Articles from blog.atomicreach.com

1. 5 Ideas on What to Curate For Thought Leadership Explore blog.atomicreach.com (Sep 24 2012) Case Studies Many marketers wonder what content will work best for their marketing objectives.  Here are a few quick suggestions on five types of content if you are going for thought leadership specifically including: News, Tips and Advice, Resource Pages, Case Studies & Reports, and Infographics. (Read Full Article)

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2. Five Good Things About Content Curation….Done Right Explore blog.atomicreach.com (Jul 20 2012) Curation 101 A counter post to Mark Schaefer's provocative post from last week “Five big problems with content curation”. In the post, the authors counter Mark's point one at a time to highlight the benefits of curation. (Read Full Article)

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3. How Content Curation Enhances SEO Explore blog.atomicreach.com (Jul 19 2012) Tips & Best Practices Overview on how Content Curation can help with SEO: Content curation is about discovering, gathering and distributing relevant and interesting content on a specific topic or subject matter. By using a curation platform and displaying curated content on your website, your brand’s Website can be kept  up-to-date and feature solid and topical content. (Read Full Article)

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4. How to create brand engagement with new audiences using content curation Explore blog.atomicreach.com (Jun 21 2012) Case Studies An overview of the process used to create brand engagement. Set goals. Not every content curation program has the same set of goals, which means not every content curation program will be measured by the same set of metrics to assess ROI. (Read Full Article)

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5. Content Curation: The Age of Discovery Explore blog.atomicreach.com (Jun 4 2012) Industry Trends Atomic Reach discusses the intersection of curation tools, social media channels and how they both together aid information discovery: Curators are the connectors between the content we want to consume and the people who are producing this content on our behalf. Curators often include their own thoughts and opinions, which provides a level of deeper analysis and context, which we often find informative, entertaining and educational. (Read Full Article)

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