Getting your workers to buy in to both contribute to and share what is shared is a fantastic approach to develop internal ties as well as expand the exposure of your messages through employee participation. Our tools make this process easy.

This post contains several very helpful pages to assist you in coming up with ideas for your curation plan and the types of material you'll need for each approach. The objectives are defined as follows: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-Bound.

Great information for planning your content strategy. Based on studies, the right recommended content mix is lifestyle (70), industry (20) and corporate content (10). Studies also find that lifestyle content gets the most engagement. Click to learn more.

With this blog post's fantastic chart, you'll never be lost for words again. The many sorts of content and where to use them in your marketing efforts are neatly categorized into four categories: corporate (content intended for an organization), curated(strictly created by someone other than the writer) licensed(licensed merchandise sold under a trademark); sponsored.(paid advertisements).

One of the pillars of marketing is frequency of messaging! Creating original content for your newsletter is both time consuming and at some point becomes stale! Read the reasons of why curation matters to your newsletter marketing strategy!