lets you curate whatever content you want (news sources, blog posts, social media, etc) into fancy-looking digital magazines. Pocket We’ve already discussed that I’m somewhat tab-happy when using web browsers, and Pocket would probably be a great solution to get rid of some of my tabs. Scoop.it This one is a little bit less about web content curation than about personal information and data creation, but it is really cool. Paper.li

Trapit You searched for “curation” The Rise Of The Corporate Content Miner The Center for Marketing Research at UMass Dartmouth recently came out with a study entitled The Fortune 500 and Social Media: A Longitudinal Study of Blogging and Twitter Usage by America’s Largest Companies. This study reprises its similar paper from last year, with the primary difference being the inclusion of Twitter. The researchers behind this paper examined the companies that comprise the Fortune 500 to determine whether or not these organizations had active blogs and/or Twitter accounts. Content Marketing Basics [INFOGRAPHIC] With 90% of B2B marketers using content marketing to grow their business today, it would be helpful to examine the variety of content types and understand the best approach for you and your business.

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