Jake Sorofman

3 No-Brainer Reasons To Curate Content

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Heidi Cohen in Content Curation | 1 Comment

Want to extend your content marketing budget? Here are 3 no-brainer reasons to curate content. includes 3 case studies & 6 actionable content curation tips.

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How To Reuse Your Content Marketing

Posted on July 2, 2013 by Heidi Cohen in Content Marketing | 6 Comments

To maximize your content marketing reach while limiting resource investment, repurpose or reuse content to create multiple pieces from each effort. Each element of content must be re-imagined so that it’s contextually relevant, provides new information, and is adapted to specific venues so that it’s not duplicate content. Here are twenty definitions from top content marketing experts.

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Content Curation: 19 Definitions

Posted on June 3, 2013 by Heidi Cohen in Content Marketing | 4 Comments

While every marketer must have content marketing, their biggest challenge is producing sufficient content, given their budget and staff resources, that attracts and converts prospects. Many marketers curate other people’s content to supplement the original information they create. To better understand what content curation is and how to use it to achieve your business objectives, here’s how nineteen content marketing experts define content curation.