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Best practices for content curation

Best practices for content curation

Presentation on content curation by Donna Papacosta at the IABC West conference in Whistler, BC, November 2011

Donna Papacosta

March 10, 2012
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  1. Why  curate?   •  For  your  own  knowledge  and  learning

      •  Show  others  you’re  a  resource  
  2. CuraEon  steps   •  Find  content   •  Collect  it,

     save  it   •  Document  it;  add  context  and  meaning;  tell  a   story   •  Share  it;  allow  others  to  embed  
  3. Individuals  as  curators   •  Helps  you  to  be  seen

     as  a  leader,  expert   •  Combine  your  original  content  with  curated   content   •  Trusted  guide  
  4. Brands  as  curators   •  Helps  keep  brand  top  of

     mind,  especially   during  long  B2B  sales  cycle   •  OrganizaEon  as  a  trusted  guide  
  5. AggregaEon  vs.  curaEon   •  AggregaEon  –  no  human  factor

      •  CuraEon  –  adds  the  human  factor   “When  we  like  it,  it’s  curaEon;  when  we  don’t   like  it,  it’s  aggregaEon.”  
  6. Quick  list  of  tools   •  Delicious   •  Pearltrees

      •  Diigo   •  Storify   •  Scoop.it   •  Paper.li   •  Triberr   •  Google+  Sparks   •  Tumblr   •  Magnify.net   •  Curata   •  CuraEon  StaEon  
  7. Defining  your  curaEon  strategy   •  How  are  you  trying

     to  posiEon  yourself  or  your   organizaEon?   •  What  role  does  content  play  in  your  overall   markeEng  or  communicaEons  strategy?   •  How  can  you  keep  your  efforts  going?   •  How  will  you  measure  success?  
  8. Ideas  for  curated  content   •  Industry  news   • 

    Expert  Eps  and  advice   •  PresentaEons   •  Case  studies   •  Reviews  of  events  or  books   •  Photos   •  Infographics   •  Videos,  podcasts  
  9. CuraEng  company  news  for     the  intranet   • 

    Company  news   •  News  about  compeEtors   •  What’s  happening  in  the  industry   •  Other  factors  that  affect  the  market  
  10. Best  pracEces   •  Understand  your  market  and  your  place

     in  it   •  What  does  your  audience  care  about?   •  IdenEfy  thought  leaders,  influencers   •  Pick  a  placorm   •  Organize  content   •  Add  your  own  flavour;  tell  a  story   •  Share,  and  make  it  easy  to  share   •  Always  link  to  the  original  source   •  Add  original  content  too   •  Measure  your  results  
  11. How  to  get  started   •  Know  your  niche  

    •  Think  like  a  curator;  keep  your  eyes  open  and   your  tools  running   •  Be  consistently  helpful   •  Share,  share,  share  
  12. Please  keep  in  touch   DONNA  PAPACOSTA   [email protected]  

    905.844.7645    trafcom.com    @donnapapacosta