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Hubs vs. Stand Out Content - Conversation With Mark Traphagen on G+

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Hubs vs. Stand Out Content
Fascinating conversations with @ janlgordon@Guillaume Decugis& "Content Shock" author blogger Mark Schaefer helped create this conversation about Hubs vs. Stand Out Content with @Mark Traphagen.

As we attempt to understand and plan for the future of #SEO and #contentmarketing these conversations becoming increasingly important.

 
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Lori Wilk's curator insight, January 28, 2014 3:16 PM

Great to hear what's being said on issues of content creation vs content curation and we'll get the see what worked best when we tally up the results at the end of the year. I do agree that in many cases the writers are not getting paid enough to create the original content.It is easier to get more content delivered to more people, quickly, by having fewer original articles to create and more curated content to share. The curated content is already written and is waiting for more distribution. The original content takes more research, thinking, writing, editing, and then posting. It's a longer process to create new content and it costs more than curating existing content. The perfect combination of both content creation and content curation will be very lucrative for some platforms this year-we'll have to wait to see who figures it out the best and who makes the most money doing it.

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Internet Marketing's Secret Triptych - Atlantic BT

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Internet Marketing's Triptych is Cause, Crowds and Cash. Learn how to use those three ideas in concert with one another and your online marketing wins.
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Internet Marketing's Secret Triptych
Can't tell you how long these three ideas have been sitting in front of me. I've written recent posts about how everyone needs a store and why e-commerce is stronger with crowdfunding than alone.

 

After a barely articulate interview with our local paper, the Raleigh News and Observer, where I succeed at saying what Internet marketing isn't I wanted to think HARD about what it is.

 

Turns out I've been close for a while. Combining these three ideas into the Internet Marketing Triptych creates the missing view. Any online marketing team who combines cause, crowds and cash will rule their business vertical.

 

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