It’s a Monday morning and you’re getting ready for the busy workday that lies ahead. Before you begin any of your tasks or projects, you feel like educating yourself on the latest trends and news in ...

When you curate content, you actually pick, classify and contextualize content from third party websites to display on your own website, and in the process allow traffic redirects to the external ...

As consumers increasingly crave more meaningful and relevant content amid the deluge of digital information, content curation has given marketers a new way to engage with customers. Curation is by no ...

Content curation is a critical part of most marketers’ content strategy, allowing businesses to get the attention of consumers and not seem push minded with every network update they release. As Ross ...

For website content publishers and content creators, there’s a debate raging as to the rights and wrongs of curation. While content aggregation has been around for a while with sites using algorithms ...

Most marketers spend a mind-numbing amount of time creating content when they don’t have to. Over 3 million blog posts are published each day. Most content you wish to create and share with your ...

In grade school, we all learned that copying the work of the kid sitting next to us in class was wrong. In elementary school, that was called cheating. As we got older, copying turned into plagiarism, ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Most entrepreneurs realize by now just how valuable content can be. With excellent content, you can improve your reputation, attract more ...

Those new to content curation (the art of finding and sharing exceptional content to attract your target audience) typically do NOT get it right, even though they do everything they’re advised to do.

David James is CLO at 360Learning, host of The Learning & Development Podcast and former Director of L&D for The Walt Disney Company. Curation has been a hot topic for years, and the phrase "curate, ...

“I feel like there are a lot of bitter librarians out there,” says Erin Scime. They’re bitter because their profession is being democratized–but that may be a good thing for them, and for you. It’s ...