Mastering Effective Content Curation: Strategies for Successful Knowledge Sharing
Learn how to master the art of effective content curation with these seven strategies for successful knowledge sharing.
Read MoreKnowledge Management
How Integrating a News Feed Can Elevate Your Website
There’s no such thing as a hands-off website. If you build a website and want it to generate traffic and conversions, you have to give it some continued attention. Anyone who tells you that you simply launch a website and the traffic will come is confused (at best) or intentionally misleading (at worst).
Read MoreHow to Create Content for Each Stage of Your Sales Funnel
We often see content as a way to bring in traffic at the top of the funnel, but it’s a lot more than that.
Read More4 Content Creation and Curation Tips for E-Learning Course Creators
As the e-learning industry grows, students are becoming more discerning, and expectations are higher than they’ve ever been. This has created a need for higher quality content that reaches, engages, and educates students in highly effective ways – putting pressure on content creators to up their game.
Read MoreScoop.it Enterprise: The Alternative to Google+ Communities
On April 2nd, 2019, the world said goodbye to Google+, a social network created by the search engine giant.
In the tech world, this isn’t the first time for an entire social platform to disappear. We saw it when Vine, a 6-second video platform shut down, as well as when MySpace faded away.
In other words, when you place a lot of your effort into a platform you can’t control, it’s important to be prepared for the circumstances in case it disappears someday.
Size of the user base of Google+ was hardly comparable to that of Facebook or even Google’s own YouTube. Almost half of US internet users never visited Google+ as of 2018, and Google+ held less than 0.3% of social network market share in the UK.
But Google+ was incredibly valuable to many users around the world.
The reason? Private Google+ communities. They provided a protected online space for coworkers to share knowledge and distribute intelligence, industry news, and key information in a timely manner.
This was easily amplified for companies that already used G Suite products and accounts as it made their Google+ accounts exist by default.
Read More