The Art of Content Curation
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This document discusses content curation and provides an overview of the process and benefits. It outlines the main advantages of content curation such as improving credibility, promoting brands, and supporting marketing strategies. A 6-step content curation process is described that involves understanding information, sourcing content, evaluating content, organizing content, updating content, and analyzing insights. Useful tools are mentioned for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. Finally, examples of best practices are provided like crediting sources and focusing on relevant user-generated content.
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