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Social Media Resources for 2012-05-13

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10 Tips for Curation Using Scoop.it

Debra Simpson on Content CurationThis post by Shirley Williams, 10 Steps to Curate Your Social Media Content with Scoop.it for Increased Value, offers a starters guide to Scoop.it. Curation is the new trend for content. There is so much information online we need curators, similar to librarians (who make great curators) to look at the content and pick the best.

Shirley references a friend of mine, Karen Dietz, who also inspired me to start using Scoop.it. She explains how Scoop.it offers content to its members for curation as well as a step-by-step guide to establishing your Scoop.it presence. It’s a great read. When you start your Scoop.it account make sure to come back and comment with your Scoop.it link. Curate away my friend!

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Social Media Resources for 2012-05-06

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Social Media Resources for 2012-04-29

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Watch Mitch Joel Blog!

Mitch Joel, Six Pixels of Separation

I just finished Mitch Joel’s book, Six Pixels of Separation. It’s a great book, buy it! Now!

I saw this blog post and wanted to share it with you. the first thing that caught my eye in Mitch’s post Watching Me Blog, was his sharing of his blogging philosophy. I’ve never seen that before. It made me stop to think about why I blog. I may have to re-think some of my philosophy.

I loved the breakdown of the blogging process. When you start blogging I think you start training your mind to look for blog post inspiration. I have some of the same habits, the email folder and a notepad. I also use my phone’s recording software.

The first point in the “After the Post” section is something I’m going to add to my sharing. It’s a great article with wonderful tips on creating a blog post. Let me know what you think. What is it that you do to put a post together?

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