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Content Curation is the act of finding, sorting and gathering relevant information from various different sources.The main purpose of curating content would be to engage your audience with relevant content and substantiate your expertise in that particular field.

According to Ron VanPeursem Content Curation may not be the core of your content marketing efforts, but content curation is a key support to those efforts.

Ron VanPeusem gives the history of when content curation began to be included (or better still, discussed) as a content marketing strategy.

Ron VanPeursem of Shift Digital Media explains what Content Curation is (and what it isn't). This information is especially relevant to those involved in Content Marketing.

Ron VanPeursem shares his take on Creation vs Curation vs Scraping. What's the difference? He looks at The Verge and Huffington Post incident as a 'test case'

Ron VanPeursem recommends the good folks at Simple Business who put together an excellent tool for walking you through an introduction to building a business blog.

Not understood Content Curation? Ron VanPeursem explains this in simple terms as discovering, filtering, organizing and delivering content.

Okay, so you've started a movie website, you've curated awesome content and you're raring to go. Only now that you've got it going, you aren't seeing nearly as much user traffic as you'd have liked. Nowhere close. And you don't know what to do. You aren't alone, you know. There are thousands of entrepreneurs across the globe constantly trying to spotlight their websites against the dusty layers of the internet. With the localization of online video content, it's only natural that brands within the on-demand video space are finding it challenging to penetrate new user segments, increase website traffic and stay ahead. If you've been having trouble driving traffic to your movie website, look no further. Here are six ways to which you can point your user traffic northwards.

Ron VanPeursem of Shift Digital Media writes blogs about Content Marketing. Does more content marketing imply improvement?

Need ideas for content creation and sources of fresh motivation for blogging? Ron VanPeursem shares tips for content creation.

Ron VanPeursem boils down the complexities of content creation for a quick check on the features, considerations and heart of the matter.

Creating enough fresh content to keep your readers satisfied is a daunting task. Ron VanPeursem shares how you can make use of your existing content by repurposing it.

Ron VanPeursem suggests that content marketing should be an effort to deliver answers and meet needs of customers so that they connect with you, trust you, and eventually take advantage of your products and services.

Google updated their algorithm this week. Many will be affected with this Panda "refresh". Ron VanPeursem asks What is your Google Update Reaction Plan?

According to Ron VanPeursem there's no such thing as "too much" input for building good titles for your blogs. Read his 5 tips for building effective post titles.