Top 6 content curation tools for busy marketers

Content curation is a real time saver for the busy marketers of today’s era. Since they have to share valuable content with the target audience across a number of channels, so, it’s quite difficult to create original content. Thus, content curation is the best possible option for them. Basically, content curation is all about gathering topic specific content from various online resources, organizing it into readable form and then sharing it with the intended readers. There are a number of tools that can be used for the same. Here’s a list of the best one’s available:

Quora:

Quora is a question-and-answer site which has also emerged as a content curation tool. Here, questions are asked, answered, edited and organized by its community of users. It also acts as a keyword research tool and helps find question-based keywords to answer with your content.

Trap.it: 

Using Trap.it you can curate content that has to do with industry research, insights and trends etc. This content can then be organized into topic-specific libraries. You can then share the content with your intended audience through various social platforms.

PublishThis:

This tool can be used for curating high-quality, engaging content. In addition to this, PublishThis also enables you to organize and share this curated content to your audience via various platforms.

Learnist:

Learnist is a content curation platform where leaders and experts from various industries help users learn about the required topics. It provides the best way to curate authority content as the people who teach here are already experts in their own niche.

DrumUp:

This amazing content curation tool can be used to get the latest and most relevant stories on topics of interest. DrumUp allows you to add a number of social media accounts to your dashboard. It further enables you to link your blog to social accounts.

Tribber:

Tribber is a highly efficacious content curation tool that engages topic-specific content and helps keep updated with latest niche specific trends. It is basically a platform meant to manage groups of people, typically bloggers, who write about the same topics. One find and join a group of his/her interest and curate valuable content using Tribber.
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