This post by Boyan Stoykovski, a freelance reporter and writer, discusses the importance of content curation in sales and marketing. The article outlines the benefits and strategies of using curated content in sales processes. Key Points: 1. Def...

Chatbots offer measurable advantages to customer support. Customers don't like to wait and providing quick and direct answers to client needs will help you retain and grow your customer base. Chatbots eliminate wait time and save you 30% on support c...

Noam discusses the idea that there is only one human language and how diversity in languages is superficial. [00:03] One human language as a concept of unity - Diversity of languages in the world and historical influences - Embracing diversity whi...

The article by Robin Good discusses the critical role of search in our digital society and the potential limitations and biases of relying heavily on algorithm-driven platforms like Google. It emphasizes the need for more human-curated, expert-dri...

The post delves into the importance and impact of information curation in the digital age. It emphasizes that curation is not just about collecting information but about adding value, context, and perspective to make it more meaningful and accessi...

To incorporate content curation into your social media strategy, you need a defined process. Curating and sharing content individually is productive, but the benefits amplify when conducted as a team. This post provides a comprehensive guide to est...

The article discusses the importance of content curation in marketing, drawing parallels between marketers and DJs. It emphasizes how marketers, like DJs who mix different music pieces, can curate content from various sources to create something n...

The article addresses the common issue of writer's block and provides a solution through the use of a "swipe file." A swipe file is a collection of ideas, topics, titles, images, and inspiration that content marketers can pull from to overcome cre...

(00:02) the Turing test created by pioneering computer scientist Alan Turing comes up a lot in sci-fi culture and discussions about intelligent robots but what exactly is the Turing test and what does it mean if a computer passes it Alan cheering f...

This post explores how Curated content libraries are an effective strategy for B2B businesses to drive inbound traffic and empower salespeople. This approach involves creating a comprehensive content library with assets that address common question...

(00:00) Our guest is Professor Noam Chomsky from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a guest lecturer at the University of Washington. Al Page: What determines how language evolves in a particular country? Why, for example, is French so d...

1. **Misconceptions About Web Metrics**: Traditional metrics like clicks and shares don't accurately measure reader engagement or content quality. There's a need to shift focus towards metrics that capture user attention and time spent on content. ...

This post highlights the issue of information overload in the workplace. It presents various statistics illustrating how much time employees lose in searching for information. For instance, a McKinsey report found that employees spend about 1.8 ...

The post highlights the significant time and productivity lost in corporate environments due to inefficient search processes for documents and information. It references a survey by SearchYourCloud which shows that a large portion of employees spe...

The post discusses various aspects of content curation in journalism and the digital media landscape. It explores different types of curation and the ways journalists can add value to curated content. The role of digital tools in facilitating con...

The post discusses the phenomenon of readers not fully engaging with online articles, highlighting how a significant number of readers leave or "bounce" from a page before engaging deeply with its content. Through data provided by Chartbeat, a tra...

This is a presentation on different forms of indexing and their usefulness. As a curator, you are always concerned with proper indexing in order to improve findability of your information. It is useful to become familiar with the concepts of librar...

The post discusses the critical role of an enterprise community manager in content curation within a business environment. As companies navigate the vast amounts of information available, community managers act like museum curators, organizing and...

Eli Pariser, author and chairman of the board at MoveOn.org, raises concerns about the "filter bubbles" created by content surfacing algorithms on platforms like Facebook and Google. In his TED talk and at the Mashable Media Summit, Pariser discuss...

The article discusses the limitations of algorithmic personalization in content curation and the enduring importance of human editors. While acknowledging the efficiency and convenience of algorithms in sites like Google, Amazon, and Netflix, the au...

The role of journalistic curation has gained prominence in the digital era, characterized by an overwhelming influx of information from various sources. The curator acts as an intermediary between the information gatherer (reporter) and the inform...

All entrepreneurs and marketers should pay attention to this message. Simon breaks down the marketing and branding strategy into 3 approaches - Why, How and What. He offers real world examples on the power of why. In essence when you answer the why q...

The article argues that hiring more humanists—those educated in literature, philosophy, ethics, classics, history, culture, language, linguistics, and writing—can enhance data science. Humanists, or data humanists, combine data fluency with th...