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Content curators are like wiki editors who build relevant pages using recognized subject matter experts from all over the blogosphere as their sources. Done well, these pages can be highly relevant experiences, as we see from Wikipedia. Wikipedia owns top position on Google for millions of keywords for a reason. That reason is relevance. I’m not saying all pages should look and feel like Wikipedia. But the basic content strategy for aggregation should follow the Wikipedia model. What does this mean for content curators? It means you still have to build pages around your curated feeds–pages that do the following things to make your aggregation more relevant to users: (Read Full Article)
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