How To Become A Trusted Resource By Curating Content
People buy from people they know, like, and trust. And while publishing content consistently helps with that, lots of people truly struggle to make that happen. If that sounds like you, curating content can be a great way to get started. It is a much more time-efficient way to publish content. And it builds trust in many ways, just as originally written content does.
You’ll still serve your audience with relevant content and sound advice. On top of that, you’ll get them in touch with trustworthy professionals. And if you’re not afraid to add some of your personality and expertise to the mix, people will increasingly get to know, like, and trust you as a result.
Earlier this month, my friend Kelly McCausey got to give a talk during WordCamp US. I am part of her BeachPreneurs community and have attended several of the events she hosted. I helped her a bit with her application and was incredibly excited she was selected. Kelly is an awesome resource when it comes to content marketing and I learned tons from her.
So if you’d love to get started with creating and publishing content, I’d love for you to consider getting started with curating content. You will get into the habit of regularly publishing content without the need to come up with topics and opinions just yet. Share content that inspires you. Then, write a few lines about why and how this content inspired you, link to the original content, and hit publish.
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Thanks for sharing this, Yvette! I’m having a ton of fun curating content. It’s a spark for ideas and valuable info for my peeps!
Thanks for stopping by, Elaine. I was thinking about doing the content curation challenge but had not found time yet. Watching you have so much fun with it nudged me to take action!
Excellent curation, Yvette. I agree that Kelly McCausey is an excellent resource for many and I love that you have shared her talk here. Trusted resources benefit everyone in the long run.
Connie Ragen Green
Thanks for stopping by, Connie! Don’t we all love Kelly. And she connected us, too!