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Don’t Just Curate Content, Harvest it | Sandhill

Don’t Just Curate Content, Harvest it | Sandhill | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it
From sandhill.com - November 3, 2014 10:54 AM

Harvesting Content via Curation
This is a great if somewhat complicated (to understand) post via my friend and great G+ curator @MarkTraphagen. I'm working on creating a matrix of their suggestions in order to show how I use Scoop.it to achieve them with ease and efficiency.

Stay tuned. Marty

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Hubs vs. Stand Out Content - Conversation With Mark Traphagen on G+

Hubs vs. Stand Out Content - Conversation With Mark Traphagen on G+ | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it
From plus.google.com - January 28, 2014 11:31 AM

Hubs vs. Stand Out Content
Fascinating conversations with @ janlgordon@Guillaume Decugis& "Content Shock" author blogger Mark Schaefer helped create this conversation about Hubs vs. Stand Out Content with @Mark Traphagen.

As we attempt to understand and plan for the future of #SEO and #contentmarketing these conversations becoming increasingly important.

 
https://plus.google.com/102639884404823294558/posts/M2YrHJV3FYS

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Lori Wilk's curator insight, January 28, 2014 3:16 PM

Great to hear what's being said on issues of content creation vs content curation and we'll get the see what worked best when we tally up the results at the end of the year. I do agree that in many cases the writers are not getting paid enough to create the original content.It is easier to get more content delivered to more people, quickly, by having fewer original articles to create and more curated content to share. The curated content is already written and is waiting for more distribution. The original content takes more research, thinking, writing, editing, and then posting. It's a longer process to create new content and it costs more than curating existing content. The perfect combination of both content creation and content curation will be very lucrative for some platforms this year-we'll have to wait to see who figures it out the best and who makes the most money doing it.
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50 Great Curators - Mark Traphagen via @CrowdFunde

50 Great Curators - Mark Traphagen via @CrowdFunde | Curation Revolution | Scoop.it
From www.crowdfunde.com - April 16, 2014 10:02 AM

GPlus Guru Mark Traphagen
If you don't know Mark you should and if you don't use GPlus and your an Internet marketer you should be shot. Mark is more than just one of the top GPlus experts in the world, he is also a friend and fellow cancer survivor.

Something about surviving a bout with the Big C that makes you want to give back and Mark does. He speak all over the country (and soon the world I predict) about the power of concepts like the new SEO, GPlus, Google authorship and semantic web.

If you aren't part of the more than 80,000 followers Mark already has on Gplus we suggest you hop on board this train since your Internet and content marketing will be better because of it.

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